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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
Held Xmas Exercise.

Christmas exercises were hold al, .
number o. he local churches vestst
day evening instead m being held a.,
'hrlstmas eve Splendid prorrar,r
we're rendered and many Of tho MON
bers OF the Sunday school took nart
hecitsiiOns and special music ve,.
features OF the program
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

i.n NJ grHl.u club banquet which -.as
2" Do held uu New Years ero has terr
irNh fe'f u0efuuned fur the nrrefrf
IiiN wHs rnlanU que fo tho fact t.at
~ Inh rooms viii he rhauref tic last
~ iHF tenr fu fHe r'rd ana f4urfI
'''fH on TIE Nliner building ami she
.n.Iur could NOT DO done AMI tN, -e.r.,.,.
placed in order Ir finr Tor he tsnrusf
NU The $751; hence tito fuDuen4rrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
NEW BANK OPENED
Citizens National Bank Started Bust
ness Saturday-Had Very Sue
eessful Day.

The Citizens National bank. Wheel.
ing's newest banking institution. was
. formally opened TO the public Satur-
day morning. and the opening day
proved to be very tIccessfuI one
Located on the first floor cf the Con.
sentative Life building. the bank oc-
cupiee an advantageous situation
near the center OF the business dis.
trict. From the moment the bang
opened in the morning until the clos
ing hour the Market street lobby was
crowded with visitors. As souvenir
or the initial DAVIS business. a hne
ART calendar. bearing striking like
ness OF George Washington. the ''drst
citizen" OF his country. was given
each visitor. until the supply was ex.
More than one hundred accounts
were opened, and among the patrons
OF the new institution on the first dav
were several az The most prominent
tI-iness men Of the CITY.
The quarters occupied by the bani;
are among the fines; in the state. The
furnishings IRE elaborate and well ar.
ranged. The officer, in charge OF the
institution are experienced men. while
me directorate is made up OF promin.
ent business men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

The Woman's CLUB 81 this city will
nHNe ghhrRe ~ the receipts 90 tho
Park Thester. on raner.1r sy.r,,.
which Will so toward The sale ~ d.
hed Cross HealH which are being -ott
m tbls city specially ARRANGED
program Tor tho evening Laa Ia,r
prepared by Manager SCI ert ANA /.
lafge crowd is expected 10 attend Red
ross seals VIII also be on asIs NJ tbc
iheater this evening. end al are cor
daily invited 10 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
Short Vacation.

The Wheeling Metal & Manufacture.
ing company al Glendale. will only be
on a few days during the HOLIDAYS as
.ney are rushed with orders. The
Plant VIII close down "Wednesday
evening and remain closed until The
iolIowing Monday morning. The EN-.
pioyes are working over time this
week TO make up for the lost time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

NEW MARTINsVILLE W. Va Dec
- me convention to nomi nate candi-
HA'r- Tor the Peoples ticket will be
TO-. thursday night In the court house.
iurgs attendance is expected com
~ 'd OF people representing the best
interests OF the town. NO partisan potI-
L's VIII interfere In the selection Of a
ticket since the liquor interests can
hol largely enter into the campaign. vet
,oHluihed with the efforts OF the Manu-
facturers' Light A Heat romnsDy g.
"ittt a set OF cOuncilmsn TO SIS liking
VIC Two combined might become an inn
botthnt factor Neither alone can ac-
complish much. United. thev become =
tpi liable Zoe 10 the progress o. the
Town NE liquor business could not
last loug. but victory for the gas com.
bany would mean irreparable damage TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

ne case against Edward Hipkins O,
uhls city. charged with hunting upon
the walter Clark farm, I'm Clay district
vs. uied before squire r.. NJ Lewis
saturday, and following the Testimony
the squire dismissed the case Their,
Wa no evidence that the man was ac-
,ualiy hunting upon the farm prem.
iSes. hence the decision OF the court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

sentenced 10 serve sixty days in the
county jail He gave notice of an APP
peal ana was released on bond TO
jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
To Box AGAIN.

French Cyclone" Miller. OF this
city. who put himself on the boxing
map Ie" days ago when he scored a
knockout against a clever pux NJ
Mheeiing VIII again be In the ring on
Xmas day al Bridgeport. Miller has
oeen IN training for the past several
months and Is In the best OF condl-
uon. He did not suffer much from
ago and II he Is not beaten I'm In the
bout pext Thursday will again be seen
IN action on New Years night at the
same place only with a better battler
rom Pittsburgh. Local admirers will
Journey 20 the Ohio town TO see Mil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
Meeting Postponed.

The ID. V. v. CLUB. which was 10
nave met this evening in regular
In the Hicks building on JEFFERSON
avenue nave postponed their meeting
lot week due to the death of the
Young son OF James Henrietta, who IN
member o. the organization. Several
M, natters OF much interest will be up
TOT consideration at the next meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

q, James Graham wa tried before
SQUIRE y " Lewis SATURDAY, affor
hoph rpnn charge az non supnorf
drought about by HE wife ana Wa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
Xmas Rush in On.

The annual Christmas rush Is now
on In this city as vas evidenced by
the fact that hast Saturday afternoon
ana evening most every store in the
city was crowded az all times. There
- absolutely no need OF local persons
going out OF the city to do their shop
pIns ,his year. as most any article in
found At home. The f. +. Koontz
stand on Jefferson avenue are carry.
ing y ~ 600 stock Of toys and N Won
are looking for something to please
display.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

representative OF the Mutual Life
Insurance Company OF New York WIN
call on you. N desired. George Baird
Manager. Schmulbaoh Building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
ORDER NOW
For Christmas

Christmas Trees.
Holly and Holly Wreathes.
Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks.
Martha Washington Candy.
Dates Figs, Candied Fruits.
. California Grapes.
Oranges
Apples
Grape Fruit
Mixed Nuts
l5c a Id
CandieS-A line OF 40 vari
cites at Toe a pound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
M0UNDSVILLE
City Council 70 Meet

CITY Council 20 Meet
The city council will meet this even
Ing In regular semi-monthly session
and several important matters Will
be up for consideration. Report from
me sewer Inspector will likely be
made az this meeting. also the health
cnicer The report 90 the street paw.
Ing being done on Cedar avenue will
be made and several ordinances
which have passed their first read
Ing will be up for second reading.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

Arrangements are being made ~
he Glendale hospital FOR their annual
Christmas oxercises which will be
held here on ne1t Wednesday even.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
NEW MARTINS WILLIE

Inc Daily lntelligencer will be found
on sale at ARar's Cigar and Frlii
stand. Main street. lannon's Cigar
and Fruit stand. Moses Thomas
fruit stand. John Thomas Fruit
stand. At uepor m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
MoundsYllle Won.

The last football game % the sea-
son vas played here Saturday after
noon a. The local Fifth street park be-
tween The local eleven and the Nc
Nechen Athletic club. The locals won
he game by the score % ~ y. fit-
man NJ tho locals made the only
touchdown o. he game Both sides
vere evenly matched and large
crowd nitnee ssd the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

The Jefferson Telephone company
or Steubtnville. WAS Incorporated
yesterday with capital Of $500 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

Paul A. Hellar. aged -. Of Bridge
vile, Pa. and Jean NJ. Fife, OF this
city. were married today by Justice
Hennessy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

when state attorneys presented a new
argument.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

Governor j. NJ. Cox today pardoned
nine men whose terms would have ex.
ptred between Christmas and New
Years. In the list are: George Jones,
JEFFERSON county, larceny. and vii.
liam Perry J. Howell. Jefferson coun.
~. assault with intent TO rob. The
men Will get home IN time for Christ
mas.
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HIGHWAY BOARD TO MEET

Little Rock, June 24.-At meeting of the State Highway Commission Tuesday afternoon, the Board decided to hold it's regular quarterly meetings January 1, April, 1 July 1 and Oc tober 1. This will make the next Monday, July 1, at which time it is expected that the permanent secre- tary will be announced.
 At the Tuesday meeting the organi- zation Of Highway Improvement Dis trict No l, Greene County, was au- thorized, pursuant to regular petition filed by property owners. The roau will run from the St. Francis river to Paragould, and thense to the Craighead county line. State En2i- neer E. A. kinksley was instructed to make the necessary surveys and in vestigations for the construction of the proposed highway.
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PRESIDENT ACTS
 IN M'NAb CASE Wilson Accepts Resignation of District Attorney to
 Take Effect at Once. TO PROSECUTE CASES Fine Array of Legal Talent in a'ali- fOrnia to Be Employed in
 White Slave Case.
TO PROSECUTE CASES

Washington, June 24.-'I release you without hesitation and accept your resignation to take effect at once."
 This is the concluding sentence oI tonight sent to John l.. McNab, Unit ed States district attorney of San Francisco, after conference with Attorney General McReynolds. Tie President also decided to direct tIe immediate trial at san Francisco of Camlnetti and Diggs, the Calilornlau5 charged with violation of the white slave act.
 The White House tonight gave out couples of the Attorney Generals full report on the Caminetti-Dlggs cases and also the Western Fuel Co4a- pany cases.
 The President will select special attorney to prosecute these cases rom a list of men who occupy the highest positions of confidence in the legal profession ill California. Francis J. Heney, Progressive Republican, who prosecuted Abe Ruef in the San Fran cisco Board of Supervisors graft, will be one of the special counsel. Mat J. Sullivan, a Democrat, who Was associated with Mir. Heney in the graft prosecutions, may be selected to assist him in these cases. Thoml IS Hayden, a leading trial lawyer, of Sal Francisco, is also under consideration. 1t is probable that all of them will be retined by the government.
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STATE NEWS | | + ' + T. l ! i + i. !. i'
DONAGHUE.DUNN.

Stuttgart, June 24.-Another sur prise to Stuttgart people was the we'd ding of Patrick E. Dunn of this city to Miss Mary Donaghue of Terre Haute, Ind, which occurred in the latter city last Tuesday morning at s o'clock After short visit with the groom's parents in Stuttgart they will position with the National Biscuit Company, and make their future home in the Capital City, MT. Dunn was born and reared here and is the son of MT. and Mrs. Peter E. Dunn.
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Ag.Alpie:cisDjorE li :is OF M'KINLEY..
his GeptIsl sRePuke to a Department

Ais GeqtIsi ,Rebuke to Department
 sFchaf's ssubordinate.
 'fresiaSAte feKiniey's scrupulous loy- alty be his cabinet officers is spoken of IS. R1pe 94f his characteristics It is said that he never went over the heads of EiSs' seftf hries 70 consult an assistant, baE,,held Feaoh to, responsibility for lis debaaft9elat. S,I,,i | ; etH ,:' .''''l z
 ''t3tDalf the events of his administra- tioh .piobably none. was source '''of hiSfHH. ,a'HS5sety to him than the decision ef the supperne, court oil tie status of thH. eplofiies,i lt,,,w,asf a, matter of great ,notnaht ,whetherl the highest judicial 5aaadV StloIsil1 tiibhoid the view of the 3gl1nqd51fn;!iatn,aaHlon d51f;! that the constitution aancAioaeai the a.ossession' of. colpnIe5 ss4Stt; hI.t.ss not granted full represeh- eatisn.N Whsr. e were eoonaictihg' rul,lnors 4ys ias.i iti,s sa .psts1 the ao7Yr ofthe degi; sAjn.,nuii3 these added, to the tension tGSi ls.sis,Yas hiiiston, ,.' shortly before al,s,asst4o l tt la.s raent of the finding of ttls4 sH1hffinaa. a shaa officer of apn.a a !a .sII; stsa sfsststtts appeAted at the " kate Et5aI 5l4s 54 ,.l, ;as.naspai hour and insihtetl a.sst <. is s:sss taF prssii44eeht 2 on .thsP, a tx tssnasbaa.Ei %Spsiness. Having beoEs
 ssa2 ss eaRmae Rae,s.,,, at once eat' to his e. s,s5tm.t,a is#'.I., ff'sil @',5 siiiG1Il. ss,a. lssaiiatg' tgfA44ht,' 4h.t' 1j.Aq2e some gasa tI7',gz att;s, sHsa.4 Ina ves just !learned att tsftaali fta l [ ,i1aa. 4hst, the decision Of she asttsFa afstsFF. .s;HHH.t s tpbe!ii lyout faYfatF st,Atiirsitit.,s!thtsyel with 6the dmporta rsso IS sIS,3 W H 44, M i Hi' i.,! T '. .1.. .lnalt;t,t -+,tg-n, I said Afr. AIc Minssy sgAl, lE,,ia U l. iaa k5,a's i'i,s ,ss :,,sooa' nevs # gsHHN'.Hss H salft-'smed your chief?"
 "5. ,2 < r5lsfsiq7t 5hlss7fsiqtept It. l tlhl9gqghs you ;ssfH,H 1fEts, fls' aarst to,lsnow it.Yila is.. isEe' i4''f7 4, ,ii',,.1m i77,,, s6try fo 4as. f:, t E'tI lt;fIr f4s'dt'pleaSe. do me the favn' ht@aS # olca to your chief ana gi5a
 llY'itF,q, Y't3l ls4R rsi1 ation so that he e;g ;g Rs.t .ss.i it,i,r f7afs1l ie,to lae ?"ilas Ha=i- ln. tf7 tss'f' tFs ii
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PLANS FOR SUMMER
 ASSEMBLY AT ARK X

Over 600 visitors are expected to attend the Arkansas Summer Assem- bly,. which will be held at Arkedel- phia July 17 to 23. under the auspices of the Arkansas State Baptist Young Peoples Union.
 This will be the ninth session of the assembly, and no pains have been spared by those in charge to make the meetings both interesting and in- structive.
 The sessions will be held in the buildings and on the campus of Qua chita College.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
,. ,,.d I. 7 Isa'MIsslHASBESTOS.

1'aseH3sr TIT -, .,r r ,,s 1s's A.a .sle,.i se.!, izea Yard. Long a,sd
 p.t...l;..' .5.s Qunce In Weight. ....
 a,i,l{ II ,a.5. 77sa the cobbing sheds as. iHallsff5aa'ss ss.t:-tco' the spinning mills in l!- e ai=i.tG about 100 pounds. It : ,i:s]lf,, ,.t ;ti#:ete rded by a machine 4y|H f' ..} <: ..-as 5yo sling the saw tcotf saAIIF.s;s59 4sg i15ttcn mills. This machina loIpf1$t ss$5s3 ,ai3c tangled fibers. upon the 1ef5at5.faei c531 v nich operation there e. c..gg 2 1z. --ccsc.rd5ng on a regular card ,,lIT.1i , s{ s{ ''st3. -enving this carding ma. .!str-1t5 ee59stos is combed smoothly .Ets ::3.5is5 s3l5.5 ;532.S laid parallel in unl ,.ft34 --es9.
 ''1 1,. -; -. --15r D to treat this mss =. 2 --e.e=..7 spinning machine. First -. .---..9-ees ' gum into 9 coarse ya,n. .a2 a2 .e = :..-1-'.72 and spun until t he- c...i. =. =. e-s :7@lta strong. Tn case :: ..-.~. s-.----E., .tcl.ra cad is required for car- .- -,.~s s'.ie il : T abessos yarn is placed
 .t5-5 and twisting machine, r-..ts : .5o =: .-cI2 cf tla yarr threads :. c:s-.........7. -@ ..'.a aeoeatcc s tc ac
 ve331 rubber 6 ST 2o..a, .....- .-e.@. ....-..aa.5. lz nc: d9siras's.
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EAGLES LOVING CUP Is ON DISPLAY

The feature of the convention of the State Aerie of Eagles, which was held at Pine Bluff last week was the floral parade. This attracted consid erable attention and was the source of much comment. The float, which by unanimous vote, was the finest in the parade was that of Mrs. Harry Kahn of Argenta, which carried away the loving cup. This cup is now on display at the Kahn Dry Goods Com pany on West Washington avenue, where it is viewed by many.-ArSenta note in Arkansas Democrat
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TO ERECT MODERN BUILDING.

Stuttgart, June 24.-J. 1. Porter, prominent wholesale lumberman of this city, has commenced work with large force of men upon three-story building 64x1GO feet in size, on the lots adjoining his present business building in this city. The new struc- lure will be built of brick and made practically fireproof and will contain the first and only electric elevator in Arkansas, Prairie or Lonoke coun- ties, besides many other modern con veniences.
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Generate an Old Story.

Rome was not built in day, nor built as fast as Tammanytown, nor built in structural steel, but it turns out that most of Rome's mighty structures. temples, circuses, baths, aqueducts. were built in concrete. not reinforced with iron and steel, as we build now, but good quality of sand, stone! and cement ;neyertheless,, On this powerful central core of cement was fitted an ornamental facing of finest marble. s
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CORPORATION TAX

Little Rock, June 24.-The Tax Commission is now sending out to
 the corporations of the state notices that their franchise tax is due and payahle between July 1o and August f0. They are instructed to remit di- feet to J ohn w. Crockett, State Treas irer, and advised that personal {hecks will not be accepted. ,,
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NEW BANK CASHIER.

Stuttgart, June 24.-Charles l.. Per
 as cashier of the Citizens Bank and Trust Company of this city MT. Per ry was assistant postmaster for sey- craI years under the late Edward Hall, but at the death of the latter he became acting postmaster and served until the appointment of the incumb-
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RECESS FOR SUPREME COURT.

{ Littls' Rock, June 24.-rhe s}qprem9 fourtshas sahnounced to the members sf thefI' efIi|b,ar bar'tthat thh no more submissions .l Mill be taken after July ( and thaf {he summer recess will be taken July t4. By that time the court Will havd disposed of all business submitted, and have the docket practically clear for the accumulation of the summer.
 During the last few weeks, the court has been advancing cases on the cal endar, in order to have docket suffi- ciently large to work on each week. At the session last Monday, ten cases were submitted, and five of them had been advanced.
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Ofo-

The campaign managers at Little Rock at least know how to claim and they are not modest about what they cfaim.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE
 WILL HECiDE TT

Little Rock, June 24.-It is quite probable that the governors race will not be definitely determined until the state central committee meets on June 30, at the Hotel Marion in Little Rock, and canvasses the returns from the various counties and declares the result.
 Today, four days after the last bal lot was cast on the shortest ticket ev- CT voted at state election, there are many of the counties that are uncer- tain, and some that are even claimed by both sides. The unofficial returns will probably not give the winner more than 1000 majority.
 Phillips county all day Tuesday was the exposure Of political mathemati- clans, but nothing could be heard from the vote in that county. It was recognized by all as the pivot upon which the result must hinge, but for some unexplained reason no returns were available.
 There have been many rumors Of possible contests, and friends of both candidates have been indulging in talk of padded returns and sharp practices. It is generally believed, however. that the State Central Com mittee will be able to declare the noml- nee without becoming entangled in d contest that will jcopardize the inter- ests of the party.
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Eaa. Ohiio;nu.

c':c.L,tcr-T chould like to know when ycu a-o gciag to pay this bill. can't eome here every day in the week. .tfo--What day would suit you best ? J-editcr-Saturday Debtor-Very well; t>en you can call here every Saturday. -Lcrdon Opinion.
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What Arkansas needs is law to systematize the election returns all over the state and law that will give the people the returns as soon as they are counted
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Maybe the lead broke in tho Fhil- lips county pencil when the judges were counting the votes in the gover- nors race and none of them had knife.
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;sr.g' F E.suos:::or,

'@ 2zo2a-o e2t throws all tho co' =. -eee1y y9eapcae n tbe 5u.-,z I5ic.
 2T - --e1 -7-''3.'
 " = nc GLc ao7ernmant Gi7ea
 - ..;z1 44'ac1G''@. e9 pleasing -4s @iaa1,-
 
 '',..3 3z ..3y?''
 c, tc7 ipa2cant icy chat y.~ rsssu!.: T they buried ticsc r.a.- ca .-,e ~arious batt,eieldg 10. --,,.-s- 1--,,-- = -tC up."-Eansas City Icu.-
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Jefferson county returns have gone in-officially. This county acted quick ly that no criticism might be made of it's election officials.
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O4u-

It does not seem strange that the Phillips county election officials could total and give out the returns from their judicial contest immediately af- ter the polls closed Saturday, and for get entirely to count and announce the vote in the gubernatorial race.
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Never Lonesome.

"veu really like country life. do you. lobhy?' asked Petlow.
 "vo,, bet do." said Dobson. F
 What do you do with yourself ..sil Gs?" asked .Petlow. l"Oh. I come to town" said Dobson. Harper's Weekly
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MiEETINGi.'

Little, Rock, June '24.Lcommission F Page Will attend a. farmers meeting it Conway Thursday, of this .'weeh nd peputy Commissioner lIutchins
 Mill on the same day represent tho pepartihent at a farmers barbeeue ant iicnidlto hefheld at Hor, spriligs
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J~So matter who is nominated both Judge Hays and Colonel Brundidge will know that they have been ill a contest
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.oslso

:. All eyes are on Phillips and incl dentally some eyes are on the politi- clans in Phillips. 4,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25

Mayor Simon Bloom is making good his promise to give Pine Bluff clean streets.