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Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-24
MEN CANNOT
 AFFORD TO BE POORLY DRESSED

Good appearance is a strong factor in business success. Good clothes are essential to good ap- pearanee.
 But good clothing need not mean extravaganza. The mak- ing of attire for men is now standardized almost to an exact science.
 Prices are often quite moder- ate and seldom unduly high.
 Glance through the advertising in The Bulletin from day to day and notice the character of the clothing the stores are offering
 Not much trouble to dress well if men are alert to their eppor- tunities4
 The advertising in this nevS- paper is the s7lide-post to 0p- portuHity Street
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-24

Washington, April 2S - Brigadier General Frederick Funston has been assigned to command the brigade or deged to Vera Cruz frem Galveste
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-24
Special Values In Laces and Neckwea

Val Lace Edgings and Insertings, 12-yard pieces, sold only by the pece-SPECIAL PRICE ....t.,, 20
 Runrngs in white and oolors chiffon, shadow lace and plain net-sPEcIAL PRICE yard .... 12h
 Neck RuffIings, white and colers of Nadine and Cotton Net, shaped for coats or waists-SPEcIAL PRICE each IT
 Venise Lace Collars and Chemisettes, all kinds and shapes-sPEcIAL PRICE. 49
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-24
Embroidery Special Values

18-inch Hamburg Embroidered Flouneings for corset waists and skirts-SPECIAL PRICE yard l0c
 22-inch Muslin Embroidered AIl-over for waists SPECIAL PRICE yard ....-.,.....-.-...--,,- 39c 75o to saoo yardNsPncIAL PRICE - 4ec
 27-nch Muslin F1euncings small patterns for Baby Dresses SPECIAL PRICE yard ......... 59o actual val value si5o SPECIAL PRICE -. s9c
 Hamburg Embroidered Edgings large assort- ment of widths patterns ESPECIAL PRICE a yard 50
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-24
Exceptional Glove Values

Wemen's Elbow Length Silk Gloves serviceabe Glove in black and white-SPECIAL PRICE pair 69c Womens Fine Imported Kid Gloves soft hex- ibe glove that will give excellent sefvice7 SPECIAL PRICE pair 69c
 WoMEMs GLOVES AT s1.0o PAIR The celebrated Duchess" Kid Gloves Women, in black, white fashionable color Sfoo pair Womens Piaue Gloves, in black, tan and white-at $00 par
 Womens Washable Deeskin Gloves in White-at $f6 pair,
 Womens AIeusquetare Paue Gloves, black with white stitching white stitching-at sfeO pair
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-24
Art Department Specials

Muslin Embroidered Shams and scarfs white and colers-SPECIAL PRICE ..--....-...-...,.-.
 1S-inch Batterrberg Centers round and square, value 5Oc-SPECIAL PRICE ......-........-....-
 Crash Pillow Tops and Runners to match with eretonne border-SPECIAL PRICE .....-...,....,
 Battenperg Scarfs and Squares all hand-work, value s5e-SPECIAL PRICE ......-... ..~:.-.-..---
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-24
Rugs and Linoleums

Rugs and un0leuT1S
 Best Quality Seamless Tapestry Rugs, Orien- tai, floral and small designs size sx1a feet, reg price $1s75-SPECIAI4 PRICE .S1 .45 Wilton Velvet Rugs, suitable designs for parlor and dining room, size ax12 feet, regular price s21eG-SPI1CIAL PRICE .....-.-......:. $16,05
 SMALL SIZE RUGS AT SPECIAL PRICES Rugs, size 27x54 inches-SPEcIAL PRICE OSc Axminster Rugs size 27x54 inches, value sa25 SPECIAL PRICE ..................-......... sl.ee SPECIAL PRIcn - sl.oe Administer Rugs size 36x72 inches value $4Oo
 PRINTED AND INLAID LlNoLEuMs Printed Linoleum, regular 45c quality Printed Linoleum, regular 50c quality square yard 30C Printed Linoleum regular 6oe quality PRICE square yard 4Sc Inaid Iinoleum patterns through to back PRICE square yard ...-..-..--......-,-..-..- 79c
 Special Ribbon Value
 1000 yards of Fancy Ribbon Az to 5la inches wide, a big variety of patterns, value 25e and 3ec-SPECIAL PRICE yard ....,......,....... l0e
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-24
Special Values In Boys Clothing

Boys Reefers, in stylish mixtures and serge. value ss5o--sPRcIAL PRICE. s4.s5 Boys Norfolk Suits, in Spring styles. sizes b r. value s5.OO-sPEoiAL PRIcE...- s3.s5 Boys Norfolk Suits navy serge and other Spring eoorings sizes s tn IS, value 5000 SPECIAL PRICE s4.s5 Boys Norfolk Suits, Spring models, sizes to 1T, value s1Ooo-sPEcIAL PRICE ... s7.45
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-24
Handkerchief Specials

Womens Satin Border Handkerchiefs, very fine and soft value 5c--PRICE for 10c, each ..... s
 Mems Satin Border Handkerehiefs good full size, value 1a5sc-PRICE for 25o or each ....,......
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-24
Muslin Underwear--House Dresses

Women's Night Gowns, V neck, long sleeves Hamburg trimmed value 5ee-SPECIAL PRICE. 42c Women Night Gowns, low neck deep Hamburg yoke. value ssc@SPECIAL PRICE ............... 59c Wemea's Muslin Pettcoats lace and Hamburg trimmed value 75e-sPEe1AL PRICE ..-......'. 5sc Women's Muslin Petticoats. prettiy trimmed with Hamburg value ahOo-sPEcIAL PRICE -. 6sc Women's Corsets, low bust long hip, six hose supporters value $100-SPECIAI PRI CE 64c Wemen's House Dresses entire line of $1oo Dresses, in all sizes, at s9o Women's House Dresses made in all the latest models in full line of sizes, variety of colorings-our regular sl5o Dresses at sI.39
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
Martins Ferry Briefs

fN|HN JAWS Uf AusUa BE- visiting
friends boz this CITY
Frank McDarery returned home yes
fergAN from H short visit with friends
ir Pittsburgh
John a.. Au't leaves today for Pitts
hlrrh whore he will spend several days
With relatives
Miss Amelia Mstz returned Yesterday
iI'm Cleveland. where she spent sever
HI weeks with relatives.
Elr- Prank charlton and Miss Bessie
D. shop Of Iitfshurgh are visiting Mrs.
George johnson FOR several days
ing relatives BOO this CITY
HsuT Reed 81 Springfield fa yfsfffrr
friends fn this city.
Misses Bertha aud Beatrice Boston Of
pittsburgh are visiting friends IN this
city Tor several DAYS
Mr r. Dug was a. business visitor A.
~uIfhneld yezferday.
John Rerklev Of Minro is visiting
friends ir This city Tor several DAYS
Mr. and Mrs Elmer StriuEsr and
daughter Mary ~ New Athens mere viz
ifug friends iu this CITY YESTERDAY
Miss Helen ~sdEwIrk b. expected 20
return bonn" from Washington. 10. O..
tomorrow
Harry Walker ~ uiIlonvafo was a
hN-luerg visitor iu this city yesterday
Nils. MyiauRy Thomas left yesterday
Tor 'lHrkaHHrr whore she Will spend
LgfnI weeks with relatives
Earnest MrfUs ~ Canton be- VISITING
friends Don fhis city for several DAYS
Friends ~ It. 70 campbell will b. rfar
20 learn that be Ia IMPROVING AZ his
nome on Nrrfh Fifth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

Mr. wiliiam Eslfuan - Cantua. a.
Fls.tlnE rel1fiaes m fsis cltr
--rt rehirfrrpf cf Irtc- street
=. r..-frsi fro. a u-lt slth fri-rds
nrs Frsl ifarf-str. fo-ur~rly aff.s
l-saa Archsr - fris cifF. 70 ul az rsr
-n,e ir 1isgeiand
So Aassr art daaFhtrr Nlss
aura. have returned iron, = ---Ir atfn
If.ruls ~ Msiisuflla
a-nrEe l0rer srfsrfsIrs.f 80 n-rrt.-rs
elAse So p 20 a. ffrHf M o. sun
~ 1911 l.st efrninE Az ris home On
Miss orus ~. % ssatn nsr.f-.
80 80 eots a. Ersorth Para 10 -p-nf q
Miss Lavinla Fn-fsr n ~osth H~nair.
- reformed from Fi-lt az Epsorth
Ni-- Iuids Arborast % wsIsbsrs. g.
fi-ttins trlendH in the city
tsri HAYES has reformed to Woo1-
friends here
-eott Dean. uho he- t.-n trars,.-r
.Nh - itinEllns rirrlr has r~tarn-1
k~F o g. Hsrtreeft has returned
[ng I'al for. "a here 20 uas called b.
~ iliners q nls daughter Miss N@leu
-lr a1d SIR charlie nHrIE have re-
.rnsn irnu tiHtt with frtcurr -
Mis.-s Drns ana Fiirsbs,r rarre- a--
neinE ne seek Eifh frisufs 80 He-
So ara Mrs Fr.d Jones' OF Detroit.
ore rreefs of friends here
Nee. Pearl and -r-IlH Hsr are
20 .rieudr 40 EarnsHvl.l-
..-ruet from vlHit vttn friends
Nis MaEle Uaufrs 90 N.tIa street.
.- surHf uf fr.rrdH nf Inrnnsrarr
PAVE rri. f-rI frnr' al weeks tl-lf gIrh
frlruaa af Pow HFtHu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
BELLAIRE
shor, Session OF Council.

The absence Of Messrs Booth
Fleming and OToole from the session
OF council left hut a quorum and vs.y
little business was transacted 80 or
dinancea were submitted a. lf de.
yeloped during the meeting that tho
mayor was also absent and under fh,
law the president OF council becomes
the acting mayor. President CrunpIlr
announced that In the absence .f
three members and the mayor. cuun.
ell could take no action on the urIi.
nances and these were laid over uu.
an the next meeting
Robert EnElchurt presented claim
Of $4,000 damages 60 his property ON
Hamilton street. claiming that tho ian.
provements on that street as fh, Do.
rect cause. The claim was rDf,rr a
To the city solicitor
The resignation 81 Messrs HUFF
man. Fleming and CHASER. as m.uh..a
OF the Board Of Control of the UrI.
laire Fairgrounds Association was
read and accepted. and the pre- .de1t
was authorized 90 appoint three mon
not members of council. as members
OF the Board Of Control Nr Hun
man recommended that o. Dr. Ross
be appointed member from the
FIRST ward. and motion fo adopt
the rcCommcndHfion carried Tr.
cause Of the resignation of -He three
councilmcn was that they could not
serve a. member of Che Board of
Control of the Playground Iaaarir.
ton owing TO tho fact that in doing
90 they were acting contrary to Jaw
especially where an appropriation OF
money was concerned
The matter % reducing tho assess.
mcnts for the improvement of HrmI.
ton street was recommended hf .nrr.
ell a. committee 0f fra who'll.
Council viewed the street fHr tr. r.r
pose 81 reducing the Assessment. and
on motion the recommending car.
rird
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
PLATFORMS
Adopted ~ Ohio Democrats ana Pyo.
gressives-Rspublioan Adjourn
untn Today.

'f'Is' MHI r. Ohio. Aug % Demo
..Ht- and fruErrsaiyeu 0f ohio aIerteI
..t'f"rlUH 20 cow erfIUre held here TO-
.tN. f.rrHhlirare continued their rraf-
..... CON. frf.Hn throughout the Inu and
t.Il"rrrl tonight until tomorrow rFrr
...I action Del expected
Itr 'r-unrrHfa declaration ~ r-frgf-
l.' "I."r.'| generally inc HrrrIrIafra-
.... .. President WI.sHr ard Governor
on tHi ff.r....I Oh period ~ "frsrrfH-
... ''' |r"N'HIf.un and woman sur.
'aA. were not mentioned The platform
HIt.. congress fH enact "a work
H.f. con" Irra nfInr nrf fn protect rar.
employed Dol Irferrfafs commerce
.'. pledges m two years aEo were
rH.rl and state and national rrrHf
tI f'g proposed state equal sur
.. frr platform adopted
.r.fa objection fn fhr COLON rs-.,
en .n me declaration
.fa demand the rVrrfNrnu rf ~
....aH H-lfr~Ir policy fNaf rTera rrIf-
h.Rrlgral to Central Amer
Another plank declares against ANAL
NIfN nry other political
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
Some Excitement

quite q lot OF excitement was caused
yesterday afternoon about = o'clock
when "a wire from the Bell telephone Of
nee made several flashes when ~ came
lu connection with the chain which held
We big ksiHtnn a Parker Drug sign.
~" chain was soon burnt through and
20" ~iEu fFll tn the street with "a crash
ihaf was heard Tor several blocks The
FIEu was completely DESTROYED but no
one was hurt although several men
w"r" Ftandirr within few feet % the
spot when the sign fell. To put n good
finish fo the excitement the mule team
of the 'hnz. Flanagan Produce com
many that was standing In front %
bruwn'- store became frightened and
made Wild dash down Fourth street
striking buggy with two women In H.
bur fortunately the buggy did not up
80 Tho sign will probably be replaced
d. the nnLI .nrrunnN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
DIES SUDDENLY
NJ. John Hsllstsrn suocunbs 20 Hear
Disease LaEt NtEhf IN Fleaa-
ant waller Homa

While sitting Gel the rr4-- -.rr 49,
.... CO f-rfr home Ir TIea.1rf VALLEY
JOIN Vel. stern suddenly elrru-rr-
n. .far .rr1er LAST riEhf no a.rr
.r... n"rrr but fre hIrrrr g.
lady uas dead before be- III.
Ms HrTzfsr- lei survived ID, t.- ana.
t.. end several children eHr 49,. "a
''f rffr -rref year 90 her axe A. 49,
church
.Hfrai arraursmsrts have noe been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
BRIDGEPORT


ls .-trE off Maynard VAS r.Iras.f g.s.
I.ln1N from t.s rIfs uHIldirC Pa hon sra
fNf 90 f. -" "r.. home and remain
'Hff ".r hUuH raU away sos e..
.I h..H H.H ulrH rsr .ussrhsart and
turned '.". Doe H.# a.u.r a. Is4t.
''n I.H when her father rHfIr.
POO f..... "|H Hr-..f".I her, Proceed
'.. ... lrHH fu frF arrest ~
r. f"rsIar.r chat Is srr...ne her frarl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

'apt smoke Lewis. ~ the high school
Team has announced that practice will
start IhurnduH evening az $50 and all
nlaNers that expect 10 play this season.
morrow evening az 30 and light prac-
Tee viii Pc held every evening until
TIE arrival of the coach. About nfteen
men have expressed their desire 20 start
o. a. lirr this week and a. large number
viii bo on tho field tomorrow evening AZ
the appointed time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

The Harvest HUu. picnic. ur"..
the auspices of The NUHna N.ra Club
~ this city will b. H.IU .r Whites
Erove. az Key. tomorrow Tr. Ohio
River a Western Railroad WIN rum
special trains. and many people from
THE city viii attend ZION r U 1850
d.. Republican DaudIdaf. f1r govern
or. and Hon Warren G HHrI.rr can.
didnto Tor United state. -.....r
viii b. the principal speakers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

- number 81 the Local me mhsrs Or the
Alphi tl fraternity wlu leave to-da y
~ 'nlunihuH. Where they aIu attend
iiF convention 81 tire Fraterufftsz lu
.N.a -Alte. 7 ~ opening session ultl De
nfld Thursday rnurntug wilbur Hesion
supreme prrlafe - the fraternity. left
lesterlul aCcornua ui.si hY Ms bruthsr.
husr~iL Whu wlll visit relatives az Co
ilwhuH for several faVs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

|H members of tre Strurirr Stone
..r.s rf fhs First so E sunday srtoof
w'I. bold r lawn fefr Friday evening
or 'rr homo of Mrs Frank smith. on
Jefferson street The lawn viii BE-
beautifully decorated and au kinds of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

The Moose lodEe bid q very I'm
poftant meeting last eVvuing IN their
rooms on Hanover street Several
important matters Wer. discussed
Ins X % z. lodge held q meeting
last eFentns IN their rooms and a
aamoer % very important matters
rere discussed. and the mestinE ~as
largely attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

Howard Snrdfkrr Recently chosen
chairman of trr Republican .H.-f.
committee has established rs.Errsr.
tcrs In che fwsie rrNfr. .r n..
mont street Hr raa ru. tHt rrr..r.
% the executive committee. h.f H.T
do so in a few DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
MARTINS FERRY
H.L1 LrD,rtsnt Mating

I.' W.fre of tho Epw0rfh
I.HEIa OF f.. r.rsf so 81 church held
very mH.-..Hf meeting last evening
'Hr Hnw" 0. Hsr o. % NrCIay BOB
'.. Ridley building ur Locust street
E"IuH.rr fEa routine business meet.
.rr Hf...Hu. luncheon ufa served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

eross bats with ths fast ulns repre-
seniinE that place The iocal nlne T.
prAeucinx sach evening and sap>cts
20 bring hone ths victory They viii
clash Stth the fast Ns- aEEreEatior
sunday o. IN mil Sid and a great
zane r. Anticipated. a. they foaEht
EinninE battle last Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

MlFs harEar~t Thoulas. % Nrrfh
.tA'n street. Nll b. hustsss O. e. rurr-
~ NJ friends FRIDAY evening uIfh
= naftE On honor - her rfte-ntr rirth-
GAY ~ bone utll b. d@roratsl and
.-n orf ef social events has been ar-
SO. Al e. seasuratls hour n tslicl-
-. LluCnrun vii b. ..rNrl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

The members OF the Welsh choir vii
giN" social and concert Saturday even
iuE af the church. 4 splendid program
has been arranged FOR the AFFAIR ans
various refreshments viii he for sale
The proceeds will be- FOR the benefit OF
~" choir 10 securing new music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
Remain. shinn.h

The remains Of the late webster
Nhtop. who was drowned sunday In the
river near the water works was shipped
Yesterday 90 Sistersvtlle by the Roger
Ird'rtn king firm. whore his remains
was ureuarsd Tor burial Funeral ser
.s,v- MI te i.id ~ ne norr,s - NJ
u.lner ~ sIatersNiIIe tn-dnv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
Tosfr FUNERAL

Funeral services over the remains %
~ infant daughter 20 Mr. aud Mrs.
Tons lo-lr were held yesterday morn
ing ~ ~ O'Clock with Father Null
Lrafnr officiating lntermcnt was In
the S. Marlrs cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

The KniEhfs and ladies rr tr.
Round Table held ar Irt.rrsrre and
well attended wfrf.Hr LAST rIrhf n
Turner hall fn addition fo the -r-u.
lar business plans Cor frr winter sr.
cial affairs were made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
rs.ehsrs rruiusn~ cl... % ~.-,

ne teachers trstninE class vill bold
heff import nnf meeting this evening
eL lNr HaEflsf church Mfss Mae ErdE
Hlta HiA conduct th~ meeting and a Fun
Attendance tH requested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

solemn bush u.t-a viii b. held this
N..'h Nuns IN ST. hrluurE. catholic
.nnf. D. @" celebrate tho memory of the
.HI' .HUf lIua rs. THE mass viii h.
gl'l. 20 O'Clock Win th. Father Vuu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26
Surprise Party


Mr. }. s Hi1l WaS pleasantly sur
tfis"d yesterday afternoon at Camp
Rest hen the ladies Or the camp gave
surprise party tn honor % her birth
laN. The afternoon was spent in boat
ing and sewing and a delicious luu-
ChTuu Vas sfrt "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

Funeral service over fha remains Of
the tate Mr.. MarY Mcclure we're held
Yesterday morning a. o o'clock from the
- Mary Catholic church The Rev
Father Mulhsarre nfnciated ard inter
mrnf WAS made In the Riycrvtew Gene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-26

To local Athletic win journey to
Toronto. saturday, where they VIII.
Newport daily independent., 1914-03-03
Parsonage Burns Down.

Jonesboro, March 2.-The par sonage of the First Baptist church, a two-story brick build- ing, occupied by the pastor, the Rev. E. E. Dudley, was destroy ed by fire last night, the build ing and furniture was valued at S12,OOO, with $5,000 insurance on the dwelling, but none on the furniture. All of MT. Dudley's valuable library and nearly all of his furniture were destroyed. Mrs. Dudley had a narrow es- cape in trying to save some of the household goods. She was overcome by smoke and had some X one, ne, not. gone to her. rescue she would, have perished,
 Three of, the firsmen, including Chief Hickey. were slightly in- 'jured by tinbers falling from the burning building. Y At one time the entire block was threatened.
Newport daily independent., 1914-03-03
Prepare For Bankers.

Marianna, March 2.-Exten- sive preparations are being made by local bankers for the enter tainmel., ,of Group No. 1 of the Arkansas Bankers Association, which convenes Wednesday in Marianna. Deputy State Bank Commissioner J. D. Covey, o. N. Killough of Wynne and several others will address the meeting.
 The return cards indicate that a number of well-known bank CTS from other states, will at- tend the meeting. Probably 100 financiers will be here.
 The Mariana Lodge of Elks has rendered it's home for the occasion. A banquet will be given at the Hotel Marion.
Newport daily independent., 1914-03-03
Attend State High Schools.
Special to Independent.

Special to Independent. F Little Rock, March 3.-That the state-aided high schools are reaching the country boys and girls is shown by the reports that are being received by the Department of Education from all over the state.
 In Carroll county there is a to- tai of IF pupils from the rural districts attending the town high schools, while in Pope county there are 96, in Yell 89, in Boone county 55, and other counties report equally large attendance.
 Below is a list of the attend ance of rural pupils in some of the town high schools of the state, tuition being free under the state aid plan: Atkins, 69, Berryville, 34, Greenwood 57, Green Forest 62, Nashville 35, Prairie View 37, Star City 35, Springdale 36, Sulphur Rock 43, Melville 34.
Newport daily independent., 1914-03-03
Motion Pictures Of Newport.

W1OClOn TlcCuIeS Ou NcWpOII.
 A representative of the Spang- fer Tri-State Film Company is in the city, taking motion pictures of local scenes, that are to be shown in the picture houses of Arkansas and neighbor states
 Among the subjects are our schools, the school children, bas- ket ball team, Boy Scouts, fire de- partment, making a run and street. crowds and scenes.
 These pictures will be shown at The Palace Theatre in the city and while they are home scenes and ones that we can all see of ourselves, they are certain to prove a drawing feature here at home.
Newport daily independent., 1914-03-03
Inspects Lawrence Bridge.

Inspects Lawrence Bridge. Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, March 3.-State Highway Engineer Hugh R. Car ter is working on his first bulle- tin, which will be issued soon, on "The Advantage of Good Roads From an Economic and Social Viewpoint" On March 16-17 he will attend the annual meeting of the Arkansas Engineering As sociation at Pine Bluff, and read a paper setting forth the plans and policies of the State High way department. "
 MT. Carter will leave tonight for Walnut Ridge, at the request of County Judge Dud Bassett. to inspect bridge that has just been completed at a cost of sev- eral hundred dollars, near 1mbo- den.
Newport daily independent., 1914-03-03
Ordinance No. 2233.

An Ordinance to Amend Sub-
 divisions Five and Ten of Sec tion One Hundred and Fifteen of Stayton's Digest of the Or dinances of the City of New port, Arkansas.
 Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Newport, Arkansas:
 Section l. That Subdivisions
 (5) and Ten (10) of Section One Hundred and Fifteen (115) of Stayton's Digest. of. the Ordin- ances' of the City of. Newport, Arkansas, be and the same are, hereby amended so as to read as follows:
 5. For each skating rink ten dollars ($10.O0) per. week, or fifty dollars ($5o) per annum.
 10. For travelling. minstrels, or show of any other character, not herein specially provided for, twenty-fie dollars ($25) for for twenty-five dollars (25) for fifty dollars (S50) per month, ex- cept when the same shall be ex- hibited in licensed theater. Section 2. That all ordinances and parts of ordinances in con- f1ict herewith be and the same
 are hereby repealed and that this ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after ! it's publication.
 Approved this, the 3rd day of
 March, 1914.
 JNO. P. PAUL, Mayor. Attest: B. c. Graham, Recorder