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Delaware City press. (Delaware City, Del.) 1913-19??, 1913-03-14
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS
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M ADA ME x

When plays have served their pur- pose of runs in New York and the larger cities, runs of single week up to an entire season, it is quite the custom for managers to organize cheaper coTpanies to tour the one night stands, but in the case Of Madame X' this custom does not ap- ply. for both the author and the pro- dncer who control the American and English rights, are very insistent in performances that will realize their standard of ecellence. aud that stand ard is a very high one, this secures to the public the advantage of knowing beforehand the quality of the offer ing and likewise secures the man agemeat of very big audience when Madame N' is played here on March 4 Tuesday nisht. Seat sale this morn ing at nine o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
RESURRECTION EXIST
 IN WEST VIRGINI 4
The Cea! Field situation is Stil Growing Worse Court
 Nuddle.

Charleston, w. Va., Feb 2S.-That |; stale fo insurreetion exists in West Virginia because of the strike of min CTS in the kenawha coal fields wa intimated by Judge Hoifenberger the supreme court of appeals when h announced the decision of the couri today denying the habeas corpus pro ceedings brought to secure he trans fer of MChter Jones and other labol leaders from the custody of the mlll tary to the civil authorities.
 The court did not pass upon tn right of the governors military .coln mission to try the accused the state attorney contending that that questlo1 had been settled by the United state supreme cour twhen it upheld the ac tion of the military court last fall
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
COUNTY JUDGE
 PROMOTING ROADS
Judge Douglass Would Buy Rock CruSher and Surface
 Highways.

Mountain Home. reu. 2S.-County Judge w. E. Douglass of this place mailed out letters today to all the jus tices in the county who compose the levying court, asking them if they will support an appropriation for 8 rock crusher at the next meeting of the court, if he will purchase one at once and get it working on the roads.
 A number of the justices who have been seen personally by the judge have been strongly in favor of the project, believing that it is the only way in which this, Baxter county, will ever have permanent roads. Judge Douglass idea is to build roads running both ways through the coun- ty, working on one until completed before leaving it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

amendments tO the Constitution. Mrs. Mary Ware Dennett, secretary of the national association, said that for the last forty years Congress had re2ul- ariy appointed committees 10 lnVeStl- gate the suffragisr question, but the members were usually men bitterly opposed 10 woman's suffrage She Believed this to be the first time Con- gress had taken the initiative In max ing an investigation and said that Representative HobsoH was known as an enthusiastic supporter of the cause.
 "None 3f the previous committees have ever made a report, she said. but we hope for one this time.'
 Mrs. Bennett said that the suffrage association was sending Mr. ilobson a mass of material which ought to keep him and his committee occupied for some time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
FIBER AND FIELDS

Weber and Fields and their own star company is the duration schedul- ed for the Elks Theatre on Wednes- day night, March 5
 The short tour of the comedians, who have just closed successful run at their new Music Hall. ill New York City, includes only the most import ant cities of the South, and local play goers are elated over the fact that the most prominent stars in the musi- cal comedy world have included this city in their 'whirlWind" tour, pre- vious to opening a Spring engage ment at their Music Hall
 The vehicle Weber and Fields are delivering tons of laughs with is call ed Hickey Pokey," and is a riot of fun during the entire action of the play.
 The fact of Messrs Weber and Fields appearing here creates a new standard in local theatricals as it is the first time that two stars have been seen cast in the same play.
 The comedians have surrounded themselves with a company of about 10o including many of the famous Music Hall beauties, which has given Web and Fields the reputation of pre- senting the most beautiful chorus girls of any Broadway production.
 The company travels on special train consisting of four Pullman com Nartment cars, one Palace, and din- ing car and two 60-foot baggage ears.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

ials increased over last year is the oginion of Capt. J. D. Milner Who has just returned from q trip over the county to obtain cotton statistics for the Department of Agriculture and the government Census Bureau.
 Most of the land was broken during the latter part of 1912, and the eX- cessive rains of the two months in the new year has prevented much more active preparation for agrIcul- tural pursuits.
 The 1912 cotton crop was one of the largest in the history of the county and the crop has been transferred from the farms to the cities from ali points with the exception of few on the Pine Bluff and Arkansas River Railway. Several gins have yet a few days work to do along that railroad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
ESCAPED CONVICT
 RECApTURED HERE
WILL WILLIAMS, NEGRO, ARREST. ED NY piTRHiNAN BOYD 1T
 tNi0N sTtTi0N.
Vas SeEtcHccd to Four Years For Burglarizing J. N. Shepherds
 Store in This fly.

After enjoying freedom for abou there years unmolestcd, Son Tena alias Will Williams, must now returl and serve the remainder of his sen tence of four years ill the Arkansas penitentiary.
 Tcna. who is negro. was arrested yesterday afternoon at the Unior Station by Patrolman Boyd. who bat a description of the black and Whc had known him for some time. Tho black emphatically denied that he wa the man wanted but several other ne Sroes stated to the officers that thf negro was the escaped convict.
 Tena was taken to police headquar ters and officials of the state farn Wer ecaIled on long distance tele phone. The officers of that institution stated that they wanted Tena ant that he had escaped about thref years ago.
 The negro still denied that he wa the man wanted, saying that he hat only been in Pine Bluff for shor time and severe questioning by Cit Detective McBurnett could make hin say nothing else.
 Constable Frank Stewart strolled i about that time and instantly reco2 nized the negro, calling him by nam Constable Stewart was the office who arr stod Tena in 1906, char2ln; him with tue robbery of ]. ". Shep herds store, and it was on the testi mony Of Mfr. Stewart that the negr was sentenced to serve four years il he penitentiaTy by the Jeffcrsoi county circuit court. Tena then con lessed. saying that he had serve. three years of his sentence but ha9 mad his escape from a railroad cam near Beebe early in 1910.
 Officers from the state prison ar. expected to arrive either today or to morrow and will take Tena back to hi old haunts. where he will serve thci remaining time of his. sentence
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

probably the drollest and most comic
 of all American stars, but because
 Webra and Luescher are sending a
 company and production in Mr. Toys
 latest success lover the River" that l is said to rival both their Spring Maid and Rose Maid productions This artistic firm of young producers who have taken front rank in the light opera field paid $25.000 for Mr. Foy and his company will be one of ten big organizations under their man. agement
 lover the River is described as one of the most stylish sirle shows that ever ran on Broadway last sea son. It's chorus and ballet augment ed by the addition of the Eight Berlin MadcaQ' dancers from Germany be- came one of the most talked about en- senlble organizations of the year The piece was also the first to intrducc q "cabaret" scene showing fhe interior ol Ollc Ol .\tW OIN 5 IlOptiII dll- night restaurants where the "4C0' go for their alter-theatre entertainments , In fact, the plot of the play is built around one of these fashionable re- sorts.
 The music is spoken of as nnusu- ally catchy Que of the songs. { Ting aling-a-ling" number beine one of the most popular hits any recent musical comedy has to offer
 Eddie Foy is said to be at his best ! in this latest success. The famous toy smile and his clever dancing legs delight the audience during half dozen musical numbers written es- Qecially for him. The name of Foy nas become synonym for joy where ever this gifted actor is known and in "Over the River" he is said to distill
 enough of the latter to keep the aud fence laughing from the rise of the curtain uutil the tall of the last big dancing ensemble three hours later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
TIGERS BEGIN SPRING
 TRAINING AT GULFPORY

Mobile, Ala, Feb. 2S.-The Detroit Tigers. in training at Gulfport, Miss. are fast rounding into shape for the season, according to Manager JeE- nings. Pitcher Hall, one of the youngsters drafted last fall, was slightly injured in line drive yester- day which split his thumb. Games have been announced as follows:
 With Cincinnati Nationals at Mo- bile two games, March s, II and 12; two games with Reds at Gulfport March 15; game with New Orleans Southern League team at Gulfport.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
PRES. LEARN
 GETS GAVEI
Students oi Branch Normal College Made Symbol oi Authority for
 Chamber of Commerce Office

w. D. Hearn, president of the Cham
 berof Commerce. yesterday received
 handsome gavel made by student in the mechanical department of the col ored Branch Normal College in this city, and he will use ii in presiding over mass meetings at the Chamber of Commerce. The gavel was sent to Mr. Hearn by Prof. F. T. Vinegar, the colored principal of the school. It is made of Arkansas "dogwoods and is cleverly executed. Mr. Hearn eN- pressed his thanks for the gift and said that .he prized it very highly. The name of the student who made the gavel is not known but Mir. Hearn Will probably address a letter to him eN- pressing his appreciation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
MRS. MARY AGNES BURTON,

Camden, Ark, Feb. 2S.-Mrs. Mary Agnes Burton, aged 72, died at her home near Elliott Thursday morning Mrs. Burton is survived by Finis Burton of this city and number oi other relatives. She was a well be- loved character of her home com munity, and nearnest and devout Christian woman. The funeral ser vices took place on Friday.
 For plumbing, gas fitting or gas supplies see J. G. King, No. 1900 Main street or Phone No. 94i. 2-15 i'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
THE SUFFRAGETTES
 ARE GOING TO FAR
london Prosecutor Says They ire Liable to life fEnpris0n-
 inent.

London, Feb 21--Miltant suffra- ssts connected with the burning of >uildings in public parks are liable to penal servitude for life.
 This was the announcement made
 oday by Travers Humphreys, public prosecutor, in asking a magistrate 10 commit for trial Miss Lillian Lenton md Miss Joyce Locke, who were ar rested for setting fire to a pavilion in
 he Kew Botanical Gardens
 Il make my charge, said MT. Hum phreys, under the malicious oam- lge act. which makes it felony, pun ishable by penal servituda for life. for my person to fire a building belong ng to the king or davouted to public useH
 At the hearing today only Miss Locke appeared, Miss Lenton having been released owing to i'll health af- ter carrying out a hunger strike.
 The magistrate protested that the procedure was an extraordinary ore Prisoners. he continued. sometimes Ire released from prison. bl;t not rom custody. He immedately issued l warrarl for Miss '-ento4s arrest.
 Miss T. e who also stated a hum ger stri'' ds'a'n1 was torsi- 'ly fed. , Paded lay. that she he case pl' lid she was committed fol a,.,El was tiHed at , 000 on tho .;.,of the accused hat she wou 1.from any agita- ion pendiRs ury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
EDDIE FOY

The announcement of comical Ed die Foy's engagement at the Elke Theatre on Thursday night is really a theatrical treat of much interest, not only on account Of the promise of a night of fun with Eddie Foy. who is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
SUFFRAGETTES ARE
 VERY MUCH PLATED
rhay Are Pleased Over the Appoint ment of s'OngreSSmnM
 HGbS0n.

New York, Feb. 2S.-At the Nation al Womans Suffrage headquarteHs today there was elation over the ap
 pontment of Representative HobsGE of Alabama as a subcommittee of the House for an inquiry into the ques-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

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 "I suffered from orga nic inflamna- tion and would have spells when 1 would be in such pain that I would t ar m Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
PREF AIRING FOR
 BIG CROPS IN 1918
Government Crop Reporter Says More Land is Broken This Year to
 Date Than in 1912.

That 2o per cent more land has been broken for cultivation on this date this year than in 1912 and that the cultivated acreage will be mater
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

Big Bill Torrey, is a big southpaw, and after week of stiff workouts at Marlin Springs, Teras. Coach Wilbur Robinson has predicted that he will help McGraw win the 1913 pennant fcr New York. Torrey was recruit of the Giants in 1911 but fell a victim of typhoid fever and was out of the game for two years. He was formerly star on Jimmy Callahans star out law team. the Logan Squares of Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01

Roy Gould. of Little Rock, is in the city the guest of his parents, Mf. anu Mrs. James Gould.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-01
IN SUCH PAIN
 WOMAN TORE
 HER CLOTHES
Testifies She Was Restored to Health by Lydia l.. Pinkham's Vegetable
 Compound.

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Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-28
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Willie-Paw, what is a secret?
 Paw-Anything two women do not know, my son.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
 Yetst-They say a fish never does stop growing,
 Crimsonbeak-Well, it hasn't any thing on a fish story, at that.-Yo onkers Statesman.
 "So that's your new bathing suit! But why don't you go in ?"
 I'm taking lessons in a correspond ence school and haven't got to the. wa ter yet."-Life.
 Are you joking? Six cents for 8 comb with only two teeth left!'
 Perhaps at that price you expect a full set of teeth into the bargain" ?" -Le Rire.
 eugenic weddinge?
 Edith-I'd rather marry one of those rich old fellows with only one lung Judge.
 Armson-You seem to know a lot about the ins and outs of politics.
 De Manising-I ought to. I've been one of the outs for 20 long and hungry years.-Chicago Tribune.
 The Caller-How's dear little Fido?
 The Hostess Nicely, thank you.
 And the children"
 "Bless me! forgot to ask the nurse Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 InaJ WOOQpeCh6T IllSy D6 pSISlSt- ent, but I think he's beaten this time."
 ''What is he trying to do?'
 Drill a hole in an iron trolley pole Louisville Courier-JournaI
 Why do you fish every morning in the bathtub, old man? Is it a bet?"
 "Oh, no; I just want to get used to not catching anything. Am going on a vacation soon."-Pittsburgh Post.
 Jim Jackson-No, sah-yo' don't ketch dis coon wukkin on a rainy day like dis.
 Squire Hennery astounded)-Rainy? Jim Jackson-Wal dat's what de almanac says, an dat's good huff foh me.-Puck.
 Muggins-I wonder why Dolly Dash away is so popular?
 Buggins-She'S one of those girls a fellow feels he can propose to without any serious danger of being accepted. Philadelphia Record
 Do you believe that story about William Tell shooting the apples off his sons head?"
 s'No," replied Mir. Growcher; mot if apples were as expensive then as they are Washington Star.
 Ma" inquired Bobby. hasn't pa a queer idea of heaven?"
 Why do you ask that ?'
 "'Cause I heard him tell MT. Nay bor thatNthe week you spent at the sea- shore seemed like heaven to him. - Boston Transcript.