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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-16
CEMETERIES.

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.
os3d ST. BY Harlem Train and by Troiiey'
Office. 20 East 23c St.. \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-16
A Distinguished Artists
Interesting Performance
in an Unsuitable Role.
IAGO. OFFERS LITTLE
TRAGIC BACKGROUND
The First of Several OthellOs
Which Are To Be Seen Here
This Winter.
By ARTHUR Rt ~.

"OthellO.' tragedy ny william
Shakespeare. The Shubert Theatre.
TIE CAST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-16

Mrs. Clifford A. Cochran gave din
ner last night at the Ritz-Carlton for
seventy. The dinner was served at ten
tables which were decorated with bask-
cts Of Killarney roses Later there was
general dancing in the ballroom, for which
about two hundred and fifty additional
guests were invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-16

The Countess Emilio del Sera gave
dinner last night at her house, No. 10
West SD street The guests were Mr..
and Mrs Robert Sedgwick. Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN y. Duke, Mr.. and Mrs u.
Louis Boissevain. Mrs. Richard Stevens
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. Miss Elsie Stew
ems. Howard Taylor and l. Chauncey
McKeever.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-08


war office says that $4,000 Turks
have been killed by Bulgarians in
Gallipolli. 10000 prisoners.
st. Louis.-Violet Evans, To-
cal beauty, may win $4,000 be-
cause her lace has been used on
advertising matter without her
consent.
New York.-Ladies Tailors'
meeting may break up in scrap
over new styles.
St. Louis.-Silver dollar, with
out wrapping, sent by parcel post
and received here. Stamp on one
side and piece of paper with adj
dress on other.
Muskegon, Mich. - Goodrich
steamer Alabama free from ice
pack it ran into Tuesday.
Oxford, O.-CoIlege girl kill
ed when coaster crashed into
telegraph pole. -Four injured.
Washington.-U. S. rushed
ships to Central America. Pos
sibility of internal trouble.
Carson City, Nev.-State legis-
lature passed law requiring one
years residence in state before
divorce can be granted.
Hammond, Ind.-Mary E.
Whited, 10, suicide. Carbolic
acid. Couldn't stand brothers.
teasing.
New York.-Carnegie gave So
to 3-year-old child he found cry
ing at pier. Kids name was
Andy.
Madrid.-King Alfonso and
Prince Leopold of Battenburg
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-08

DOINGS OF THE VIC
MISUNDERSTANDING Han
;scom, wealthy restaurant owner,
shot and badly wounded by dis
charged negro employee, James.
Brown. Assailant escaped.
London.-Fierce fighting con-
tinues around Ga1lipoli. Adrian
ople still under bombardment by
Balkan allies.
Rome.-Rose Sarto, II, sister
of Pope Plus, seriously i'll. Pope
may shatter so year tradition by
leaving vatican grounds to go and
see her.
Detroit.-Solomon Stein want
ed wife arrested because, she al
ways says, 81 should worry"
Now she's sued for divorce.
Brussels.-Flock of Belgian
BARRIERS hiking to Pekin because
they heard that Chinese wanted
hair cut IN European style.
Paris.-Jean Laroux identified
and convicted as burglar because
of the impression of his teeth on
a pat of butter in looted house.
London. - Home Office may
establish show window censor
ship owing to complaints about
lingerie and hosiery displays.
timers, S. C.-Edgar F. Hill
lips, mail carrier, carrying 3 par
eel post packages babies and
wooden 1eg-was attacked by
wild cat. Beat animal off with
wooden leg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-28

porting him viii include Catherine
cosgrir. as Peggy cray Allen k.
Reese, Vic. Newman, John Lyons,
Frank Backus, howard L. Dorsey,
William MrCrystal. Jean Caruthers,
Pearl Shay, aMrion Buel and i
score OF others.
There Is nothsag new to say about
the play. The triumph or stagecraft
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-28

'fBnnty Pulls the Strings,"e when
comes to the Robinson Grand satur-
day. April D.
Ut is one of the greatest successes
New York has seen in many years,
and is now sweeping the ! country
from end to end with remarkable
business being done wherever it ap.
pears, which is proof that the thea
tertgoing public is always ready to
welcome with open arms an attrac-
ton of excellence.
"Mflestones, ? the delightful play
of three generations, by Arnold Ben
nett and Edward KnoDIaucn, having
completed continuous run OF
twenty-seven weeks at the Liberty.
theater in New York, is being pre-
sented for supplementary season in
a few of-the EASTERN cities. 1T will
be seen .onE:a tour next season that
viii extend to the Pacific coast and
include Western Canada as we'll as
the western states. Something J. 10
look forward to by intelligent play
goers. LIS
= .sss &---. - = - y ii
Walter Allen will be seen in the
title character of Monty" Brewster,
in, 'Brewster's Millions" dramati-
zation of George Barr Afccucheon's
entertaining story, which win be the
attraction at the Robinson Grand
Saturday, and the exceiient. cast sup !
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-28

Those work seekers who expect to
find job through one publication
of want ad in the Telegram arc
sometimes disappointed = though
not alwaysl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-28
HE

.Buntyitis'' rs the name OF the aew.
Fever now prevalent along The
Strand In London ana Longacrb
Square u New York. end while It
Is contagious It is not to De feared.
llls lses that pleasant feeling, 50
much desired, and can mot be con-
tracted until you meet that delight
full little lady Bunty', Biggar,. in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-28

Charles GFahamc of Berkeley
Springs, ~ here on a brief business
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-28

"Three Twins" which comes to the
Robinson Grand Thursday, April 3.
is essentially a laugh promoter and
yet, that, is far from the best part OF
itss Its many striking novelties and
catchy music would be hard to excel.
The "cuddle Up Little Closer
Mh1e" number with its seven ages of
"cuddiing" is one of the prettiest
stage pictures ever produced.
The Yama Yama" song which
created such sensation in New
York at the Herald Square theater.
where the Three Twins" ran forj
ten months, is another of the many
song hits; in fact, there are so many
good things in sphree Twins that it
would require too much space to de-
scribe them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-28

Is attained in the wonderful scene or
|shipboard, the yacht rocking in thu
gale when Monty sounds the sig
nal OF distress, thus disposing IN less
than second Of the $500, 900 which
had been worrying him for weeks
OF. course, itissall wildly improbable
so was the book, bu There is fun
enough in this whimsIca7 story OF
frenzied finance. to- make even the
blase play-goer laugh.
( = :
Baby tMne," Margaret Mayo'a
enormously funny comedy which
comes to the Robinson Grand We'd
nesday, April 2, direct from its eight
weeks engagement at the Majestic
theater. Boston, enjoys a record OF
one solid year at Days tneater, New
York. bay Mine" is said TO be
without any suggestive dialogue OF
scenes, depending entirely upon
sparkling wit and humor as mirth
provoking elements. If you are a
tired business man. go and see Baby
Mine" and take your wife with you;
1t will do her world of good, and
you bot hwlll feeElfye years younger
by the ned of the evening. william
A. Brady, Ltd, under whose man
agement the attraction visits us, will
send a carefully selected company of
players to interpret the various
parts. Baby Nine is now in its,
year in London, at the Cri-
terion theater, and productions are
soon to be made. in Berlin, Paris, St.
Petersburg, South America, Viaaa,
South Africa. Australia and Jauan.
Thus VS'l the joyful comedy encircle
he world with laughter.
: !. i. =.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

2aiet, graat, ihlmmelt, men mel
LIT inobpoe,,oe 5filt lisger set oel
paa 8eicn til Tabriften iom Ell
@agtitation, bpor Mrbeiosbrrer
bar at meloe, ,1aar ben pnsierer for.
bi, ino til @elueoet. 10 oerfra.
lie, @ejcn ilror Zig graa pioere
IND ! Sen lille, lpiegrpn1e Sfop. @1
&lippeblot li6er / geiens @1lnbing.
3en CT li6t llobnlet. Sg Der itaar
CUBS 0fo6er. Me0 set blioe emil,
me6 oen llroe,10e @lorie, meo Sc
lusbarnct / fine Mrn1e, op moo en-
fnal6blnn malet 8ag9r1,no refer
benoes 5tiffelie Jig. Cen io0eoe
Mrbeioer gaar forbi mes bpiet So
beo, meoe,ts ban forier Jig. Mer1
bans Some og 8arn itn11oier op
og fnaler.
Sen bellige Somfrl1, @qrtsbu=
iet, 6abrifen og @l1lopngerne, oct
CT Mfuiieritenea1e poo bisie Me1nez
Ifers 2ipspej. --
50 9oget b1tgter Jig pioerc. ems
Gre bar forlenglt bortelimineret
ben flirren0e Maslen at Mesiing og
@inoa,csrl,6crnes rm1riifnlIfe Gang.
I'll 9ee6 upfunger set mi % oa
@il1lenes 9retaftani flag og 2ofomo=
tiDcts bnie &ruiten.
ltmGrfclig, ganife, gnnlfe lnng=
FONT FILTER 2uubet &araftcr. Oct
ligeiom bliper lylere. Sraerne
ligeiom ilantere. Set arplme Ser
noe oper @arferne og Sfopenc lps=
ner emo mere, blipcr re11ere ligelom.
@ltbs Mober itoor life mere @agt
ll1oer &lippefnolo. &i l(na1aer %
gien1em en- lille 8p, bpib me6
lilln blomitrenoe Sprener, grsnne
@i10ueslfpooer % Ha,slimgealta,1er.
Set er @elligoag, og Srieoloren
lmeloer lin 6citfrale ON 6ribeo 'og
2tgbeo og @rooerifab op mos Sen
blaa 6in1mel, ser plllbIelig er bepet
noglc Mlen til 8eirs.
Gogct fra Berlin, bbis @6g far
fpertet 8glner=O omcns Gieloflaoer,
figrer i1@ / 6ranfrig, BET b1gger
fig frem lom Ell If9llet 5lange moo
&cr6ens n1tette @ierte, Haris.
Saral6 Mnnge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06
frrart paa 6trjnarstan
Ga Tortellius fra S.lIis Gtapa sib
al
Sugoor &unbeien.
(6ortiat)).

Sc ltoo ollie tamie o%n1tri,,g Stollet % %itirreoe pna
oen r,,itne, ubsnbsrlige SSer,rtra1npe. &eiret moatte
:trpftes ret opbt og langt, III !6upAen bar falobpr=
Set. SS1,oe fra &rlningen lso ct Yur olnnpe Slag
.in1po 9pre11..
r9Iu forteller bo,t intet ON bort @i,rterrotsblot,
i1usoc @ereu.
@aaben blcp after 99rgt ON Trcirslrptten; oe,1s
.rige 6pcrpprt onffebc hunt % blsot on ;Srn1 apl=
beinlsus TRANCE @rap.
@1,ttorm 90 bans @jeiter pe,ote tilbage til Bor=
Dene. Gn>nu mangleoe Sfoolen for Nloro % Jrelr,
Dercftcr Doeleoes life lG11ge i 5arrlopet, TIL oct bar
Senegal forbi % les as Gag1ingsit1loc1. Gpre'1
falot i otter Sen itoite @jeit;. otter itreo oct la19e,
-tauic 9og gicrncm sfope1. Gu flor og zoe @rat
breotc la oper @ollen; ODER Sc forla>tc Mrner l'pbte
%f11loifarc Ilonmer Jig ligeion1 tatterc % 't9r'1tere
on, Sc iioltc iorte @ra,toc. Oppc fro Sc tl,t9e 8rpos=
bjelfer nuoer Msn,,i,acn meo oeres naan1ge Sppr<
rer % Stipcr lucg trtte MGffer al lpol6ie stpg9er
fig frern % msotcs mes Mertet, Ser paloeoe op fra
Sc lanQc, ln0prc @ange lanas 2~dnnnerpGgge'1e og
fra 1ielbinger11cs onhe Sober. SC oeoe, 1%t1rrenoe
@,,oc6illcocr peg l%o11gionnt ttlba9e og 1%opr1teoes ct
.eiter anoet: cnonn CIT Gong f1itrebe Set DC reoe,
fpr,fne @renocalsocr: eno,, Ell Gang o1a1oreoe BET
hult iom fra CIT t~i(toitet @rap langt borte;; e1>onn en-
Stu1,o iaos sen itore @%,tloipm1a pua 6reirs &oabc
bliufc set opbe &aguarofr iom en- eneltc, mot
Gticrnc. Soa flutes oslaa Sen, oa @serfet o9 ~
Sen 'freo frer1 % tog SbiGoe operfor h1na11on1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06
@anu1ark.

&ongens &tlla paa Sfn9en. -
&onge,t pil iom befiert6t opfdre Ell
Gillo pno lin @r1,no / MpzSfagen.
&egningernc u0fpres al Nrfitett
Thrift Ylcsuer. Ser 6liper BOG
life taget fat poo @pggcriet / Nor.
@ipel aabnes isjen. Otter at ba=
pe p9ret l,1ffet / nnecn Sio er Sen
fienotc &cltmtrotion igien oobnct;
2ofnlerrle CT uopioet, laa ser err
Ylobs til LOO @ieIter, forltoeu
at ser ON Son1ntcren fan iiooe
$50 paa Tortopet. 9ejen for oisie
mngtigc 9ofoler er mi 10000
&r. aorlig; oa Mcltm,rationcn oab=
neoes 1890, betoltes ser 10000
&roner.
Ycriona(ct tpller 2O5 Ecrioncr,
oeraf 62 3ie,cre: hisie fa!bcs /
Ircn,tioen til Buffet r,1e req elef=
trilfc 2psiignaler. Srfeltret paa
,t2 Mono (coes al &npelmI ter
4; 96cooor 2umbpe.
&ongcm af Sperise dnfom paa
officielt 9eieg pco @offct Ssrloag
Sen 1. SAINT ON Gitermiooogcn og
/ bliper til 3. SSslu1i. lt1ber 9elgget
bill ser blipe inorcttet @olig for
bans Mujeitet / @briitian Sen 7oes
Yalr poo N%n1alienborg.
2igeleoes pil. Song @onfon og
3rom1ing Mauo al Morgc onfom=
me paa officielt 9eisa / Salni Maa=
neo, ioet Mnfpm1ten CT bcran1met
It'll at ii'1bc Stco Sen III. ON Tpr=
miooa9en % Mtreiicu til Ser 10.
ON Mftenc1. Sglao set norife @or1=
gepnr bill umocr 9e11get fer font
me til at 30 / Gbriltim Ben Toes
&oIe.
Sm 8illetijopcrnc, &c Soft, Ser
lepcr al at opfjp6e 9illettcr CIT
gros peo Sc fighcn6onnlfe I6eotre
og 1ulAc SEM igicn til forbpjet
Hris, fprtGllcr uHolitifcn"
Sperifou fortGller I linc 2ips=
eri11oringer, at Sjopcrne fprltc
@o11g optraabte / ocn iaafalote
raapertio", lige eftcr 1907. Gn
Mangoe vacr1enc Soft" por p(lro=
lelig bicpne rige peb aoperi, %
6isie &arpenlter gas life lonr OIL
orc Mcnneifer fiebe ocres Ibeoter=
billetter pcs 9iIlctb11iet, men ienotc
|5iopere til Gbeatret ion S@fipbere.
5beatrct gioroe - / Mo0iGtaling
til mi, bpor @illetgrpslerernc poo
mango Moa6er idlooriieres - aft,
bpao set. fl,noc for at nn6ertrpffe
5iopernc, men 1tbcn @clb. 3e,1 tit
Sl1ititution bar lfabt, og Ser libes
mber Sen cnbnu.
Snbor9 Ta6rtfcr. 'Den. ID. Ma:
feireoe 5ltborg Tobrifferne oereS
40 Mnrs Sssltbilpl1m, ibet Sc arlln0:
Iog6es ocn Is. Mai 1873 al .Nbi
lip IS. @epmm; 9ietael1 bar %:
iaa me6pirfenoe be6 0a11nelie11 a
Mftteielifabet. 1894 iolgtes @irf
iombe6en til Sc forene6e 8rpgge
rier., bpis eneite o6miniitrereno,
,zGl34BEH-E s5aH &S EsFE#t ESs4.#FaAt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

a9sss43
9ireftsr blep ge,nnp Desian, e,
Spigerim Of g. 90. S. @ioel,
1881 bar 6abriferne betalt 80
@Sill. ST.. / 9litat. 2eoellen bar
i6rget for, at Ser finoes 2ngere ali
Glrborg 2l / ale Dele al ger0en.
SubilGrnsoagen beiites aranie,,
bao cit III administrations o. 2a=
boratoriebpgning, tegnet al @rof.
q. Stolen. S set ,lpe Gus fi,1oes
81. a. @olig for Sc ugifte 6l1nftio-
1arer % ct itort femiif % gia-
ringsfpliologiif 2nbo%ratorillm.
s anleoni1g al N,lbileet er ser
til 6unttio11rrerne og Mrbejoernc
gipet $4,000 ST., og ct ligne,roe
8elsb til Sc 6orcningcr, hpis
Meolemmer itoar / Gorretningsfor=
bin0elic mes Tuborg.
st rs Hars Nfinoe. ~ ltoiillin-
gen | 1888. Senoag ocn IS. M1ai
bar set % Mnr ii6e,1, at Sen nor6i=
1te Sestro1.itri=, 2un6br11gs= Ga @rn1t-
noitilling / &ipbenbaon 1883 blep
nobrct.
Snitiatioet til SEN blep taget al
SSnor1itriforeninge11s 6aperen6e
6ormo1ro, Direttsr, It'll apnfercns-
roob Nbilip Scbou; Ssnouitrifprc=
ningen feireoe Set Mar fit so Mars
sSat6ilglm. S spioien for ltoltil=
ltl1gen trooote 2ensgrepe Triis lon1
Nrpiioent, og io1n @iceprnlioel1tcr
Fbilip ScGou for SSN1o1titrien, Sens
grepe 9onneifiolo for 9unobruget
og @tatsraa0 @einricb 6anlcn for
a1ln1ten, / Sa1orbejoe mco Ell flor
&omite pan 6S Meolenrmer, palqte
at Cit 8Gffe forlfjellige SSnititutio=
Tier.
@aar ma,1 iii 2iiteu oper aomi=
teens @eolemner ig%iena1e,1, lcr
man, at 9eoen / Sc forlgbne g(ar
bar giort CIT rig @sit. @f Sc 6S
leper FIN 16, 11e1l al Sc fire @re=
lioenter leper Dog en61111 Sc to, 11em=
Zig 2ens9repe @armcifiol6 og @o11=
ferensraao Ebilip Sbou. Sg til
oem ber ba Saffen for set bctpo=
n%ingsfnloe Mrbeioe, Ser blep ,1ofprt
peo hint Mars itore ltoitilli11g, poa
SsNlbtlnlms6ogen rettes.
st % anoet.
- &ro1rprins 6reoerit og &rins
, &11u0 pil 0eltage / set internotio=
male 5peioeritGpne, lon / S1lli itnl
bo(6es peo &alp 5lpts @1ilrer.
= 50 glcper pco Sorp Mfaocn1i
bar / Einicfericn forctoget Ell l(o-
fl1tgt til @or11bolm lu16cr 2eoelic
al &eftor MooicbmlzNie(ien, Sper-
lerer Mottbiesicn og Or. 9olmorf.
Gcn 10. Moi bar set 100
Mur lioer Yrins Gbriition Ireoc=
rif, Oea icncrc Gbriltian Sen Sbe,
ltonGpntcs til Stotbolocr / MprNe.
Euitor Scrlcn=acnt, iom milo
lertiot9 har pperta9et 2coelirn al
"arilteliat 0ogbl.", frotrnner til
G%ftcraarct. Ser mencs, at sen 11ye
&eoafter 6liper Yrop1t S;obs. &ibe=
Eetcrien, @pgl,m.
On l19cloig Sfottcp0cr /
&osfiloe bap6e maipet i'm gSornu1e
iom S11ofomlt og fom 6ernco til at
bctale CIT o!tfor mi &on%uruuneifot.
Otter Mni6gning er 2rrer
peo Trcoerifsbapns GfolcpGicn ..
g.. Mon0rllp Youlien poo @uu16
LAT Spageliabco oflfcoiQct meo Ne>1=
iion fra Bite Mai og far ian1tioig
facet Tprtjcnltmeooillen / SPIN
mc0 Silluocllc til at hrrc Sen.
@eaac Yinicoogenc bar Sci
ret uon1nrfet n1co Sol pg @orn1e.
N11ocn Einiebog bar Scr oaioo 49,
900 Mcnneifer / Sipoli, og bcage
Ninieoagene beiegtes 3oologi1f &a.
DC al 10000 @crmcifcr. Meb
&lmpen6orgbmen bar Scr fdrite
Einle0ag $1,000 Mcjicnbc, ol,6el
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-06-06

Warmers White Wine of Tar
Sirup, Diet bedste Hostemiddel paa
Jorden, standser Forkj9lelse / en- Dag.
hvis taget tide. Femogtyve og 5Oc..s
The Prescott daily news., 1913-08-29

'o Sl,200 in advertising-a sum equal, if not greater than. the salary of any one of their sales. men. Their manager considers his advertising space his most efficient salesman, and his adver- tisements each week are prepar. ed with rare care and judgment.
 For $20 or $25 a month any merchant in a small town can use half page in his local paper orsa quarter page in proportion, and change his advertising each week. He can thus, with no great expense, send into a thou. sand homes in his trade territory each week convincing, business pulling message; for there is hardly a town in the Southwest of 1000 population but has at least one paper of 1000 or more circulation. There is no other means by which he can get such a message into those homes for as little cost. And fifty two such messages, conscientiously prepared and cOnscientiously lived up to, cannot fail to pay for themselves over and over during the year in added profits.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-08-29
Esteemed SOveriens and Friends -

It has been a custom for cen turies tocomemorate great events and propetuate grand achieve ments by the erection of impos ing and enduring monuments.
 On next Sunday Aug. 31st we will assemble at Providence to dedicate monument, reared by willing hands and loving hearts, to honor the name and memory of Richard E. Porter. a Sovereign of the Woodmen of the World.
 It is the fuffillment of an obli- gation which all Woodmen have taken, to protect the good name of each other while living and mark we'll his grave when dead. We are the humble servants to execute his wishes, as a Wood man, and unto him and not unto us, should be the praise for his wise forethought in conferring upon us the privilege of comfort ing the bereaved ones for whom he has provided.
 The exercises for the day will be, singing and preaching in the morning. and at two o'clock, the oration will be delivered at the grave by Hon. w. V. Tompkins.
 Friends, these beautiful exer- cises may be an inspiration to emulate your life that you may become worthy of such tribute when earth shall be to your eyes folding shadow-come join with us on this beautiful Sabbath day and partake of the love and of the spirit of Woodcraft.
 bio Lewis, 33.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-08-29
Listing Pensions

The task of listing the Confed- crate pensions for 1913, begun several weeks ago, was complet- ed in the pension department of the state auditors office yester- day. The list shows that 9.259 persons will be granted pen sions this year. The number be. ing 510 more than last year. At the rate of P cents on the dollar, S614, ,OS6.91 will be paid out this year, the low rate being due to the fact that the nonpayment of the funds from St. Francis coun- ty cut the appropriation from 73 to 72 cents.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-08-29
PROGRAM

For the Northern Division of the Nevada County Teachers Association, to be held at Arte- sion, Sept, 13.
 Invocation-W. c, FeltS.
 Welcome Address -J. M. Houston.
 Response-Ed. Mccain.
 How to Start School Libra. ry-C. W. Ferguson.
 The Relation of Teachers to Parents Abbey Hale.
 Reading Circle Lesson Miss Jessie Akers.
 The Teachers Influence in / the Com munity-W.N. Andrews.
 How to Raise the Standard of the Teaching Profession in Nevada County-E. E. Butcher.
 How to Secure a School Mrs. E. E. Davis.
 Query Box.
 Business Session.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-08-29
], ,cMALL.TOWN M E R- r,NT AND ADVERTISING

r..1 recently the average frcbant in the towns and small
 s;.ios has thought that money kpt in advertising was 5. an Tn ,n- ..ont of doubtful profit. By lsodv in the community, the (r;tory from which his trade Ist come, already knew he was |business, knew what sort of bds he sold and on what terms.
 he did any advertising at all it ! kind of a general announce Iii in the spring, and again in fall, that lie was still doing ] same kind of business at the be old stand"
 Int a few progressive spirits ||ery recent years have come Eb to the fact that the small |ln merchant can use advertis- |lsnace to advantage. In fact Iby of them are doing it, and kIr number is increasing. 1 bv of one dry. goods firm in a b|n of 4,000 people that plans kb vear to spend from S1,000
The Prescott daily news., 1913-08-29
Notice To The Public

Governor Hays has issued a proclamation setting apart Sept. 3 and as Road Working Days in Arkansas.
 Of course, this proclamation is only suggestive, but in this day of Good Roads enthusiasm a sug. gestion ought to be sufficient. There ought to be at least two thousand men working on the roads during those days. That would mean S4,000.00 worth of road work counting labor at $2.O co per day.
 Will some one in each locality please take the matter in hand and organize your forces before hand?
 Remember the work you do on the roads is not for some one else; you are improving your own property when you improve the roads.
 J. M. Thomas,
 Cn1rt,, TrIoo
The Prescott daily news., 1913-08-29

before the stated opening of a school, and then all patrons of a school should have received no- tice. As this matter is new to the people, great consideration should be exercised in the appli- cation of the rule. It is CO., operation we want and not oppo. sition, and it is not expected that we will get all the children vac cinated in one year or even in five years.
 The Board anticipated that there would develop opposition to the Regulation. Some per sons are opposed to vaccination on religious grounds, others be. cause of fear and ignorance; the latter should be treated with the greatest charity for they are susceptible of education. Please bear in mind that public health regulations are entirely new to the people of Arkansas, and we must be patient while they are being educated how to escape preventable diseases.
 The Attorney General has passed upon the legality of the regulations of the Board. In other words, Regulation No. 125 is just as legal as if it had been passed by legislative enactments.
 Yours very truly,
 Morgan Smith, M. D.,
 State Health Officer.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-08-29
SHOWS AND HOTELS

All moving picture shows, ho. tels, boarding houses, city halls, jails, churches, schools, and pri- vate homes. aresubject to insects and germs. Spray them with Ross Dead Quick" spray, and reduce disease.
 A delightfully."- clean disinfect- ant, certain death to germs, in- sects and their eggs. Sold in Prescott by Hesterly Drug Store.