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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29
DEATH HE PRAYED FOR
CAME AS MAN SLEPT
oft-expressed Wish of James Glen
non, City Employe, Granted.

IIV1IF SEVJ
The death he had prayed for came
early today to James Glennon. an aged
eInpluye of the Bureau of Highways,
who was found lifeless in his bed at 2ll
West T!oga street. by Joseph Helmuth,
a friend with whom he resided.
According to Helmuth. his aged COM
panon prayed each night that he might
20 to bed apparently we'll, and that when
death came it might touch him as he
slept
Last night Helmuth went upstairs to
see his friend who, he said, had a slight
cough He looked into his room and
saw GIennon. as usual, kneeling before
his bed This was the last he WAS seen
alive
Dr. Charles a. White. $3.50 North Sec
ond street, said death was due to heart
failure Glennon was So years old.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-29

( thought the market place" plan zone
| of the most worthy projects ever con
ppfvcd" ,Iu admitted he had talked
/ wI,h a Cruucilmcu about the scheme. EIc
also talked with social workers" in
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
Alabama WIns lts Rate Case.

Montogomory,Ala, - Alabama won
her long fight against the railroads
TO enforce the two and ono,hOlf cents
fare on all lines, when nm agreement
was signed by Governor O'Neal, the
railroad commissioners, the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company, the
Nashville Chattanooga and ST. Louis
railway, the Western Railway Of Ala
bOmO and the Central Of Georgia rail-
way The agreement puts into effect
the 2 ~ cent passenger rates IN the
state unless changed by commission,
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
WOMEN ASSERT THEMSELVES
suffragettes Throw Down oauntlets
TO the Democratic Party.

Western Ncwspancr Union News Service
Washngton,--All phases Of the
woman suffrage question were present
ed TO the house Judiciary Committee,
accompanied by cheers, jeers, Kisses
and applause. DESERVING sentimental
phases Of the suffrage argument Mrs,
Crystal Eastman Benedict and Mrs,
Mary Beard, New York lawyers, threw
down the gauntlet to the Democratic
party In no uncertain terms, warning
the committee that the political wrath
Of the 100000 women In suffrage
states would be visited upon the party
unless favorable consideration were
giyon the constitutional amendment
for woman suffrage,
Ant.aurrragiBts told the committee
that woman suffrage would bo harm
ful mot only to womon, but to tho
country"
Az the conclusion OF the hearings
Or, Walker trouBCred and allkhalted,
presented to the committee what she
called the Browning constitutional ar.
gumont TO show that women already
have the right TO vote under the con,
sttutIoD,
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF
HAIR STOPS FALLING
clrlSl Try ThIsl Makes Hair Thick.
Glossy, Fluffy, BeautIfuI-No
More Itching Scalp.

within ten minutes after an appli'
cation Of Danderine you cannot find q
single trace OF dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will bo after n
few weeks use, when you see new
hair, fine and downy at flrst-yes-but
really new hair-growlng all over the
scalp.
A little Danderlne Immediately dou'
bles tho beauty Of your hair, No DIFF
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy just molsten cloth with
Danderlne and carefully draw II
through your hair, taking one small
strand at n time. The effect Ia amaz'
ing--your hair will bo light, fluffy and
Wayy, and have an appearance OF
abundOneei IN Incompatible luster.
BoftnesB and luxurianee,
Oct n 25 cent bottle Of Knowltonl
Danderino from any store, and prove
that your hair is ns pretty and soft
az Rny-thNt II has been neglected or
injured by careless treatmont-thata
all-you surely can have beautiful hair
and lots Of II II you will just Try lit
tlo Danderlne, ADV,
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
Democratic

Little Rock-The candidates for the
various state and district offices, from
whom the nominees are to be selected
at the primaries TO be held on March %,
have filed their pledges with the Secre.
tary Of State, and no other names will
be printed on the ticket The law re-
qulres that such pledges be filed not less
than 80 days preceding the election One
new office appears in the list, that Of
Lieutenant Governor the creation of
which Is provided for IN the proposed
amendment to the Constitution to be
voted on at the September election
There is a question whether the office
may be filled before 1t is created.
The complete lineup is as follows;
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
STOMACH MISERY
GAS. INDIGESTION
"pape's DIapcpsln" fixes slCk,
sour, gasSy stomaohs In
five minutes.

Time Il In fye minutes oil stomach
distress viii 30, No indigestion, heart
burn, eournoeB or bolohng OF gaa, acid,
or oruot0tona OF undlgoetod food, no
diEzlneae bloatlng, or foul breath,
papea DiapepBn IN noted for ita
speed In regulating upset etomaehh,
II 10 the surest, dulekest and most GER
tain indigestion remedy In tho whole
world, and bealdoa II In harmlean,
pleaae for your sake, get a large
fftyseeht case OF pape'A Dlapepsln
from any store and put your stomach
right, Don't keep on being miserable
life Ia too Bhort-you are not here
long, 30 make your stay agreeable,
HAT what you like and digest H. en-
10Y II, without dread OF rebellion In
tho stomach,
papes Dlapepsin belongs IN your
home anyway, Should one OF tho fam
ily eat something which don't agree
with them or IN case OF an attack OF
indigestion, dyspepsia, gaBtrltla or
stomach arrangement Al daytime or
during the night, II Ia handy 70 give
the quickest relief known, Adv
Charity begins NJ home, and Ia oftss
kopt right In the family,
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
ROCK ISLAND RY.
MADE A TARGET
IOWA CONGRESSMAN CHARGES
THERE IS $t2tOooooo WATER
IN ITS STOCK,

Washngton,=Bltter erltielsm Of the
Rock Island railway and ils financial
operations we're raised In the house
by Representative Green Of lowa,
speaking In support Of his resolution
20 authorize the Interstate Commerce
Commission to make m Investigation
Of that road Tho speaker compared
tho operations Of the Rock Island 10
those OF the New Haven ana Frisco
eyetema already under investigation,
and declared that the plan under which
tho holding companies controlled the
finances Of the Rock Island Ia utterly
lndofonHihlo
Through the mOnlpulOlona Of tho
holding companies, Mr., Green said,
ti9l 100000 Of water was poured upon
the railway e0mpahy's stocks and
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
ARKANSAS DEBT is SMALL
Government Report Shows il 10 DO
Less Than 81 Per Capita

western Newspaper linton News Service,
Wnshlngton,-- Preliminary figures
mado public by the director Of the
Census W, j, Harris, show the total
indebtedness Of the As states Of the
union, less sinking fund assets, on
June 30, 1919, was S3i2,25i0OO, an In
crease Of slO13i2OO0, or nearly so
per cent over the total ten years ago,
The per capita debt Of Iowa, less
sinking fund assets, last year amount
cd to only three cents IN oregon It
was four cents while In Arkansas,
Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Min.
neaotO, Nebraska, New Jersey, Penn
sylyOnla, South Dakota, Texas, West
Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming Il
was less than 800 per capita,
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
STAFF FOR j. c. Y.
HAS BEEN NAMED
GENERAL ORDERS ISSUED BY MA
JoR GEN. j. r. GIBBONS OF
BAUXITE, COMMANDER.
KELLOGG ADJUTANT GENERAL
staff Directed to Report for Duty at
Jacksonville, Fla, May S, 1914,
at Annual Reunion.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Bauxite.-Major General j. X. GID
bons Of Bauxite, commanding the Ark-
ansas Division of United Confederate
Veterans, has announced his appoint
ment for the ensuing year as follows;
Adputant General. Kellogg, Little
Rock.
Assistants. e, Biscoe, Jebb; S, A.
Hail. Batesvile; w. NJ, Price, Stutt'
gart; A, x. Cameron, Brinkley, Ran
som Gulley, Heber,
Inspector General-T, ]. Scott Por-
tia,
Assistants-H. H, Taryer, Star CITY
T, N. Goodson Charleston,
Quartermaster General-D, M, Cloud,
Benton.
Assistants-G, r, TEunnicut, Benton
w. II. Hooper, Benton,
Commisary General-W, d, Cole,
Conway.
Assistants-Andrew Park, Little
Rock; w. D. Rodman, Altus; James
II. Fraser, Clinton,
Chief of Artillery-A. r, Reynolds,
Conway.
Assistants-Job Hyde, Tillar; John
Shearer, McCrory; Jas, p, Montgom'
cry, Cushman,
Chief Of Ordnance-C, J, Hanks, Ger
mantown, Tenn
Assistants-E. r. Howard, Lonoke;
]. S. Renfro, Fort Smith; w, c, Nc
Dougal, Newport
Judge Advocate-J, s, Thomas, Cla'
rendon.
Assistants-F. y. Vaughan, Little
Rock; w. II. Harvey Avery,
Chief Surgeon-Dr, j. II, Lenow, Lit
tle Rock.
Asslstants--Dr r. NJ, Milan, Little
Rock; Dr. ], w, Coffman, Black Rock
Chaplain General-ReY w, II,
Hayes, Prescott
Asslstant-William Norton, Pine
Bluff.
Chief Engineer-Theo, Hartman,
Little Rock,
AssIstants-J, D, Wood Little Rock;
Il. II, Poe, GrannIa
Chief Paymaster-T, A, Futrall, Ma
rianna
Asslstants-R, w, Chrsp, SeOrcy; d,
A., Allon, Cushman; h, II, Carl Lee,
England,
Aides'deCamp-C, r. Blsooe, Hele'
ma; j, II. ROTOR, Sage; s, NJ, Young,
Little Rock; B, r. Red, Little Rock;
N. II. Rogers, Pine Bluff; A, L
Smith, Little Rock, Jesse witt, Pu.
laskl Heights ], Y, Mcmahon, EN-
erson; r. d, Pmnkett Little Rock
The staff will report for duty prop
erly uniformed at headquarters, to be
established IN Hotel Aragon, Jack
sonyillo, Fla, May b, 1914,
An officer having an insignia Of
rank higher than his appointment now
indicates Is authorized to wear the
same without change,
All veterans with the title Of gener'
nj who have at any time commanded n
brigade or division Oro invited TO serve
as volunteer aides with the staff Of the
majorgoneral commanding and ride
In the parade with the staff, retain
ing their rank as such
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
"OH!I FEEL
SO THANKFUL"
Eincere Gratitude Expressed by Lady
After being Delivered From
a Very Low State.

Hayne, N. CT feel 1t my duty"
ERys Mrs, 2. V. Spell Of this place, ito
tell everybody how much good Cardul,
the woman's tonic, has done for me.
Last spring, l suffered dreadfully
from womanly troubles, and was In q
very low state Of health, was not able
70 be up to attend any Of my duties.
We finally consulted our family ply
gician, and he advised me to try Car
dui, the woman's tonic, which / did,
and soon l began to feel better. After
using seven or eight bottles, was
able to do my housework.
am now able to do all Of my work
and take care of my children. feel
90 thankful for the benefit ] have re-
eeiVed that shall heartily recommend
Cardui to all similarly afflicted
women"
If you, lady reader, suffer from any
of the numerous Ills so common to
your sex, try Cardui, 1t has been
helping weak, nervous, wornout
women for over half century, and
will help you, too.
Cardui Is a perfectly harmless, vege-
table extract, Of mild acting. medici'
nal, tonic herbs, 1t Is the ideal,
strengthening medicine for women.
Cardui regulates Irregularities, tones
up the womanly organs, and brings
back the brightness Of health.
Get q bottle today.
NIB W'rae to Ladies', Advisory Dept, Chatta.
pooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn, for
Spccal Instructions, and 64-page book, Home Treat
ment for Womsn," sent in plain wrapper. on
request. Adv.
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
GREATEST LIVING
CIVIL ENGINEER
PRESIDENT WILSON PRESENTS
MEDAL TO COL. COCKTAILS,
CANAL BUILDER.
W. J. BRYAN TOASTMASTER
COL Goethals Guest Of Honor at An
nual Banquet Of National Geo
graphic Society,"
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington Washington paid trib-
ute to Colonel George Washington
Goethals, builder Of the Panama canal
The occasion was the annual banquet
Of the National Geographic Society,
with Colonel Goethals as the guest Of
honor and to receive from the hand
Of President Wilson a special gold
medal awarded him by the society,
Secretary Bryan was tOastmaster and
gathered about the banquet table, with
distinguished scientists Of the society,
were President Wilson and his cabi.
net, Justices Of the Supreme Court,
members Of the diplomatic corps, high
officers Of the army and navy, leaders
in both houses Of Congress and other
notable figures in the life Of the ma
tonal capital.
Presenting the medal President
Wilson said, in part:
"a society Of this sort generally con.
ltIN llh lDuDlh NDbu llOhf WIZ UdNO
disclosed geography, rather than upon
those who have altered It. II is a sort
Of advertiser and custodian Of the
globe, but It is now about to honor a
gentlemen who has had the audacity
to change the globe,
1--WE honor tonight the greatest liy'
ing representative Of the engineering
profession. It seems to me to be nat
ural If may say so, with apologies to
some Of our friends present, that the
greatest engineer should come from
the United States"
Colonel Goethals received the medal
and stood silent, evidently oyersome
by emotion. Gradually he reganed his
composure, and feelingly expressed his
appreciation,
1T is easier TO build canals" he
said "than TO find fitting words to
express my gratitude" lie made II
clear that in accepting the medal, he
did IT. In the name OF every member
Of the canal army.
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07

bonds, while tho flyod charges Of tho
road had been Increased from 40 10 30
per cent
THE railway company never re.
ceiyed one dollars benefit by or
through the stock issued by the hold.
Ing companies" he declared "Ils ls.
sue affords financial froobooicra an op.
pormnIty TO exploit the railway and
the public"
The speaker further stated that the
millions Of securities floated by tho
holding companies "wero put up mere.
" for tho aggrandI2omont OF few
men without any return being given"
Referring TO the equipment OF the
Rock Island he sAldI
"lt Ia reported that Il has spent &c.,
100000 since 1907 for equipment alone
ana sllll n In known that II has not
boon properly supplied A chorus NJ
complaints has gone up from the pub,
lie along the line for lack Of proper
aoryIee, trains behind time, inability
to move traffic and the road has been
heavily mulclod In damages by roaaon
OF delayed freight Wrecks have boon
frequent and only good fortune has
prevented the casualty roll from being
lprge,"
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
Eor sImpIer onurt proeedure.

WashlnRton,-An appeal for slmpll.
fIcatIon Of court procedure TO faclll'
tate the administration Of justice wos
made TO the house judiciary Commit
tee by a delegation Of noted lawyers
headed by former President william
II. TAFT, president Of tho American llor
Association Mr. TOfl said lawyers OF
the United states are practically n
unit IN believing simple rules Of p'ae'
tiee should govern In all courts ana he
strongly urged the passage OF bill
Introduced by representative Clayton,
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
PoIIee Momen EaIIure In ehIeaao.

Chicago, o,--pollce women were de-
oIdcd here TO bo failure at handling
dIgOrderly persons Of their own BoS
Lack Of physical strength, coupled
with inordlnale curiosity OF onl00k
ors, Chief of Police Gleason said, led
him TO remove the women police who
have been attempting TO handle tho
Mattresses boycott OF n downtown reB.
tauraht II was shown that women
win resist strenuously being arrest
cd by sister In uniform Frequently
the mounted police have aided them,
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
Henderson.prown Rebuilding Fund.

Arkadelpha,-The campaign for tho
raising Of funds TO rebuild Henderson,
Brown College ID under way, The
building Committee, the Rev. u, y,
Scott Captain Henderson, Captain
HUE, II, II, u, Key, W, 10, llarkman, J.,
II, llmemon and George IT, Crowoll,
president OF the college, viii push for,
ward the work A vigorous campaign
has been undertaken IN Arkapedphla,
II, W. HUE jru j, 10, Galloway and
President Crowley will canvass the
oity OF Arhadclphla.
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07

The Clayton bin would empower the
supreme Court Of Lho United states TO
lay down rlloB for the conduct oi
common law practice IN federal dIs,
trlet courts, M has already been
done IN equity procedure, The proee,
dufe Of states where these courts are
located now governs them ana n Ia
pointed cut that ueages and rules oi
procedure built up by the legislatures
Of the various states have obseured
the purpose Of law IN intricate magea
Of teehnioalltiea that have protected
men OF wealth from prosecution.
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
New Idea In shlpbuIIdlng.

Scene, the main gate Of the Brook
lyn navy yard.
Some big function was going on In
side, and a crowd had gathered TO
watch the generals and admIrals en-
ter. Two poorly dressed men were In
the crowd. One Of them said TO the
other:
Say, what's goin' on In there to-
day."
81 dunno" said the other, But I
guess they're layln' the cornerstone
OF one Of them big battleships,"
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
More nnlny In rhnw onnn.

Concord N, ll-Final briefs for the
state Of New York on the eytrOdItIon
Of Harry r. ThAw were to have been
filed here Tuesday, but IL was an,
nounood that VIM u, Jerome. repre-.
eonlIng the Nov York attorney gonor.
aL had been granted five additional
days,
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
Ticket for
Primaries
March Is
Fifteenth District.

James Cochran. Charleston.
Sam r. Chew, Van Buren.
George w, Barham, Ozark.
y. J. Wear, Franklin County.
Sixteenth District.
David l.. King, Hardy.
J, a. Watson, Salem,
j. b, Baker, Melbourne,
S, A, ID, Eaton, PoCahontas.
Seventeenth District.
Thomas G. Trimble, Lonoke,
George w. Clarke Conway,
j. S. Thomas, Clarendon.
Eighteenth District.
Scott Wood, Hot Springs.
c. r, Gotham Hot Springs,
A. Curl, Hot Springs,
James l.. Graham, Hot Springs,
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
Satisfactory.

80 you want to marry my daugh'
tor, What 10 your financial standing"
well, sir I've figured out every on
smptIon possible I've had tho bost
legal advice that money would secure,
fyo done everything could to dodge
it-and still nnd that ! can't entirely
escape paying an income tax"
"she's yGura,"-Cleyeland Plain
Dealer
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07

Fayotloylle-Ml Mlastuollo Horton, n
former atudcnt Of tho university ap.
peared on the program OF the Amerl'
can Concert Company at University
chapel, She IL the daughter of z, NJ,
Horton OF Mountain Home.
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
AppoInt Income Tax peputY.

Little Rock, W, Simmons Of Cot,
ton Plant has been appointed income
tax deputy IN the United states intern
nj revenue collectors office IN Little
Rock, where he Ia now located,
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
Hol snfInna poatmaster eonlIrmed.

Hot bpfIhgs P0stInabtoF G0nTIfmodl
Washington, Tho Senate has con.
fIrmod tho nomination Of Robert II,
Smiley oa postmaster at lIot aplmgs,
Ark ana W, W, Ward 10 be p0stmas,
ter at l9ud0fa
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
STATE OFFICERS.

James p. Clarke, Little Rock
William Il, Kirby, TeXarkana.
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.


First District
J. N Rachels, Searcy
M, b, Norfleet, Forrest city
Second District,
M. p Huddleston, Paragould
Third District.
r. A, Gray, Batesville,
Ira j, Matheny, Newark
Earl c. Casey, Batesville.
Hugh U, Williamson, Mountain View
Fourth District,
George A, Hurst Fayetteville
Wythe walker Fayetteville
John S, Combs, lIuntsVills,
Fifth District.
A, s, Hays, Russellyille,
Sixth District.
Gus Fulk, Little Rock
M. E Dunnaway Little Rock
Seventh District.
d, d, Glover Malvern.
Eighth District,
Paul j. Celia, TeXorkana.
Tilman b, Parks, Lewisyille,
w, j, stone Gurdon,
W, n, Denman, Prescott,
Tenth District.
II, l.. COmpere Hamburg
II, W. Baxter Warren.
II, l., Neazey, Warren.
George II. Holmes, Rison,
Eleventh District.
y. G, Parham, Pine Bluff,
II. II, Lucas, star city
Twelfth District.
Earl L, Hardin, Fort Smith,
Jo Johnson Fort Smith,
Chester Holland Greenwood,
r. NJ Sanford, Waldron.
J. S, simmons Fort Smith,
JOhn W GOulSbV Fort Smith.
Thirteenth District,
u. o. MahOuy lGl Dorado.
Fourteenth District,
j. F. KOone, clinton
Ben Il, McFerrin, Jasper,
Sam Williams, Yellville
Fifteenth District.
j, b, Benson Ozark
John II, White Paris
Seventeenth District.
], B, Reed Louokc
Eighteenth District.
VIM G, Buie Hot Springs.
Gibson witt Mount Ida,
Orlando H. Sumpter Hot Springs.
STATE SENATORS.
Third District.
Elmer r. owens, Yellville,
Fourth District,
G, J., Shlnn, RusScllyille
r. NJ Hudson Jrp Atkins,
lyIson G, Burgess. Cabin Creek.
Sixth District.
w, NJ, Thompson, Batosyillc,
O. Marcus Boone, liateSvillo
w, q. lGdmOnson Mountain View,
Seventh District.
Walter W. Ranoy McCrory
sam N. Nann, Vanndale
Tenth District.
Carl D, Kiddor Little Rock
W, G, Adamson Little Rock.
George T. Jones Little Rock
Twelfth District.
Crockett Sims llazcn.
Fifteenth District.
John l., Carter Eudorn
Luthcr a, Bucknor, Dcrmott
william HIrton, Lake Village,
Seventeenth District,
j, l., spence Monticello,
Eighteenth District.
r. l., Collins, Banks,
Nineteenth District,
A. Hamilton, Camden.
3, J., owen Mlllyillo
Twelfth District
Herbert Wilson, Washington,
G, u, Andrews Prescott,
j, o. "A, Bush Prescott
49,, Twonty-first District.
Walter Smith, MAGNOLIA,
T. NJ. Groves. Magnolia.
Bonnie Davis Magnolia,
llolllc Ice Mason Magnolia.
TWentysaeoond District.
ia Jones, AahdOwn
A, j. C0banisa. Aahdown
pwentysfourth District
N ], Carloek, llindayille,
Lon Garrett tuntsyillo,
Lem Kendall tiuntsviile
TwentyssiNth District.
llornco " RUFF llchcr Springs.
Gus ~ Clcrgot MOrrlltou
Twenty-Heventh District,
r. G, Clark, Bald Knob.
w, II, Davenport SeRrey.
rhirtleth District,
Namuel H. Branch. Amitv
Marion T. shnckelford, Okolona.
Geo. W Garrett
ThirtyaBooond District.
r. W, Delloaqltt Forrest CITY.
Jno. =. r. r0wnn Forrest city
Lon Slaughter Forrest city.
- Thirtysfonrth District,
wilson Brown Bont6nvlIle.
a i, Smith, alloAm SPRINGS,
John r. Duty Rogers
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
CHANCELLoR.
Seventh District.
.ons, Magnolia,
CIRCUIT JUDGES.

CIRCUIT JUDGES.
First District.
], NJ Jackson, Helena,
Grant Green, lleona,
Third District.
II, 10, Jeffrey Newport
Fourth District.
], G, Logan, Boonoyllle,
!, s. Naples, BerryYllle,
Charles u, james Eureka Springs
FIFTH District.
Jess M Martin Russollvillc
Hugh Basham ClarkSville,
Sixth District,
Robert ], Lea, First Division Litte
Guy W, Fulk Second Division, Little
Rock,
John W wade Second Division, Little
q. W, Hendricks, Third Division, Lit
Wv '' Seventh District.
w, H. Evans Benton
II, H. Means, Malvern,
Eighth District,
F T., Frledell TeSarknna
George Il. ilayne Prescott,
Ninth district,
Jefferson ~ Cowllng Aehdown.
Tenth District.
n t. Herring Wnrrcn
Turner Butler Hamburg,
II, NJ, Wells, Monticello.
Eleventh District,
A, Il Grace, Pine Ruff
w, II, Alexander, Pine bluff,
twelfth District,
Daniel Hon Fort Smith,
Paul Little, Greenwood.
A. A. Mcdonald Fort Smith,
+. n, Oaborne, Fort Smith
Thirteenth District.
g, w, Smith Camden
fourteenth District
g. W Woods Marshall,
70. q, Mitchell Harrison,
George w Reed, lieber Springs
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
Northwest Distriot.

]. Sam Rowland, Harrison
Northeast District.
George W. Bcllamy, Mammoth Sprint
r. H. Wood Mariana,
r. ], Rancy, Newark
Southern District.
w. r, Mcknight, Hampton
J, i, Hughes Monticello
II, l., Montgomery, Lewisyillc.
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07
ToNSoRIAL ARTISTS
LAUNDERING THAT
WINS
THAT 10 THE HARRISON aoar

We have built up from almost no
buslpess 10 tho largest Laundry hero
Sbeuts, and one Of the most up'to.dat'
IN this country
Brains, the know how" and heep
atIyenoss are responsible for those
Tesults which good droasors prefer.
You don't know Just how good your
linen can be made 10 appear ,untD
you've sent us a bundle
The Harrison times., 1914-03-07

Charity begins NJ home, and Ia oftss
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