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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

S4idialsitunOen 5u ii6erwin0en, 70
iin0 mir e5 iett.
Ges6al6 ioa au4 mcir criter @rlB
Dem alien &aterlan0c mo Oellen
tapicren, itreitcu0cu 9riiocrn 9elten.
&cin 0pier, oas mir luierer gemcin'
iamcn Sa9e 6ringen t0nnet fam
im0 ioa 5n 9roB iein fit ilnierc grll'
Scr i'm alien Gaterlanoc mel1e 10
tapfcr fin 0ie 1o6a Gilhir uniereS
@olfeS entrcten. 29ir luoQen ni1ts
unaci6e6en laiien, I'M mier 9l0oP'
tiD0aterlonO pon Scr Gere6tigfeit Der
oclttiUen So@e 3u ii6er3eugen. GaS
i6mere 2oos ser @aiieu uno gSitt'
pen lno Oie ibmcre 8iiroe Ger Ser.
muuoetcn na1 &raften 81 linOern lei
uuiere 5eilige 9SfG6t. uE6eures Na'
terlan0, @ott nit Dir.
29ie Der SefretGr Charles @9rilI'
mann G6icago, bcribtctc erfreut lid)
Ger Gerbono oes 6citcu @eoeibeus.
Gr 3Gblt iebt 81 0rtspereine init 5lI'
iammen 20.O42 @}itgGeoern, 0eGen
Is GrtsDereine nit 17O5t 0litglie'
oern BON einen Sabre lnO in naber
3uflnit iolen in einer gan5cu 9leiQe
BON StdOten, pie 2iucoI1 %erlD
9lenOota, 9aiaQe liw., meitere Scr
eiue segriinOet meroen. Gie Scr,
6anolunacn meroen beute fortgeiesr
weroen unO AM 93a6Hittag ioa Der
GonDent nit eine mgroBen oeutiDeH
Goltsieit 5um Ql5i9lulic fomnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
Sm Getroit
elrns bed ugLmerItan 9eaane".
9inScr.9lesatta nnbm giinitieen Ser
lanf.

NnOefsJte8nllu HuDW YHhFlBeN SCt-
lanf.
Inter Ieb9after SetbeiIi9ung Ser
8eItadIte fono geltern 8ornlittag bel
prGdtiQem g8ctter sic %. 9hlOer-
9fegotta Der 0tittelitooten itott; OoS
@rotcftorot 6otte oie Sternenbonner-
Gomniliion unO 0ie 96otopSco @8a-
rine ii6crnommen. Gie &ennitrede
begunn an ser 9riide ser ngSeitlihen
N3orDlanO 9obn" lrno enOete oil ocr
2ig6tItroBen-9riide. 9ie 9ieiultate
maren:
grltes Rcuncn: na1olta @oot
GIub~ bon 46ilooeIpbia" Griter,
nllnoine Barge Club" @biloOclpbiu,
3meitcr.
Smcitcs Olcnucnu: r9acp.&obcae
9ioping Club" 9lew-9to6eae, ge+Y.
Gritcr; u@eit- @bilaOelpbio Boat
Club 8meiter.
0rittcs Reuncn: o9lep-Yorf 9ltb-
lctic GLIB. @rIter; n9lriels," 8pei-
ter.
Gicrtes Gcnnen: n@oibineton
G'ig,~ Griter; n9lrunocls," Solti-
more, 8mciter.
6iinftes &enneu: n@otomac 8oat
GLIB" 98oi6ington, Griter; n9lcp-
&o6eae 9Rowing Glu6, 9aeiu-Sfo-
@cIe, gf.-0y 8weiter.
@iu8elrennen: Sieger SEQ S9orfe,
n9lrmoel Boot Glub~; Sobn @.
2enb, juny ulln0ine Barge Club, "
Nbilaoelpbia, 3peiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
eofal6eridte aus ggai6iuaton.

3mei &in0cr beri hwiu-
0en.
Ger @oIi3ei pur0e geitern gemel.
BET, ooB Nlagoalene, 8, unO 6rant
Smith, s Sabre alt, felt Sonntog
9laHmittag ll6r, bon ser elterliAen
@o6mmg g1r. 907, 9llliion-StroBe,
fpurlos peri6mlmOeu ieien @2au
permutbet oaB oie aiuoer nod
Sourel, Nlo., panOern pollten, mo
fic i6on me6rere N3ale bel ibrer
@roBnutter aelpeieu limo, mo iid
perirrten. Ole @oIi5ei iudt nod ben
@eridpiIuoeneu.
@erIongt @enfion.
gem u. Sdpertfeger, elmer Ser
6euerpe1rIcltc, lpel6e am "a. De-
seniber Iebten SSobres bel Dem Bran
Sc in Dem 9lmerican 6iinf- uno 3ebn.
Gents-Saoen berlebt puroe, ioll alf
@efiirporting oes fungirenoen 5eil.
erpebr.Gbefs Sullioon obne @eniion
aus Dem Cienit entlanen meroen, oa
CT in 8ol9e cineS 99eroenleiOens
oieititintauglid geiporoen lit mo,
nod 9lniic6t Slllioan's Die @riinola-
&c fir Oas iceige 2eioen Sdmertfe-
GERS iAou 6eitono, ebe er in ben
6eueripe6roienIt eintrat. gler5tc, Die
Sdipertfeger unteriuht bnben, ino
ieooh anoerer @}einung. Ger 6oll
miro Dem Gorporaions-9Inwalt 5ur
@ntideioune borgeIeot weroen
@eiabrte 2ebrerin ge It o r.
ben.
Srl. Guoenie 9iebihnb, felt Sab
rem 2c6rerin Scr fran3oiiiden Spra-
DIE an ser GentraI-Sohihule, lit I'M
@robioence-Soipitol nad iebsmonat-
lidem 9rantenlager geitorben. Eie
@ecroiguug finoet beite bon @eier's
9eihenbeitattings .GtobIiiiemeut aus
ouf Dem iiioiiden 6rieo6ofe itott Su
1869 in Earis geboren, fam Sri.
2iebidub ais t8-idbriges Wdodcn
ais Qebrerin nod 9lmerifa, un0 felt
1892 bat iie an Ser GentraI-Sodi6u.
le gelebrt. Sbre W}utter, 5rou s.
2iebidub, wobnt in Baltimore, imo
ibr 9ruoer, @artin 9iebidut, in
geparf, &C. S.
@l0blid geitorben.
sSo6n Shorr, elm 60 Sabre alter
Wlonu itarb pl5bIic6 I'M 9(rion-Glu6-
bans, g3r. 1905, @.StroBe, mo er an
geiieIlt mar. Der Coroner irnteriitb-
te Den Eooesfon. Ger @eriiorbene
pobnte in gtr. $50, @reibam @lace.
glns Oem Snneren MarDlanO's nnO
ocn angren5cnocu Staaten.
Il ~ 4. r = a..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
gSia gSer6rcder entIarScn.

Sobn s. 03cGortbD, Gin friiberer ge-
fiirdtetcr @eloi6ronf GGuber,
fonm1t nod Baltimore, Inn Der
@ebcmpoIi5ei bebilfIih 81 icin.
9cnnt oie meiitcn @litglieOer
iSeti 0dngfineer5inft. II @lcbrcre
onge6Iide Eoidenoie6e in @e-
afi ipabriopI 9cnommen.
ri SSo6H s. W1cGortbD. Scr in frii6c-
rem So6ren ou oen eefiir6tctitcn
Ccl0lAronf &Gu6ern i'm 2on0c
511lte, iic6 ober reforuiri bat, fomut
Bqllft nom Baltimore, Inn Ser &c
GcimpoIi5ci bcbHlfli6 8u iein. @r
lit Scr @oIt oes 0eteftipS EbomoS
G'Donnca. So6alo er eincm Gerbres
der, nit Dem er 6cfonnt it, ouf ser
StraBe begeqncn 0iirftc, miro er Den.
iclbcn bIoBitellen. WlcGort6p i6rei6t
fir cine geip- gorfer 3eitung gGrtifcl
iiter feline &erbrchcr-9aif6o6n imo
crbGIt 0afiir $4,000. Seruer lit er
fir cine @anoel6iIoer. Slim. Gon.
pognie tbdtig unO erbdIt bon oieicr
ebenfons $4,000 pro Sobr.
Salt getcIGt.
2oiprcncc g[Qiion bon SsittSburgb,
gSa., mcIder on Sonntog 9lbcno, mie
fcrcits bcri6tct, bon ocn @e6eint-
0oli5iItcn 2llirf itno gro0leD unter
Scr @croodt bcrboftet muroe, ongeb-
lid Elm Gie6 5u iein, Ger cincn lan-
zen GriminolrecorO Bot, Dottc geitern
Dor 9Solioeiri6ter SuppIce in ser
nittIercn &oIi5eiitotion Gin @erb0r
5u 6eitc1cn uno nuroe fir Gin o,i
sen 10. September onbermmltes Ser
Dor fcitocbolten. Gs iit sic 9Lbiiht
ser 9oIi8ei ale @erbrec6er, meI6c
GriminolrecorOe boben 81 oerbaften
itno iie 10 longe i'm @emobriam 5u
bolten, bis sic Seier borii6er lit.
5iinf onoere 2eute nuroen untcr
Oent Geroo6t oerboftet onge6lib sur
&loiie oes lihtiAeuer @eiin0els 8u
ge6oren. Qie 9lrreitanten iino:
92atbon SinfelItein bon 9lr. AL
9lorO- GreteritraBe; Sarrb 9lorris
ben 9obton, Ohio; Socob @litmen-
thol bon @biIooeIpbio uno SSoco5
Schiller itno @niI 9(pte bon 9lep-
gorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
safc6an

Die u8crropius~ t6eilteu ii6 &C..
fern in Buffalo nit Dem oortigen
Gmb in Ole @6ren oes Cages. Gas
Gormittdgsipicl gcluom Der einbei-
miicbe Ghlb mio om g}odmittage
gelUonnen Die 9altimorer. 9ie
Orioles nerloren oaS Spiel in Ser
iep GitD. 9ie Score Der Spiele mar:
CcSrrof Qrcnucn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
GarSimal @ib6Ons amf ser 6cimrciic.

Cardinal Gibbons miro CHI 9on-
ncrltog bon g3eopel no1 g(eip.yorf
cbreiien. 9(Is er 9(bi6ieo nobm bonn
Gapit 9eneoift Dem 6iinf3ebuten
t9eiIte er OemieIben nit, 0oB er pobl
iAmerIih nod einmal iiber oen
S3ean fonmen fonne. N1it SbrGnen
III Oeu 9lugeu oriidte Scr 4opit oem
Sheioenoen oie $ono uno bat ibn,
nibt Die &offnitng aiif5ugeben. 3u-
gleih ernannte Der 9opit Srn. 0lar-
tin 8. O1oloneD, Der 0en Cardinal
bcgleitct, bon gteucm gum pdpft.
liden &onnerberrn rno iiberreihte
i'm cine &oppe uno einen 0egen.
CARDINAL Gibbons, ser leiocr aur
g9obl eines Eopltes 5lt ipdt fam,
noBin an ocn 9r0nitnpS. Gertntonieh
Sbeil. 9luBer Srn. W1oIoneD bon
Spring 2afe, gl..SSy., befinoet iid oud
goter 2ouis 81. Stidnep, Der &an5-
Ter ser Di06eie, in 9eeIeitane oes
Cardinals. Die 9rei reiien orf oem
9onipfer nGonopic" rno mer0en
lmeefdbr am 81. Septembcr in Olcw-
g)crt eintreffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

ioumenitieB. Sciic 2inoea. Der
So6n oes geiibers, wiiroc Oabei aui
ser Steae getootct uno BON Ocn II
Sniaiien orei5e6n lci9t perlebt. Gie
Ganaicrlofoniotibc mar ouf Dem
@coc in oen Sduppen ais Ger I'm.
faa paiiirtc. Der Nlotor.Smni6uS
frel5te Die @eleiic, Oo6 fonnte er pom
9ofomotiofiibrer ni9t gcieben mer.
Sen, oa mebrcre @iiterwagen, Die auf
einem gic6engelciie itanOen, bic 9llls-
iidt berOcdten. Gas 5o6r5cug pur-
sc - SUB weit oeidlelocrt mo poa-
itdnoig 5ertriinmert. Sic Gcrlebtcn
iino. Gbomas @baaeD, 0f. Campbell,
9ioogcr Gadles, 5rau 81. 9. Gor, s.
@iling Sri. Gegina Soud, 8rau 5.
q. 9(ult, SameS 9lidt 6rm @. g.
GroB, SRI. 9iebecco GroB, 5rou u.
Siporner, sSrou s. g. SpciBer, SRI.
emma @oans rno So5el unO gilbert
Smarner.
8oIlitGnoig nic0erge.
brannt.
Gin 9rano Bat oos Saus bon
Stanley Stirling bel Mc0onoug6, an
ser ggeitli1en WlarDlGnOer gabn, III
9(i1e geIegt. 9us Die %ifcspiQcr
6euerpe6r an Ger 8ranoneae an-
Iongte, fonnte iie ii6 MIR nod oarauf
beidrGnfen oas @eitergreifcn oes
6euers 5u oerbinoeri. Gos Sous
BON &rn. Stirling, Oas aus 10 8im-
mern beitano, lit nit Dem geianmten
MobiIiar pernidtct woroen. glngeb-
lid licgt Die germiitbung nabe, oaB
Sauoitrei6er Oas Saus in 9ranO ieb-
ten ooer Elm 9a6eaft oorliegt. Scrr
6. STANLEY Stirling mo ieinc beioen
Sbmeitern Sri. @race un0 SRI. Gli.
5obet6 Stirling entfamen I'M lebten
glugeublid ans Dem Souie. sic wo-
rem bonn itarfen 9iaub gewedt NOR.
ben. Ger angerihtetc S1oOen be-
lGuft iid angeblid nlf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08
Nus Oem Snnereu MarDlnnO's nn0
ocn angren3cnoen Staateu.
IS 0lriifun 8'ipifb en- 'SDfo
motiDe un0 W} otors

Ser WiotorsGmnlbis bon Srn. No
6. Sinoea, einen Grocer bon Siio-
Cumberland, miiroe auf Scr Sarri-
ion-StraBe am Samitag 9t6eno SER
itort, ais einc 9Rangierlofomotipe Der
galtimore.Obio.9o6n nit i6m 8u-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-08

SSobn Shorr, elm 60 Sabre alter
Moun iiarb pl6blid I'M 9(rion-Glu6-
bans, 9lr. 1905, @.StraBe, mo er an
gelielt mar. Der Coroner interiib-
te Den Eooesion. Ger @eriiorbene
pobnte in glr. $50, Greibam 9lace.
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27
THE RECORD
BY CLAUDE L. COGER.
Entered at the Postofiice at Evening Shade, Ark.
as second-class matter.

James Wiley, an old citizen who
lives a short distance west of town,
is recovering from an attack Of
pneumonia.
Calvin Curtis of Emery is con-
ductins a singing school, with @
large attendance, at Blanville, few
miles east Of town.
j. O. Hoggard, O. S. Moore and
J. H. Hogsard of the Calamine Sec
ton were looking after some bust
ness at the court house Monday.
Buy your onion sets at Our Store
while they are cheap. Big advance
in these goods, but we will sell at
rs cents a gallon. Weaver Dowdy
Co., Batesville.
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27

Dave Hislip was here from
Poughkeepsie Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Street came
down from Love Wednesday Tor a
visit with Evening Shade relatives
Prof. F. M. Pickens was kept out
of the school room a day or two
this week by an attack Of tonsilitiS'
C.P. Bray, one of the Records
good friends at Maxville, was in
town and a caller at this office
Monday,
To prevent bad breath and sore
tongue use Hunts Best Flour at
Our Store. Weaver-Dowdy Co.,,
Batesville.
W. H. Clark and family will leave
next week for Ash Flat, where they
will take charge Of a hotel. Many
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27
c. n. Horn Buys Farm Here

C. N. Horn, a we'll known citizen
of the Cave City section, has pur-
chased the j. J. Swafford farm, just
north Of this place. Mr.. Horn will
not move his family here until
next fall we understand, and Mr.
ford will occupy the place until
that time. Our people will welcome
Mr. Horn and his family in their
midst. Mr. Swafford owns another
farm near town and, while he has
not made his intentions known, he
will probably occupy that after va
eating his present home,
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27
Oliver Rogers Dead

Oliver Rogers, the oldest q
of Davidson township and a pl
settler of that section, died
nesday morning, at the aget
years, For a few years pa
had been very feeble from ii
cident to one of old age,
county had no better citizen
Uncle Oliver" Rogers, AM
death is regretted by very
friends throughout the county
burial occurred in Davidson
ship Thursday and was in
of the Masonic fraternity. A
Der of Masons from the Ev
Shade lodge, of which "Unc
iver" was a member, attendF
burial.
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27
Tom Campbell For Congress

Tom Campbell is a live
splendid campaiener, and
no grass grow under his
tween now and the 25th Of
Mr., Campbell made the II
congress against Mr., Oldhe
years ago, and made a RAJ
young candidate might be pt
1t is a laudable ambition
good man to want to 60 u
ress, and Campbell has
friends who will do their utr
put him there. North Al
will no doubt rally nobly
the Campbell Standard
Ridge Blade.
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27

George Hislip, Marvin Holt and
W. W. Horton of Davidson town
ship were pleasant visitors at Rec
ord headquarters Monday,
Buy from those that buy from
you. Our Store wants your pro-
duce, for which we pay you cash
Weaver-Dowdy Co., Batesville.
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27

friends will regret to see this family
leave Evening Shade.
Don't let your meat spoil, but use
LIQUID Smoke from Our Store. 1t
keeps all bugs from your meat and
is perfectly harmless. For sale by
Weaver-Dowdy Co., Batesville.
Clerk Simpson issued a marriage
license Wednesday to Cato Johnson,
an old negro resident Of this town,
aged 62, and Lucy Watkins Of
Franklin, who is also 81 years
young,
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27
JUDGES MUST PAY
REGISTRARS FEES
Attorney General Declares
County Officials Have No
Right To Refuse.

Little Rock, Feb. 21.-The ques-
ton of the reported refusal Of the
county judge of Sharp county to re-
cognize the registrar appointed BY
the State Board of Health for that
county by not allowing him his
fees, has elected an opinion from
Attorney General Moose at the re-
quest of DR.. Morgan Smith, Secre-
tary of the State Board Of Health
in which the attorney general de-
MES the right Of the county judge
to disallow the registrars claim~for
fees without just cause.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OPINION
The opinion of the attorney gen.
eral to DR.. Smith follows:
Il have your letter of the 18th
inst. enclosing a clipping from a
paper containing a statement from
the county judge of Sharp county
in regard to the fees of the local
registrar.
1T seems to me that Section III
! of Act SO, passed in 1918, author
ICES the appointment of the local
registrar and the payment to him
of his fees for making certificate OF
births and deaths and forwarding
lists thereof to the state registrar. |
see no reason why this section is
not constitutional and valid.
The clipping you mention con-
tains the statement Of the county
judge of Sharp county that no
county health officer has been ap-
proved in Sharp county, and that
no approval will be made soon. He
also states that because the ap-
pointment has not been approved
by the county judge the law has
not been in operation in that coun-
ty. 1t is my opinion that the coun-
ty judge is in error in making that
statement and that the law is in
force in that county whether he
has approved the appointment of a
health officer or not. Nor do |
think the county judge has the dis
cretion to refuse to appoint a coun-
ty health officer arbitrarily and
without cause If the county judge
should refuse to approve an ap-
pointment by the State Board of
Health, he should give a valid
reason for it and show that the ap-
pointee was incompetent or did not
possess the character and qualifca-
tions required in such an officer, |
do not think that the county judge
would have the discretion to disal-
low the fees Of the registrar who
had been regularly appointed under
the act and who has performed the
services pertaining to that office"
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27

Our Store has just receiv9
other car of Keystone SquaTI
Fence Wire, which will be So
cheap for the next 80 days.
er-Dowdy Co., Batesville.
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27

The cash system at Our
proving a success, Come
and let us save you mon
make you happy. Weave
Co., Batesville.
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27

Barnett Bros. Mercantile q
Batesville has just received al
high grade fertilizer. See then
fore buying.
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27
Mistake; They Wsr, Not Her.

D. W. Sconce and "Bub" Smith
of Wirth were transacting business
in the best town in Sharp county
Monday. Hardy Herald.
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27
Our Pay Roll

These friends Of the Recc
paid subscriptions during O
7, j. PEBBLES, L, V. Feeble
Marvin Holt, W, W, HorIq
Mills; Harve Richie, Joe
Ash Flat, r. o. Sullivan, Y
Clay Street, Love, CalvIf
Emery, T, A, Simpson, D.
J, A. Underwood, South Fc
don Green, II, Fink, Evening
j. W. Parsley, Smithville
McHalf1ey, Cane Island; A.
Gill, Arabia, Calf,
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27

For Sale-Two good jacks and a
good stallion, See or write G, G.,
Mobley at Mobley,
Mrs. Bud Metcalf, residing two
miles south of town, has been suf-
fering from pneumonia, but is
recovering.
Have you seen those new ground
plows ct Our StoreY Cheap, strong
and unbreakable. Weaver-Dowdy
Co., Batesville.
The Ash Flat and Franklin Nor
NAL Schools have been consolidated
and but one normal will be held
This will be held at Ash Flat,
W. r. Davidson, who has been in
the mercantile business at Love for
several years, last week sold his
stock of goods to W, L. Jackson
who also operates a store at Myron
Mr.. Jackson will continue the bust
ness at Love, for q time at least
and the store there will be In
charge Of his son,
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27

MISS Lizzie NdWrfn55 i1s9l!
with smallpox.
Mrs. Boyce Campbell is reuor,
on the sick list.
Rev. E. W. James made a b,.
ness trip to Evening Shade one II
last week.
Rev. W, A. Bonham has empI /
ed Ord Thompson of Battle Axe 4
another year.
Willie Mobley and wife of En-,
visited at the home of G. C. MoH.
one day last week.
Henry Mobley and family OIL
Cave City are visiting at the hon
of w. A. Clark and wife.
Winslow Mclaughlin has retn
ed to his home at Tuckerman, as
an extended visit with friend,
this place.
W. A. Clark and wife visitedhN
son, Clarence Clark, who reside,
the Street sawmill, Tuesday K
Wednesday.
Mrs. B. L. .Lewallen Of n II
Charlotte was call to the bedside
her brother, D. M. Lewallen, a
days since. Mr.. Lewallen has
very sick with measles, but at
time is some better.
William James and wife Of
place have twelve children
thirty-one grand children, and
have never all been at home at
time. We doubt if there are
parents who can say as much
Sharp County record., 1914-02-27

IT you mean to use fortlII
fail to oct one of those SO0]
uters at Our Store, Weav1
Co., Batesville,
Marcellus Coeer returne0'
from Melbourne, where Dq'
day or two,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-06

OF which he has over thirty in num-
Der touring the leading cities OF the
country, and the electrical wizard is
constantly at work securing and per-
fecting bigger and better subjects for
reproduction on the Kinetophone.
The great and dignified success of
the theatrical venture has made easy
sailing for the Inventor-director in
securing the most prominent men
and women of the stage and public
arsna for his subjects" Mr.. Edi-
sons managerial plans include a
presenting company in every state
of the union. as we'll as every civi-
lized country on the globe. to play
brief recurring visits to the leading
playhouses, each time offering a big
ger and more pretentious program.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-06
indictments ARE
| SERVED ON MERCHANTS
MEN INDICTED. FOR SELLING
CIGARETTES AND EXHIBIT.
ING RATTLE BOARDS
MUST APPEAR.
Were Not Required to Give Bond
Others Indicted for Various
Offenses.

A. N. Bloom and w. T. Seawell, two
of the three local business men who
were recently indicted by the. Jeffer-
son county grand jury, were yester-
day summoned to appear in the cir
cult court on March and answer
charges of selling cigarettes and
gaming, the latter charge growing
out of the exhibition of rattle cards
at their places of business. s. A..
Rosenberg, who was also indicted on
similar charges, will be served today
with a summons. Judge Grace did
not think it necessary to require any
of the defendants to make bond.
Other indictments returned by the
grand jury and defendants who were
served with bench warrants yester-
day by Sheriff Brewster and his
deputies, and all Of whom are in the
county Jail, follow:
Charles Williams, burglary and
grand larceny; Willie Franklin,
murder in the first degree; Anderson
Nelson and Sam Nelson, grand
larceny; Elmo Miller and Merrell
Wesson, burglary and grand laceny,
and Walter Simpson, murder in the
first degree Simpson is the negro
who shot his wife through window
of their home on Scull street several
weeks ago and killed her.
Will Mckinney, young white man,
was also indicted in charge Of fogery
and uttering.,
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TALKING PICTURES

Thomas A. Edison's latest, and by
many considered his greatest inven-
ton, the Kinetophone or Talking
Pictures. will again. be seen at the
Elks Theatre. Today and Saturday
with matinee and evening perform
arce each day. The invention far
surpasses anything that was claimed
Tor II and combines q perfect re-
production Of the human voice and
Al other sounds. in perfect syachr-
.oniam with the pictured actors and
sHingers. Grand and light opera num-
;IbaFp. comedy, farce. vaudeville. caba-
r&t and big featured specialties Of Q
.lyiG order viii be seen and heard in
tkn new series to be given on this
y aton.
ldison aow personaiiy superyis,
fhe destinlas of his road comp1hiet
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-06

court, are prominently identified will
the Prohibition movement in this cit,
The jury lists were opened yester
day in the office Of Circuit Clerk G.
E. Lyle and made public. Those
named are: ISL
Grand Jurors-V. o. Alexander. p
P. Byrd, M. G. Cleveland, H. H. Fer
guson, H G. Fox,fJ. Harvey Hudson,
w. z. Tankersley, W. C. Crittenden.
S. w. Boswell ST., o. M. Spellmaa, J.
w. Jones, R.. C.. Atkinson, Nathan
Levine, H. E. Trulock, G. F. Dun
nington and A. o. Edwards Alter
mates: U. w. Poss, E. D. Russell, r.
M. Roane, c. H. Triplett, M. C. Cross
and J. nj. Cook.
Petit Jurors-'M. L.1Holiman, John
F. Sennett, Cash Ussery, P. B. Bogy.
J. C. ONeill, Pinchback Taylor, S.
M. Adams, w. R. Rutledge, G.. A.
Shelby, r. A. Langton, j. G..
Hooker, Charles Welt. j. Wilson,
l.. C. Bobo, T. B. Gulledge, j. W.
White, J. IS. Wingard, i. W. Glenn
ent, T. L. Eldridge, 81. ". Williams,
J. W. Baldwin, H. s.. chadick, W.
l.. Toaey and J. N. Nail.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-02-06
oRPHEO a0LGO TREsKOFF,.

For the feature attraction today
the Crpheo theatre will present
splendid. new picture drama, "Olga
sTreskoff," in three parts, and with
Miss Helen Gardner in the fore
ground, and as can be judged in part
from the title, deals with revolution
airy uprising in Russia. Possibly
this story is the best INSTALLATION
of the terrors, Of Establishment to
Siberia that has ever been given to
the public. There is pretty love
story running through it that of
Olga Treskoff, daughter of a wealthy
Russion lobleman for Paul, a poor
woodchopper. sd -
y In connection with the Orpheo
musical programme rendered by the
W. j. Seibert orchestra, Edward
Cupero, the musical director of
Honey Boy Evans minstrels, has sent
his arrangement of Memphis Blues
to Mr.. Seibert, and this is being
played this week.