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Morris tribune., 1913-08-29
FALL FROM RAFT OVER DAM
William Jenson Loses Life in Missls-
sippi River.

BTpPT hIVGFS
Fred Kelly, twenty years of age,
of Philadelphia, and William Jenson,
twenty-one years of age, helper at
St, Mary's hospital, Minneapolis, we're
hurled over the government dam
above the Marshall avenue bride near
Minneapolis into the Mississippi river
while on an improvised raft Of logs.
Kelly was rescued after three
hours work by the Minneapolis po-
lice. oH4
Jenson was drowned. His body
has not been recovered.
Morris tribune., 1913-08-29

At the home of the bride 'sipagents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Billings occurred
the marriage of MIR. Harman J. Vogey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
AUDITOR WARREN
INJURED BY FALL
Prominent City Official Suffers
Compound Fracture OF
Right Leg.

Edward J. Warren. the octogenarlan
CITY Auditor l. ia the Virginia Hos
pltal a. the result of fall yesterday
afternoon in The front of his home.
3Ns Last Main Street Ills Tght lex
sustained a compound fracture Just
above tho ankle. and he suffered great
pain. On account of his age. eighty
I've wears his physician. DIT NJ. d
HOgc. Jr. expects tho bones VIII h"
some what obstinate about knitting and
does not intend 20 allow the Auditor
70 use his injured limb for six or eight
weeks
~ MI Warren was leaving his home
yesterday afternoon about o'clock
his foot -lppcs on t-bc curbins of inc
street and sNs- ut down with what 20
:, man Of MS aEC. was a serious shock
Ills night leg crumDlcd under tho STRAIN
and hc lay suffering ln the street un
III pedestrians could rush t0 his and
hurry call was Sour in for The ci't
ambulance and Dr. II IT. HaW SiuS
responded giving the Auditor tom
porarv relief from IN" pain Will" To-
moving HIM 90 tho Virginia hospital
Tor treatment a. tho hands of tir i"gc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
BANKERS TO MEET
Local Chapter Of American Institute OF
Banking In Monthly Session

prcsidcnt y. II lisbi!ston. 81 me
Old Dominion Trust Company. VIII
address the RichmanOd Chapter Of The
American Institute 81 Banking to-
rlcht on tho subject. Richmond
Possibilities - Banking Centre.
The meeting viii take place a. -
~ clock in Room go 40 he Jefferson
ffo-cf
Tho other speaker % fhc evening Will
fse George BRYAN. attorney for tho
Virginia Bankers Association lie VIII
-ueak on The Negotiable Instruments
~ Law" The address viii be the
second 90 series Of practical lectures
fo he delivered BY this speaker before
thc institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
sunday SINNERS
BEFORE ONE JOHN
Blind Tiger and Gambling
House Proprietors and Crap
Shooters Fare Badly.

Sabbath sinners who faced ponce
Justice Crutchheld yesterday morn
ing met with small sympathy, es-
nccsaiIv those who were arrested IN
Jackson Ward. which section has iate
" been rampant with disorder I dIeo
badly Proprietors OF pima uss
vxere fined 500 and given Jail sentences
propricfors of gambling houses were
fined So. while crsp-shooters, ana they
were many. were fined y.
Nora williams. who was iounu py
Detective Sergeant Bolton in the act OF
'.s,,,er,ns-' cocaine when her house was
aided for gam bIcrs. was held for grand
,,-,- action for having the drug IN ncr
rosses.ion. She was fined slco ana costs.
sen. to jsu for sixty days ana placed
under 500 bond for selling liquor WIN
out = license. .,oo .~,s
costs for selling liquor without Incense
srd cont TO iail for sixty days.
Tohn Cross was fned so and costs for
MAINTAINING q gambling resort ~ US
pul1isn street. The Same punish
- Inflicted uDon Nellie Carrineton.
Ubo conducted similar place AT VIZ
North Third street
other Cases
Other cases IN Police Court vas os-
poscd Of - follows - .
William King. coiored. crueity 10
horse. SO and costs. .s.
fns Tobn Harris. held for the grand jury
TORN Christian. colorcd. assault
ns T,cander Crswicy. 81 and costs.
Charles Brown. coiorcd. hnen y" sno
costs for sfabbing Henry Barnes
Geors~ sutton. coiored, appesieo
from 4 fine Of So imposed TOT ssssuit-
ing Mary Garrett.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
DANIELS URGED
FOR CABINET POST
Endorsed by General Assembly
for Portfolio of Postmaster
General.
lspecia TO the times Dispatch0

Raleigh, y. c.. January 81. Dan
icls. Democratic national committee
man from North Carolina. to-day was
Endorsed by the General Assembly for
the portfolio of Postmaster General in
the Cabinet of President Wilson. Mr.
Danielss name has been prominently
mentioned in connection with that posi-
ton.
Special features of the General As
sembly to-day were the Introduction
Of d bill by Stubs. of Martin County,
for a constitutional convention. the
proposition to be voted on in the 1914
general election. and the convention to
have the same represe NATIVE in dele
gates as the present House of Repre-
sentatives.
Stewart. of Necklenburg. introduced
a bill to make hazing by college stu
dents a rnisdcmeanor punishable ny
twelve months in prison. and another
recurring mileage to be pulled on trains.
There was d Joint resolution intro
duced by Kellum. Of New Hanover, for
the Corporation Commission to IN
Vesticate the receivers sale OF the Cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad, VII
mington TO Mount Airy, and ITS dlvis-
ION between tho Atlantic Coast Line
and the Southern. the investigation TO
be as to conspiracy to block Compcti-
ton IN violation of the Sherman anti
trust act and the Attorney General 10
prosecute, If evidence Of such con
spiracy Is shown.
The house received a bill introduced
by Roberts for Western Carolina
teacher teaining school. the bill carry
ing SIS. 600 appro priatlon, the locality that
gets the institution to put up $1,000
more and the directors to be chosen
from the Western Congressional dis
tricts.
Tho House Committee on Consti-
tutional Amendments. Justice, chair
man discussed informally this evening
the question of submitting to the Gen
cral Assembly specific acts amending
the constitution or calling a constltu-
tional convention for the settlement of
all of the matters before the people al
this time Possibly the committee
may ask the House to confer upon u
the power of initiating amendments By
reports in form OF bills. There Will
soon be d Joint meeting with the Sen
ate Committee on Constitutional
Amendments with d view to deter
mining upon some action IN harmony
The senate Committee of Federal
Relations voted this afternoon 10 report
favorabiy Senator Watts : bill to ratify
the seventeenth amendment 70 the
Federal Constitution for election Of
Senators by direct vote OF the people
The recommendations by State Com
missioner of Insurance James Il. Young
20 the Legislature are awaited with
considerable interest IN view OF tho
strenuous times The Legislature mad
49, fo Insurance matters Two years ago
However. indications arc that these
Will not toe ready for Transmission to
the Assembly through the Governor
before the latter part of the week
The Department Of Insurance has
grown very greatly and Is an immense
revenue raising institution for the
State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
WANT FIRE PUMP
PLACED ON TUG
Aid of Administrative Board
Asked to Protect
Water Front.
AINSLIE GETS FIRE ENGINE
Iovnes Will Aid Water Depart
ment in Cleaning Water
Mains.

Mem bers Of the Council from CLAY
and Lee Wards protesting against the
removal of the new hook ana lacdeI
truck No. frcm the Fire Engine Honse
a; LON hardy and Broad Streets Won
their fSht last night when the Board OF
Fire Commissioners directed that when
rha new motor truck that has been
order for No. ! Truck Company al
ninth and Broad Streets arrives the
present No l truck be instalieu ar y o
house al Nineteenth and Grace olIev's
and the present 80. truck. Dag my
foot truck. but with = somewhat oid
stvle ladder raising device, j 20 De
nlaced IN South Richmond. where
new Truck Company TO be known as
Nos Is 20 be organized.
At nc request of Mayor Alnshe the
BOARD authorized Chief Joynes 20 CO.
Il,,ers+e with the Water Department IN
cleaning mud out OF water mains oY
the use OF FIRE engine
Protect River Front.
The Board directed that letler ne
son. 70 the Administrative Board ash-
ing that FIRE pump be installed on the
city tug for fire service on the Waccl
front. This has been recommended Tor
wears by the Board OF Fire Comm
s,oners. but has been as steadily OPP
nosed by the employees of the james
River Improvement Department.
Under new management. the tlre
Dena-f n1Cnt has hopes OF q greater CO
oncration IN fire protection Of the water
'front.' than Il secured from d committee
whose chief use of the city tug was 10
mako pleasure excursions on the rlNeI'
Tho constantly increasing use oil
motor fire apparatus and Its lntroduc-
tion into the Richmond Department
brought up the question OF giving nre-
mon experience in running heavy motor
trucks about the streets Il was de-
cided that the Chief should attempt 70
arrange with merchants using large mo
tor trucks 20 allow fire fighters 70 obtain
rbat experience they can by crlVing
such machines daily. as may be ar
ranged with the owners
Preparing Financial Statement.
! committee from the Fire Board was
-amod TO prepare q schedule of the
tnanclia needs of the Fire Department
for 1918. and the Board will hold d spe-
,.ial meeting TO consider is report be
fore II i submitted 10 the Councn
Finance Committee
II II Call was elected Fireman
Grade t in Engine Company No. y
vice c r HaGner. resigned 4 n
Davenport was placed on the eligible
list
4 large amount of routine business
was transacted and matters looking TO
IMPROVEMENT of the service were dis
c;is-cd until nearly midnight. Former
President John II Fri-chkorn. intro
auccd as president Emeritus of the
Hire Board. attended the meeting ana
Joined III the discussions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
nea, Hfute Hit by Car.

To be struck by street car, tnroTb
70 tho ground and rolled beneath the
fender and Yet escape without a acrstch
to show for the thrilling adventure
was the experience of four year -oiH
child yesterday morning a. Eleventh
and Hull Streets. The boy, deai
mute. is the son of Joseph Davidson
of 1925 Hull Street. He Is said 10 nave
run directly in front OF the car. which
was gathering headway. Motorman
G d. Brookings Immediately appiied
the brakes and the car stopped MI'nih
q few feet OF the chiId's head. Wholly
unframed he crawled out and attempt
ed to board the car Officer " +
Waymack who was passenSor. ivoh
the how home and turned him over to
his parents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
SCHNEIDER LOSES SUIT.
Docs Not Recover for Injuries Caused
by Dynamite Explosion

1 ,-rrdicr for the defendant com
pany was returned yesterday IN liusi =
ings Court. Part II. in the SUIT OF
Schneider against !. Il. Chewing n
Compsnv Twelve witnesses were
heard in the afternoon. and the ca~e
given TO the jury after the noon re
cess
Schneider was injured by blast OF
dynamite sol b. employees Of the dc
fendant company. He contended fnat
he was permitted 20 cross tho danger
Gus ground This was CONTRADICT ell
nv four colored laborers who sworc
that he had been warned "a keep off
II was also shown that the defenda =
had always maintained a strict system
of guards when using dynamite IN
eXcavating.
Thomas Il Guy represented Schneid
er Smith 4 Gordon represented inc
defendants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

A. a public sale YESTERDAY after
noon Thomas F. Wooden. Of & hester
Geld County. bid IA tho Oak Crore
-choolhousc and site. - Eighteenth and
Nfaury Streets for sI.iS- The building
j. d ones DRY sfructur" % orc room
The iof has a frontage OF MY feet. and
- an ad,n,rabio buiidfug site The
money will be added 20 the general
school fund 81 the district and "iii go
towards defraying the cost 81 the Two
now buildings that arc being ereci"rs-
BY the provisions OF INC sale the school
trustees may continue 70 use the pro-
pnrtv until the end Of the school term
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
Verdict Not Conclusive.

Because OF contradictOry eVldence
the Jury empannelled yesterday ny
Coroner Taylor TO investigate the
death of Peola Woodbridge. colored
Who died Friday in the Memorial Hos
initial from a gun wound inflicted the
previous Sunday night while visiting
a girl near Bon Air. was unable 10 ar
rive at a conclusive verdict, although
il appeared that the fatal shot was
fred by Watt Davis. negro boy. who
is being held for the crime
Davis was given a preliminary hear
ing saturday before Magistrate :. O..
Cowan in the Swansboro Court and
was ordered held for the grand jury at
;he next term of the Chesterfield Cir
cult Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
NEW HEAD MASTER INSTALLED
T.. ". Hardy Takes Up Duties at Pork
I.nInn tIiIIfarN Acad nv.

Nr0OiII 10 7 he Ilmo-- Di~Dsitrf , :
Eprk Union. Va, January i3.--t W
Hardy OF Soul Carolina. has been
installed a. mead master Of the Fork
MON Military Academy Dr. r. W
Boat wright. of Richmond College. and
Br. r. " Hatcher. ~ Baltimore. were
present - the installation exercises.
The new head Of the school i "a grad
uffc Of the Furman University and
fhc Chicago University.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

Charged with disobeyiDS an order
of the court Samuel c Harris Vas al,
rested yesterday on the Nor:nside arc
brought before Judge Ernest IL. Welis.
in Hastings Court. Part II. Because
another case was being tried Harris
was ordered held for hearing this
morning. -
Harris is being sued for divorce.
Pending the taking OF dispositions ne
was ordered TO pay SO "A week 20 MS Wife
for her support This he has failed
70 do for several weeks NO reasons
for his refusal to ovey the court was
given by him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
Turn Water in Fountains.

The sanitary drinking fountains IN
Washington Square were put into CONF
mission Yesterday morning when the
water was turned on. Ono l. locates
at Tenth and Hun Streets and the
OF he- AZ Ninth and Decatur. Both are
of the latest type and have white
porcelain bowl set upon ala iron pedes-
tai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
VIII Gall PaSfor.

The congregation Of the BainoTide
Sundav night issue a call for d pastor
to an the vacany caused by the res
igrstiou Of Rev. James " Durham
The uuIpit committee viii present
three names TO the congregation. from
which the choice will be made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

PUrsIiauf 10 orders OF fDF ffcaIIu
Department Superintendent smith 81
the Souih7Idc schools. yesterday di--
missed the classes OF the nrst primary
and second = grades ID the baInbTidse
school This step was taken 20 pre-
vent an epidemic OF measles. when u
was found that one Of the puphs was
suffering frOTn The alIfnct.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
MAYFAcEIARCENYC CHARGE

When Defective Sergeant Wren TO
turns from tulDrDrr With Lord
Blake. alleged bigsro3ef. p - probable
nat charge 81 grand larceny will
also be made against him. According
60 Captain - Detectives NcNfahon.
IN. bogus uobicman took a large sum
81 money from VIE No. . Mrs. Grace
Brown Biakc
just when Scrgcan. Wren viii reach
the city with MS prisoner was not known
last night. However. o. Is likely that
be will gef back today
Wife No 3. whose identity 80 far
has not been made pubic. has not yet
made any move - express her wiling
uee- 20 testify against Blake Wife
SO J. with I.r -ir ghtidrers riu rrob-
ably remain 40 Brandy. Va
Begins series % Sermons.
bovEl~f announcing the subjects
- be Human Interest sermons for
The ncNf ia weeks has been issued by
Rev. Thomas Ciaggcft Skinner, -. D.
pastor ~ Second Baptist Church. The
frsf 81 no serse- The Individual
Life. VS. presc bed last sunday night
The balance are - follows ..
January o. The Related Lie
man and man. January -. ne
Martial fife- husband and wifcl
fchruart O. Tho Parental Life par
erfhood and Childhood February ?.
hc Com userci@i I.lfc' tfbc Christian
and bveinr~4I February IS. The 20
liiiral fffr fhc Christian and inc
stat. February =. The Entertained
Lifc rhr nrisfian and amescrr enfsl-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

On charge of assaulting MS VIE.
O.. A. Blankensnip was Festero5E p1b
on nroba-iou for ten DAYS by Justice
II. A. Maurice. in Police Court. Part
II. . ~
CLYDE wall. colored, charged Tit9
beiny drunk and disorderly. was fined
g. 80 and costs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
OF THE 1873 NATION BANS IN
CURRENCY
RESOUR CES.

disco
e s bonds circulate "a so 5ao
other bonds osecureU S. 3s 50 -
$ bonds on hand
Banking houses ;?
Due from banks sslss5j 9,
banks and bankers 10 So 6o5 -
approved rse agents SO Ss
Ghks and ct hsr as h 'eIps
tional paper currency
s .
@ sS
ro,s, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g.
Capital stock paid
fndiTded PROFITS expenses 80 "a IS
Due to banks 5sadt@
Due " rast c"psnics
reserve agents Sss
" sS
Deposits Of :. 81 800 So
500 sos
for hove 81; cd s 81
Iiae'ite Other than hose above
ro.., ............... Nsl COZ 1872 g
COMPARISON Or No' " 1911. sTaTEMENT. WIN
ImeTssse al @ aespo including u
deposits all national 5as
Combined increase in deposits
increase in loans and discounts
Increase loans andd national banks 7S7S7
Combined increase
in 8ia capital capital S5;s Sf9 bank. 81
ctDos increase in paid in
~ cor tined surpIgs and profits
Increase is'ss@
Combined increase ss7so
al ss;,s Sas: . sssi:
Combined increase in total assets us9nsra
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
RUN DOWN BY BUGGY
Ten-Ycar-OId GIrI Hr ny Vehicle
Driven by Negro. who T. Arrested.

Samuel Jefferson. eoiored eighteen
wears Oh vas arrest - Yesterday morn
NIX for reN ilraslv driving = buggy and
funrfrg over and sIgttiv fniuriug Jean
Wright ton years old. he lfffic eIri.
accom- panied e. her aunt. Mise Pan
rir wood - ~ Wcst Grace street
h,fd fsaf sisffrd from = csr ~ sixth
and Broad streets. ard before IcNrr-
-ou who vas driving close 20 fhe troll
IrF could sop fI4 horse Tho child vas
kuer Frt down ard ono ~ fhc buggr q
wheels -ir.o-f uzsard over her body
Detective ~rrgfarf Wiley ana Pro
pa ion DTfrer Wheaton Who we're
b board he car Jun rcd on One
picked 10 fhe giri while TIE other took
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
Convict Escapes From Road.

Another ESCAPE from the 'hee,c
aeid road force has been recorded
The latest convict 10 make break Tor
freedom IL John Henry. colored; thirty
four years old. who deserted the forco
sunday afternoon The negOr. a
tus.v was working near Chester
Finding the going easy he slipped on
and donning an old sliit OF clothes
found in a barn left the vicinity be-
fore his absence was noticed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
Newsof South Richmond.

coffee roasting plant on seventh street,
near Perry The new structure wtll lie
t~o stories in height ami viii hc nrc-
proof throughout II Will have "a front
az, OF forty fec on seventh street, and
will extend back sixty feet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

In attempting to vault a mud puddle
sunday afternoon, Grady bceper. a
Young SoHthside boy Irving on East
Fourth Street. was precipitated into
the pool by the breaking Of the pole
with which he made the leap He
the right arm. The shattered bone
was set by DR.. r. c. Hooker. of tbs
CITY ambulance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

jefferson IN custody and sent him 10
The Police Station
Miss Wood took her niece into a
neSrby DRUG store. and an examination
showed the child had not been seriously
hur-.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
TO COMPILE LIST
OFF, ALL employees
Administrative Board Wants to
Know Who Works for 1t, and
What They Get.

Yesterday session of the Admins
trative Board was lengthy and produc-
five of much routine business. though.
of little of general interest. 4 large num-
Der OF requests for street improvements
of minor character were referred TO tho
CITY Engineer for report and esti-
mate Management OF the city wharf
was discussed in connection with a petit
ton of the Richmond Cedar WORKS 10
be allowed TO load and unload there.
appeared the the petitioner had con
fused the idea of public wharf at which
anv shipper might land with free
wharf. Chairman Rogers. of the Coun-
Gil Com rittee on Dock. River and mar
Dor. discussed the matter with the
board for sometime. and final action
was deferred the board desiring TO pre-
pa-e such regulations as will protect the
citv's interests and at the same time
invite general shipping TO this port
CITY Engineer Boiling reported that
an old brick sewer in Harrison Street
was very much out OF order and needed
reconstruction at cost of 81 IA o.
The work. he stated, was urgent, and
a. ordered done
Suner,ntcdnent Davis presented bills
for supplies IN the Water Department.
amounting to 81 Ue3 .3e. which were order
ed paid.
On resolution Of Mr.. Hirschberg the
heads of all city departments were di-
rected TO file with the board d list of all
emploves. with the rate OF their com
pensation. and whether they were en-
ploved by the day. month or year u
is proposed to keep an index In the board
Office of all employees Of departments I'M
der the Administrative Board with the
com pensation for checking from time
to time with the pay rolls. The list
will also be Of value in connection
with preparation of the annual appro-
Dri.tion ordinance, as IT is desired to
keep all pay rolls apart from expens-
accounts and appropriations for pube
Iie. i'm movements.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
LARGE INCREASE
IN BANK BUSINESS
State and National Banks in Virginia Show Big Gains
for 1912 Statements of Bank Examiner
and Comptroller of Currency.

business during the
Examiner deposits in state
viii
makin
@s
%. a,q
in all
the combined
OF
CLOSE OF BUSINESS No
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

The Aragon Coffee Company, which
has added peanut butter 10 the iist OF
its products, has started the construc-
ton of factory building adjoining It's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

Adjourns for Term
The City Circuit Court has az
iotlrned for the term Clerk koWeHe
aDpounces that jurors may call ana
secure their allowances
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-06-30

James Carter is transacting busi- ness in Little Rock today.
 MT. and Mrs. Land of. Walnut Ridge visited here Sunday. Prof. J. R. Giddens is a business visitor at Little Rock today.
 Geo. Hartje of Little Rock spent Sunday with friends in Conway.
 "Macinac Island or bust"-Duna- way, Downing and Jackson.-d3t
 Several good farms for sale at very low prices. See J. A. Lea, at the court house.-dtf. (adv.)
 Too numerous to mention here, but Ross Dead Quick" spray will kill ev- |ery one of them.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Imboden and daughter, Virgie, returned from Lit tie Rock this morning.
 Miss Elaine Tipton has returned to her home at Little Rock, after a visit with Miss Anna Wilson.
 Mrs. F. E. Perminter of Little Rock spent yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. L. H. Pyle.
 Ladies' hats can be bought at your own price at Mrs. Cooper-Hinton's. A large stock to select from. d3t
 Miss Helen Martin returned yester- day afternoon from visit to friends at Russellville and Morrilton.
 For Sale-Three cows and three heifers, full blood Jersey. See P. w. Echlin at Morgan & Echlins. If
 Walter Bowen and family, who have been living at Mayfower for the past several months, have returned to Conway.
 Try the Ansco Camera next time. We have a new and complete stock of Anscoe Cameras and films. White Drug Co.-d6t
 Faber D. Hicks and family return ed\yesterday afternoon, after visit of several weeks to relatives in Okla hom and Texas.
 z. F. Blair returned this afternoon from Russellville. He will depart to- morrow for a visit with his mother at Highpoint, N. c.