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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-24

FOR SALE-TIIIRTY ACRES OF Suburban land, suitable for truck and poultry farming. This is all
 ideal location, within ten minutes walk of car line and can be bought on long ~erms. Dr. Harry E. Will Hams. Jr. 8-1616t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-24

s5 Tclly often goes beyond le- boaaaa s3as try ieDca knows ac1a-agp Js' seA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-24

FOR SALlt-A GENTLE FAMILY horse for buggy or saddle. Phone 72l, l2l1 South Olive street.
 1S-20 Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-24

NICE CLEAN STOCK MIIRCHAN
 disc about ' or thousand dollars to trade for farm, block ground with two houses to trade Tor medium size farm, business houses to trade for plantations and cutover lands. J. P. Cady, 127 Main street, Pine Fluff, Ark. u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-24

Anyone wishing to buy or sell Jeff ferson County Scrip. call on Chas. Wei.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-24

FOR SALE--40 LOTS IN ARROWS new addition, just south of Cotton
 Belt shops, near Packing House and new compress. If you want an investment in good rental property, buy and build now. See or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, 2O8 w. End avenue. n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-24

FOR SALE-A LOT OF CONE PULL leys and counter shafting. Apply
 Graphic, Pine Bluff, Ark. t1
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
sOaeftorcn.

aoneftoren, welhe III i6ren Di-
Itriften %autoriiiert lino, Die abonne-
mentsbetrdge gu erDeben uno 81
quittieren, Iiuo ioIgenoe 9erren;
Sris aIein 915 g. s.. 9loe q. ~
fir ben q. @. WeItlid bon Der
is. StraBe eini9lieBlid George
topn uno HoBIDn.
qauI SdwssIu iir Den lOrlssu
@taOtteiI.
@eqen alageu, Die ms bic mn
oo sufommeu, DAB oas nSournal'
nid,t bis Samstags 4benos ODER erll
Wontoqs in sic Sduoe Der Seler
fommt, teilen mir nit, oaB ole ger
trtnq 8eitig genug AM ole Foll
fommt, Inn Samitags Vforgens mi
erfter goit abgeliefert 5n DeroelI-
Man bel6mere ii6 prompt bel oell
Serren 9rieftrdgeru. Sci Mleoer-
hoIunq bitten mir nm Na1riht per
SeIep6on, Wtain 1889, ooer Ollrdl
Yoitfnrte.
Der Seramsgeber.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Serr6aleD, Der all Der @de
Der 8ten mo @-StroBe, nc. EN-
@rocergeidGft betrei6t, mar am leB-
ten Montaq Morqen I'M ettpa $50
lIbr nod Sen Marft %gefabren. Nls
iein @ebiife INN Z llbr gum 6riibItiid
gegangen mar, befanO iid 6rau Sal
iep aaein i'm @ei6dit. Ga eridienen
3iDei Manncr, elm @eiBer mo Elm
9teQer, Die i6r einen Hepolper Dor
bielten mo orobten, iie 81 eribieBcn,
iofcrH lie eillen 2allt BON iih geben
miirOe. sic crgriffen lie Damn un0
ihleppten tic na6 Dem aeler, mo-
lie ibr Same mo 6iiBe ieiielten mo
tic Damn in eiiieu @foIten banoen unO
Bapier in Oen M1no ltopften, nm lie
am Sdreien 5u binOern. 9tun 5ogell
Tie ibr einen Diamantring I'M @erte
BON $S5 pom Singer, bega6en iih
Damn nod Dem 9aOen, mo- lie Die
&aiie erbraheh ulO oeren Snbalt,
$62, all iid nabmen un0 enttui6en.
Dos Sto6nen ser 6rnu Saliep 5og
oie Mufmcrfiomfeit zines Nabbarn
an, Ser tic aus ibrer 3mongslaac
befreite uno Die Yoli5ei benabridtig-
tc. Bon oen G1terr feblt ieOe Spur.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
Die OemtIdcu 9iplOmOteu I'M
9lnslanO.

Ger ,geobabter" III @iirttel1-
BERG, Stuttgart, idreibt 6olgenoes:
a0ie Rlagen iiber Oas gerbalteil
Der oelltIden @ertreter I'M Substance
h6ren nidt auf. @ir baben in FOL
qenOem eine gang beiouOers qropie-
renOe alage iiber Den oelti6en Ser
treter in @aibington1 @raf 9ern-
itorft an3ufiigeu. Gum II. Snter=
nationalen SdiffabrtsfongreB maren
alid] 3ablreibe Deuti6e nah oen
8ereiniaten Staten qereTii. Son
@iirttemberqern fanoeu iih Oarlnl=
ter Il. 81. 8r1ii0ent b. Saag, Sbers
baurat @ilgelban, glmtmam Or.
SeSlInael ltno 8aumerfmeiiter grin=
5iqer BON GBlingen. 2eBterer belt
nun i'm oortigen @emerbeOerein Ell
men GortrGg iiber oieie 9lmerifa=Hel-
ie, Dem mir folgenoe @piiooe sur
Gbarofteriiierung Der gegemDdrtigell
oeuti6en @ertretung in ben %erei
niqten Gtaateu e%ntnebmet.
8rin5inger ibiIoert Die Anfunft in
Der 8uuoesbauptitaot uno fubr 0anl
fort:
u@ir gaben ms aud Die @bte,
Dor Ser oeutid. 8otibaft uor5afabrcll
uno ooiel5it uniere aarten ab5nge-
ben. Gin Sefretdr nabm uniere aar-
ten in gmpfang, Oh iie mA in Die
S1noe oes 8otiHnfters gelangt limo,
meiB iA ni6t. Se0enfaus aber ba-
ben mir 0eutl1e weoer oeu 8oti6af
ter, @rafen 8ernitorff nod einen
feiner &Gte bel Dem 4ongreB 81 leben
befommen. 0as mar betriiblid uno
3eugt ni6t BON grOBerQmlidt. Sdon
IN Der 6riibe Oes Cages, anf benz
8abnbot Duroe oas gdn5lihe Nus
bleiben ieoer amtliden oeutiden Ser
ion BON ben aongreBteilnebmera
libel genommen. Dos iab man Den
6erren an, tpenn tie aud nidts Jag
ten. Sang anoers Onaegen muroen
ole Stalieuer uno 5%ran3oien pom ib-
rem oipIomatii1en 8ertretern beban=
belt. Oieie maren morgers prompt
SAm gmpfange Oa uno geleiteten ib<
re Qon0sleute IN Die Staot. Die
9eutlhen, rs an Der 3abl, uno mebr
ais Die anoern @uropder 5nlammen,
maren sic ein5igen, Die iib elmer Der
artigen Miifmerflamfeit nidt 81 er-
freuen batten, uno 0as, troBoeln IIb
elm llnterltaatsiefret1r ul0 uiele
@e6eime nn0 anoere &Gte in ibrer
Mitte befanoen Mdnner BON aner=
fainter geoeutung, Die iol6eu Sof-
Iiffeitsaft, oenn meiter lit es ia am
gnoe garni6ts, mobl peroient &c
babt b1tten.
Man f0unte angeiidts oieier Cat
fade Die Srage mfnerfen: 81 mas
be8oblt uno unterb6lt oas Gentlbe
Rei6 eigentli1 einen 8otihafter IN
@aIbington, ipenn er es niHt eInlnal
Der Miibe inert b1lt, cine iolbe I'M
Scsnterpiie Oes Iaterlanoes iiber oas
Meer gefommene beoeutiame @eieQ-
16aft, bon oerem Nnfunft er ieoen=
falls auf oiplomatiidem @ege inter
ri1tet mar, gu empfangen ooer
1uenn er Derbinoert geDeien mare
penigltqns our9 einen leiner N1ie
empfaRgen 81 laiien2 0as bate Ead
meiner uno anoerer 9eute Mniiht,
i5hon Die @ir0e oes oeutlden Hei=
dies uno Die &iifiiht auf Die @dite
erforOert. llno penH Oas feline ge-
niigenoeu @riinOe geweien paren, 10
b1tte oaS 8eifpiel Der anoeren Staa-
ten Oo5n Deranlaiieu iOaen. slber
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
Nedtes Gu6arscr Bod am 8apf!
0cDer, 1897 Ate Ctr, ". ".
eingeio IT.

5reilid Elm bis6en DeripGtet, a6el
eS 9ereidt Dem GentiAen bod 8ut
Gbre, 0aB er ieinen Sooten einqet
oentt. Gem wer Ben 9roipeft-Sia-
0rieobof am 80. 9Rai bellldt bat.
niilB lngen, Dab Oieier 6rieObof Elm
'rciner 9lumengarten mar. 9ieIes
ut Dem 0ireftorinm uno Serrn 6ll-
p%erintenoent Mteper 81 peroonfen,
weld)e NIT Odterlider 6iiriorge oieles
'leiiteten mo ebenfallS Den @robin.
baberl, melde es peritanoen 6otten,
cen Yroipeft Sill 6ricObof al ben
pclt gcpilegteIten 81 geltalten. 1ie
@erren Getermen batten es ebenioas
nidt peri6lumt, ibren Gooten oie ge-
biirtige Gbre a~ngeoeibcn 81 laileu.
Serr NiiooIp6 Saur belt at Gbren
Der So0ten cine NnlpraAe in ser So.
pelle. Serr 6rib Snbof lit @r1li-
Dent oes Gireftoriums. M0ge 6
ms allen nergonnt iein, i'm nod
rcbt lange bel gutter @eiunobeit IN
imlferer Wtitte 81 be6alten.
Gin Oelttider 6reuuO.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Sine wunocrDunc @od.
3eitsfeierli1feit fonO AM Oonteritag
poriger @ode in Der ct. Eolt1's
epilcopal Gburb ltatt, ais ser Yfar-
rer Der Stride, 9iep. Robert talbot.
Scrrn Somes 4. @crfeleu uuO Sri.
eliic q. 6ollit gum 9umO fiir Oos
Sebcn ucrbonO. Die Stride mar
prodtig nit Eolnfen, 9lumen mo
Sopfgem16ien gei1miidt. 9ie9rout,
Delde BON i6rem Batter, @errn 6rant
6auit, in Die @be gegeben murOe.
trug Elm erquiiites &leio aus impor-
tierten ipciBem Crepe, oas nit ed
tgn SpiBen garniert mar. Der Ian
ge SAleier murOe bon einem Gran5
BON Orangenbliiten ge6alten. Sn Der
&an0 belt tic eiuen StraltB ponOlai-
glodden uno 9rantroien, mo Der
ein5ige SAmiid, Ocn lie trug, mar
cine &eibe EerleiL Elm @eidenf oee
8r1utigams. Die 8rautjungiern,
Sri. Soa 9erfeleD, Shweiter oes
9r1utigoms, mo Sri. Marion Gre
gor Barter, trllgen lpeiBe &oileflei-
Der iiber blolen llnterfleiOern, Die
nit Spiben garniett mo oaran Ora
%pierungen BON blauen ~Ntlasroien &c
bnlten miir0cn, mo 0a5n p%afienOc
6iite. Sbre Bouquets beitanoen ans
roia Stolen. Die fleine Selen s.
6auit ging in chem geitidten alelo-
6en ais 8lumenm6Ohen Dem gralit-
paar poroii, unO trlg ibre roia no
fen in einem iilbernen &orbden. Als
better Mann~ 0iente Dem 8r1llti-
gam &err Sarrp Nue. Nah Der
@ercmonie faro I'M &auie Der 9runt,
1875 lite StraBe, Elm @mpfang
itatt. g(u6 Oas @l%teriibaus mar idon
nit 9lumelt Oeforiert. Gin Buffet
louper muroe IerDiert. 9as iunge
Eoar trot Damn ipdter am 9IbelO Die
,Sod5eitsreile na1 Nem Yorf al, bis
gum 8obn6of begleitet bon Der gam
sen Soh8eitsgeieliduft. Nat ibrcr
&iidfebr meroen lie ibr Seim in 533
Tote StraBe S.=@. aufihlagen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Gle Seventy 5treet Sooin9s
9anf,~ Elm Suiiitnt bios 10 Naonate
cit, weldes lid elmer groBcn OelIt-
iden a%lanOiduit erfreut, giebt all an
0erer Steae eilren 6inar5 %lInsmeiS,
apie iolher iiin9lt Dem SI1aBamt 81.
aclieut wlIuOe. Gs lit oaraus gu ie-
zen, bob j. 3. Die Sotai Ginlasen
Der Gep0iiten $243,O0O.OO limo, mel
DIES ell 3lnuod)s Don $20,000.00 in
Den lebten. 5mei Wfonaten 6eOelItet.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
@ilIer Bros 5. @anoeIbiI-
Der Ebeater.
W, 507-509 Memnte Str, N.-@,
SagIid meme 8iI0er.

l1nfere 2eier iorten nidt Der
geiler, oaB iie benin geOorf bon S1u-
ben i'm Samilien Sdilb Store, SIC
-312 Z. StraBc M.-@. borlpreben.
aumo lie 10 reea beOient meroeii, mie
nur irgenomo Aub iinO Die Freiie
ben 3eiten angemeHen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Die u@erman -9(merican Sire
Sniurorce So pir0 naditen 1on.
nerItos, Den 10. s. sc, @abl iiir Gi-
reftorcn balten. Ole &erren, mel.
d)e 5. 3. in oicienl Amte walten,
limb: g. 9. sStofer, 9. u. Mdoel,
@baS. Sdlaier, @. s. @'omoniton,
s. .. @eoriorn Is. 8. S1miot, 8. 9.
@olilteiner, 5. q. @lunOoL $. 6.
@aih.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
Snrt's 5ranffnrter, Bologna,
NerGmderte 8ratluMrIt,
llnuerfGlidt! llniibertrefflidDl
Sneblers, 532 Genter Narft.

Ole Oriental Building a.iioci-
otion go. g., mGblte am Donnerltag,
ben 5. SUM als 9eamte: Gbas. $.
Yaumall YrGiioent; Gb. @ersoorif,
SefretGr; Gbas. Shafer, 5dabmei-
tier; mo ais 9ireftoren: Sobn
Odersbauien, s. 9ebrens, u. Shult-
els, Carl @anefe, g. $. S6ul5e, ST.
Spcdt, 81. @. Blair, Sobn s.. aolb,
$. S. Mattern.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Ger 6on0s, DER fir Die @r-
ridtima zines neueu @mergencp so
ipitals aeiommelt miro, bat Jest ole
So6e pom $40, 200 erreidt. Die
.einSelnen .1eomS" limo nod eifrig
al Der arbeit uuO mollen ibre Ia
tiofcit nidt oufgebcn. IS lit 5u min.
lderL, ooB tie red5t erfolgreid iein
mogen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

@rdfoent 8ilion bat gum
leBten @1oIc Dem fran56iiihen Maler
Qouis Gbeooore 0ltbe aus &aris 81
einenl Yortrdt in 2~e6ensgr0Be, mel
DIES I'M nd6iten 6riibiubr inn Yari=
fer Salon allsgeiteat merOen ioa uno
meldes ldon ieit Ginger 3eit III Ar-
belt genomneu 1T, Mooea geieiien.
SIS 5eigt Den @~rdiiOenten iibenO al
leinem 9lllt in ieinem Bureau, wie
er Ieinem Sefret1r Oiftiert.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

90 CT oie 8. 6traBe I'M Siiomeitcu
beeebt fam nidbt umbin, in go. 500
ein5ufebren, aQipo Serr 2eopolo
9irfle ieinen geiudern nit Ben fein-
item @etranfen uno ionitieen @r-
friidungen aufmarten miro. Scrr
8irflc balt nnr Oas Bette an @anO,
mo Gin 9eiud bel ibm miro 81
3ufrieocnbeit a~uSiaIlen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Gle 9(gentur oes 9aouooeiitiden
2lopo lRat iol9enoe &ciienloe 5ebndt:
Ben Neu Dorf, per Compiler
o@eorae @aibimgton", IA. Sllpi Gr.
mo TSrau Sarru Do. Sandman, sSron
O. Giieman SRI. Settle S6orten Sr.
rnO sSrmu 2. Salabes.
Ser Compiler Berlin, 19. SUM-
6ruu u. 8. @alforo, 2Ieut. Gean
@alior0.
ger Compiler mHrin8 5rieOrih @il=
belm", 81. Sunir Or. 6ran8 y. 81
SUNG, 6rnir Or. lSofie 9torObuff
Sung, Serr uno 6rau Iapi0 6iiber.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

2onosbnrgb ano Bro. gro
Ser 9aoen ~offeriert na6lte @oAe
beionoere YreisermdBigungcn. IS
miro ein Cell Der Siebenten StraBe
5ront nieoergeriiien nm mooerner Ii
eleganter wieoer a~ufgebant 81 wer=
Den. Man perpaiie Die ~9argain'
Sales~ ia niht.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

0ieic SO 0 d e mar Die Som
mencement @ecf~ in Der @eorge
@aibingtou llniperiitp uno in Der
aotboliiden ltniperiitdt. An ieoenl
Gage mar ettpas los. 8~eionOeres
Snterciiq fir uls bate Die SSeier am
Mittnob in Der @eorge @aibington
llniperiitp, BEL melher SenrD 5ranf
8iegano, Der Sobn oes beliebten Sc
fretdrs Oes Oeutid amerifaniiden
llnteritiibmgsperein, CUR 6reuOe lei
ner @ltern, ieinen Is. 6. Degree"
Oas beiBt ieinen afaoemiiden @rao
ais Sngenieilr inn @leftri5itdtsmelen
crbielt. @ir gratllieren.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
NliO merits Gnd.

sc II ser Stem Scriep Npenue, 400
-402, nabe Ser 0-StraBe, betreibt
Serr SEQ Berger oas eagle Sotcl,
aumo @6lte aufs 8eIte aufgenommen
merOen. @r entbietet Seoermann eli
men freumoIideu @ruB, ser i'm be-
iud)t.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

llniere iioiiden Mitbiir-
ger feierten lebta @ohc nS6dboutb@
ooer oaS Set Der @o6elt. Nad ser
Tradition Der Suoen miro oas Set
5lIr grinnerung an Die @eiebgebllng
auf Dem 8erge Sipai gefeiert, Sn
Den SDnagogen fanDen Seitgottes=
0ienite Itatt
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
n-id6nes @ldkher III

Gin dones @lGB9en fir
5amilienbeiud al ben beiBen Som-
merabenoen bat grnlt 20ffler an ser
8laoensburg Noao. Ole llmgegeno,
@alO uno 6lnr. iteben i'm Shmud
0es %iungen, CRIME 2aubes uno Die
Gllft lit rein uno erquideno. Die
@irtidaft, ales edit OeutidL miro
pom etpig gemiitli6en grnlt gefiibrf,
Dem lein Sobn beiltebt. Nm nd1-
item Mittpoh, ben IS. 5. sc. finoet
bort Die Ste groBef gr0ffnung Der
Saiion itatt; neben g%rfrii1ungen
aibts ercellente oeutiGe aiiAe uno
tiibtige aealer f0nnen lid in Dem
geplanteu aonteit 8reiie bolen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Serr @omaro $. 9roop, ser
@rGiioent ocs Board Of Sraoe, bal
cine oreimonatli6e 6erienreiie nod
9euti6lano nit Dem 0nmpfer=
raronprin5eiiin Gecilie@ angetreten.
@Gbreno ieineS sufentbaltes in
0eutihlano miro er 8ermanote IN
@annober uno a0ln beiuden.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

$n ser Ndbe Ser 9Sapp YARD, s.
StraBe, S.-@., lit Oas bo6mooerne
elegante aleiOergeiddft bon 8ieber
dno aaufmann. @roBartige Slismabl
pom @erren uno &noben~&leioern II.
Nusltattingsartifeln aaer 9(rt. Nie-
mano i'm Siiooiten broud)t uoomu
topn hopping 5li geben, oenn bel
9ieber ano aanfmam lit allies 81
baben uno 81 Sen nieorigiten Yrei-
len. Au6 OcutId miro oa 9eiproAen.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Sn r ii 1T @efunobeii
beging am s. SUM Serr @enrp @,
Scnnige BON 1900 CITE StraBe, g.
50. i'm &reiie ieiner 6amilie ieinen
81. @e6ltrtstag. SEER Sennige, scr
oas oanfbar gliidli6ite 6omilienle-
ben genieBt, muroe belonoers en-
freut ourd einen StrauB bon 81
Gelferg oen i6rn lein Sobn 6riB
iiberreihtc.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Gas @arfbotei, Dem belieb-
ten @irt 6ranf@nores geboriq, mur-
&c oieie ISOLDE bon einem6euer beim=
geiudt. @liidliherpeiie ridtetc
oalieIbe mr. geringen S6ooen an 10
OaB Der 9etrieb oes @ei1dftes nift
unterbroden 81 ner0en brau6te.
Serr gnores trng 9ranomunOen
all aopf uno SanOen oaoon.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
@enu bieicniscm 2eicr Oes
@ai9instOn SumrMaI",

8ai6instOn SUmrmaI",
peIde Ginfdufe bel iol6eu @eld6fts
leuten MAIDEN, sic lire An8eieen in
Sen SpoIten Oieies8Iattes inierieren.
ieoesmol bemerfen miiroelL
Saf fe sic betrcffenOe NnsciSe
i'm @aibinstOu Sunrnal"
geleien,
10 fOnnen Sic iid nidt uur anein
gorteile iihern, ionoern crpciieuDie-
ielben Dem u@oibineton Solrnal"
einen eroBen @efaller. Derortige
amoi6aft miro bon Ben betreffcnocn
@cibdftsIellten OoppeIt 9eparoiot
unO f6nneu iol6e Rumoen berlidert
lein, Defenders reea beoient gu mer.
Den.
sliO merits Gndj.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

steaem.@rlmd.

Sunae Dmilde iudt Steus ais aSdin
cher fir causarbsit am l Sui. NRon rage
an i'm 9curnal.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Ser s il 6enhef I'M &nppert-
@reiienbeim, @err 6. 8. &eeie, Elm
8ruoer Der Matrone 6raii @ermine
.Hamm teierte jiiugltbin icmcn 81.
@ebnrtstag. 0a cr abiolllt allein
oaitebt, 1T er mebr ais 5~nfrieocn
nit ieiner Shipeiter 3uiommen 81 le=
ben. Gr ltammt aus 9ippe-0 9. tmolo
unO lit lett 1876 in 9lmerifo.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14

Nene 3eu9niife, Sic sic
geiltige 3-nredmmgsfdbiofeit oss
S6nbmaders Milano, ser Den &na-
ben @arrp Smith ermoroete nno
oalln ieiflen Saoen in 9rano itedte,
in 3meifel 5ieben baben Yr1iioent
@ilion peranlaBt, ole @inridtung
Milonos %OOrlGufio aui5uidieben.
9Rilano ioat geltern gebdngt meroen.
6rau Wfamie Glarf, 35 Sabre
aft wllrOe 723 s. StraBe, @.-@., mo
iie in aoit uno 9ogis mar, tot i'm
Bette gefunoen. Nls 9oOesurIahe
muroe Ser5ldlag tonitatiert.
Washington Journal., 1913-06-14
@erfanfsitellem
Oes O@ai6iustOn SOnrnal"-

ssObn ainOer, 688 @-StraBe, @.-@
Sam aoamS, 900 @-5truBe, G.-@
:. u. Bird, 2153 $50. slpe- N.-@
q. SirIb, SOB lite Str, gs-s8.
Mmerican tobacco Co. 40 Eelil.
iplpania 9lOenue, R.-@.
AleEauOria, ga.
8. Neece @aton, 1913 50 Rool ct
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-22
MUST PAY WATER
BILLS PROMPTLY
Starting Tomorrow Service to
Be Discontinued on All
Delinqnents.

Beginning tomorrow employees from
the waterworks department will start
out TO turn off the water of all delin-
quent users" declared Commissioner
Jonas Bear this morning. I'VE have
been lenient too long. The result is
that fully 1000 patrons of the depart
ment are behind in their bills.
These must be met at once" con-
tinued Commissioner Bear. I'VE viii
make no distinction among the delin-
quents All will be treated alike. The
city is tired waiting for its money and
unless the obligations are attended to
at once. the water will surely be dis
continued. All OF the bills in the de
linQuent list are long past due, most
Of them being for a period of six
months and due June l. If patrons
wake up some morning to find the
water shut off they will understand
the reason"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-22
GALVA YOUTHS IN
ROLE OF BANDITS
William Swan and Leroy Tan
kesley Arrested at Gene
SEP for Horse Stealing.

William Swan and Leroy Tankesly.
Galva youths, are in the county Jail
at Cambridge charged with horse steal
ing. The pair were taken in Geneseo
Monday afternoon. Swan. who is IS
years Of age. was armed with a re-
yolver and quantity of ammunition
purchased for the adventure. His
companion is but y years OF age.
Saturday evening. it is charged the
two boys took a team of horses hitched
10 surrey from in front Of store
in Galva. They drove to point be-
tween Cambridge and Utah and spent
the night under the vehicle. Sunday
they put in most of the time on the
road and camped at night near Gene
SEQ, going to that city Monday. There
they traded their team 10 b. +. Som
mers for a team of mules and were
trying to sell the surrey to Alderman
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-22
BRYAN is OFFERED $4,000
Arch seiwya Would MAKE Secretary
Ct State a Press Agent.

New York, July 22.-Areh Seiwyn,
managing director of a theatrical com
pany, has written Secretary Bryant
Sir: If the newspapers are correct
in quoting you as saying that your sal
airy as secretary OF state is insufficient
for your means-that you are there
fore compelled to add 10 your income
Oy outside work | beg leave 10 offer
you position that win pay yea twice
as mucn as the United States govern
ment and which win call for your in.
dividuai attention. in other words, |
offer you $4,000 as chief publicity
promoter OF -- (naming his com
panyt.
The position is one of importance,
and like your present high office of
worldwide influence, for the play is
about TO be presented not only in the
United States, but in every civilized
center Of the world The position is
one thai will call for the highest quail
ity Of intellect and resourcefuIness,
the combination for which we are Will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-22
ALIEN WOMEN TO
CAST The BALLOT
Mayor H. M. Schriver Gets
Opinion from Attorney
General P. j. Lucey.

Mayor H. NJ. Schriver today receiv-
ed from Attorney General P. ]. Lucey
of Springfield a reply to his recent in
quiry relative to the right of foreign
born women to vote at the approaching
election in this city when the matter
of number of bond issues will be up
for consideration.
Mayor Schriver aS.ed three ques-
tons: If foreign born women, married
to naturalized aliens, can vote; if IN
married alien women, whose fathers
were natuTaliZed after they we're q,
can vote; if unmarried women born
in this country of foreign parents can
vote. The attorney general answers
yes to the first and third questions and
no to the second. The official states
that a foreign born woman marrying
a naturalized alien is automatically
given the right to vote. However, the
unmarried alien woman will have to
get out papers before voting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-22
TWO ESGApESFOR
A SNEEING MAN
He Stops 81 Main Thorough
fare. %and Is Nearly
N.S Run Over.

If you have got any snee5ing to do,
the place to stage the event would
be along the side of some high build
ing on a side street, or where speeding
automobiles do not sail along over
the smooth pavement At least that
would be the advice offered by an old
codger who proceeded to pull off
triple sneeze this morning on Nine
teenth street, and as a result was
almost run over by an automobile
and motorcycle at the same time.
The old gentleman was crossing the
street about midway between FRS.
and Second avenues when he was
visited with a desire to release
a little superfuCus energy. He duck
ed his head down TO about the waist
line and dived in the inner regions
OF his coat for a red bandanna and
started operations. Before the first
report had sounded a large red car
rounded the corner at First avenue
and started in the direction of the
sneezer. He took sneeae No. and
hoped to one side not seeing a de-
mon coming in the opposite direction
on two wheels. While he was staging
No. the motorcycle swung to one
side and just missed him by a few
inches. Contented with having per-
formed what he started out to do
he lifted his head about five feet
eight inches in the air and started
10 meander slowly in the direction
of the river evidently going down TO
lamp the big stream and pay his
respects TO the father of waters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-07-22
PLANS FOR SHOW
ARE BEING MADE
Mississippi Valley Fanciers' AS
ISOLATION to Stage Big Ex-
hibition Here.

II the present plans of the Missis-
sippi Valley Fanciers' association do
not miscarry the biggest poultry show
ever staged in the tri-cities will take
place during Thanksgiving week. At
The meeting of the executive commit
tee held last night it was decided to
carry on an extensive advertising cam
paign prior to the show and from re-
ports, exhibitors are expected from all
over the country. II was decided last
night to use the Empire coops for c.
hibition purposes and to make the in
terror of the exhibition room uniform
in appearance.
A committee will be appointed in the
near future 10 visit all the county
fairs and poultry shows taking place
in this section of the state and in
Iowa during the fall for the purpose
Of interesting fancier1 N the local
show The fact that the show is to
be held in the Trevor & Snyder garage
assures the owners of the birds that
their stock will be we'll cc.red for in
the warm, well lighted, fireproof build
ing which is an ideal place to stage
such an exhibition. A letter from a
Cambridge poultry raiser asking for
space for Is coops was read last night
and other inquiries in regard to the
show have been received by the local
secretary. The next meeting of the
executive committee will be held
Thursday, July 81 and at that. time
the various committees will be ap-
pointed