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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-09

lUNdl6A III BtHL HUlEl III CITY Mullb
enamel chairs and fixtures, modern ster-
ilizers; best equipped shop In city Of
$4,000 SIPS VIII handle this; balance
monthly Address Griffin Hotel Barber
Shop. Griffin, Ga.
FOR SALE Brand-new moving picture
show complete, in good town; an OPP
poTtunity of a lifetime. bargain for
quick sale; part cash, Address Box 1911,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
FOR SALE Florida Avenue garage in
Tampa fine location; good paying
business; a bargain for cash; reasons
for selling. 905-907 Florida avenue,
Tampa, Fla,
OLD ESTABLISHED. modern machine
shop: best town in Oklahoma: doing
good year round business Address p.
j. Bowie, Mangum Okla.
Branch managers every
where; capable mem start your own
business making auto tires puncture
proof; investment OF $500 TO $500 brings
immense profits; your money secured.
something new; high grade. Address
with references and experience, PReu-
Seal Corporation karpen Bldg. Chi
cago.
Exchange arst-ciass, fully
equipped bottling plant doing $4,000
business with clear profit OF over SO 600
annually for nice farm not over $4,000
value; have auto delivery and team in
Guided, and fine, thickly populated
prosperous section TO sell to- It's a
snap for some one III health compels
me to get out Bother, care The Geor-
gian
ADVERTISE Ell words Ia so good
weekles, 81 Cope Agency, $40 Olive
St. St. Louis Mo
ESTABLISHED manufacturer wants
State manager; high-class article,
should pay $40 600 annually; $500 TO
1000 capital; viii pay expenses TO Chi
II ms ~ urn refer
ences. Richardson, Old Colony Bldg,
Chicago
S175 TAKES our brand new soda foun-
tain; complete with gas outfit, syrups
and supplies. electric Carbonator very
cheap Address j. O. G. care Geor-
gian
TAILORING, cleaning, pressing and
gents furnishings; business in lively
town; population 5000 splendid oppor
tunities; small investment Box 34S
Gadsden. Ala.
MANUFACTURER wants responsible
representatives to handle patented at
tractive quick selling article no compe-
tition; $50 to 500 capital required. can
make $3.50 to $500 monthly; exclusive
territory Cowen & Co, sos Kesner
Bldg Chicago
500 WEEKLY profit in spare time at
home Mail order business. Don't
worry about capital Boyd H. Brown,
Dept Z, omaha, Nebr
Jboto st1,dio fror, ns1py nfct,,'.,e ~ -,
. bv Z. Hughes Phsto Company. Or en-
wood. 5. G.
ARE y0fr seeking a big farm land bar
gain, almost IA a Georgia CITY. with
an the attractions ana advantages Of
ali ideal farm home Then read Bagley
x SnveU 90 IS adj published IN another
column Of this section
f,r-y.e, ..,,,a,-i,5,. 1910 ,,,,st-
~" ~ : CleeH anu ,l e5Silis go go
"a ,H9 800,
less dH9 can give peiSohai attFHN'oh'
VAN LOG
FOR SALE Grocery store; small stock;
cheap rent; well established. lnfor-
matloh AZ y houston : =.
LADIES TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT FOR SALE. BEST LOCA-
DRESSMAKING. CALL IVY 2T31.
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SITUATIONS wAATED-MALE
SPECIAL RATES for situa-
ton wanted ads; lines l time,
Ice times. zoe; Z times. 40c.


I0c; times, zoe: ! times. 4oc;
POSITION WANTED by young man
as stenographer, now employed; would
Ike change Address l., H., Box "a,
care Georgian.
WANTED Young man wishes position
as collector. references and bond IL
required. Address 3. H., Box S44 care
Georgian
WANTED = BY registered druggist,
twelve years experience, five years as
manager. 30 years old and married po-
sition By May ! Best references. in
Guiding present employer. Address s.,
Box 3l3 cambridge Ca.
FIRST CLASS white chef wishes posi-
zion. hotel, or cafe Address G r.
Patrick l2f LaFrance street, Edge
wood. Ga care Mrs. Loder.
BRIGHT BOY, aged IS. desires good po-
sitiOu with some conservative office or
department store. willing to work hard
at reasonable salary Address Barber
b. care Georgian.
BAKER all-round man, American, 50
years old, city or country state wages
and particulars Address G. r. Wilcox,
general delivery, Atlanta. Ga.
WANTED Position by gentleman as
salesman In mercantile establishment.
Have mad fifteen years experience,
cav Main 25S2-L or address r. n. Good
man. 1851 Capitol avenue
don, now employed, going to make a
change Address SalOl, Williams
street Phone Ivy 649J
WANTED-P Position in drug store, fve
Years experience, Best Of references
A. g.. b., 432 y, Lawrence street, Mont
Romery, Ala.
YOUNG man wants position as chAut-
feur. can keep car up; can give ref
ereuce as 20 ability and reliability. Al
dress N. D. G.. Box Z. care Georgian
WANTED Position in retail grocery
store. with several years experience.
Can give good reference. willing to work
hard Address p. c. r., 441 Fraser
street Atlanta phone 1862.
ANY ONE desiring the service OF a
good man as collector or anything
that there is a chance OF promotion to.
anywhere or anything. Can give good
references. Salary no object to begin.
Address eS Whitehall Terrace
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and ste
nogra pher young man, desires posi-
tion. b. *, s., Box Q, care Georgian
WANTED Position, by colored chauf
feur Good all-rOund man. T. l..
stevens 360 East Cain street, or phone
Ivy 2457s -
WANTED Position by arst-class steam
litter. Understands thoroughly high
or low pressure work Address p. z.
Allen. 1S0 Hunnicutt St. Atlanta, Ga
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WE WANT an agent IN every county 70
win our new advertising offer. Big
profit ard valuable premiums for YOU.
our $500 900 capital and credit plan
backs YOU Write to-day. William j.
Dick, Mgr, Dept. IL, 20 West Lake
street. CGica 60
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lekson 20. 19l4, passenger. used !,
FORD SELF STARTER,

And tEirtV others AT cars mentioned
are newly painted. thoroughly overhaul
ed aud fully equipped
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND FE.
MALE


WANTED--A good Al fancy clothes
spotter Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co.,
q Brotherton st
WILL pay reliable man or woman $3.50
to distribute 100 free packages Per
fumed BoraN Soap Powder among
friends No money required. ID u.
ZIG institute Place, Chicago
100 SCHOLARSHIPS FREE.
RIO ADVERTISE Peerless Pitman
Shorthand simpler briefer, faster
than any other Write Fisher Publish
Ing to Atlanta
SELL. DIXIE Egg Substitute Agents
sample equalng &c eggs 25c silver.
The Dixie Co. n, South Atlanta Ga.
If YOU ARE A LIVE WIRE
AND WANT a fast-selling household
article, or II you want an agency for
good Georgia town, write Box sos. care
Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-09

nav. Atlanta examinations April s.
Sample questions free. Franklin lnsti-
tute DEBT 602-L, Rochester, n, y
CtTI)I (, Learn Eiliinery. PAYS $50 TO
- l(I1C 500 month We make and
re-trim hats free. Ideal School Of NIL
Hnery, f00h Whitehall street.
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pANuING.

PROFESSOR MAHLER'S select dan
eng school, i2S Peachtree street ivy
tts-b Only resident member Interna-
ue"al Teachers Association
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.
puRLlc srENoGRAPHER.

II TIE ff1oiRasYfHo BffL6fRG. Room
623. you will find an expert typist who
will deliver your letters to you as fast
as you can dictate them. at 10 cents
each. Don't sit around and worry Pick
up your stationery and come over
Across street from Piedmont and ada
cent 70 the Ansley Hotel Ivy 1893.
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Western bachelor 8s "ogi.Pp
marry c., Box So, League o'euo'
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PROF. LA NOTX.

THE WORLDS Greatest Clairvoyant.
Citizens Bank Bldg. East Point, Ga.
Take East Point car
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FoR sALe-MIscgLLANEous.

FOR Observation-Disclosures.
TWO eightfoot mahogany counter
showcases, seven plate mirrors; one
iron safe. Phone Ivy 498q.
FOR SALE-One secondhand adding
machine in first class condition, for
$50 Act quick, for II Is a bargain. c.,
Box 81 care Georgian
ELECTRIC iron fan and fixtures, also
Shetland pony 81 Capitol avenue.
TO SMOKERS Why not order box of
Casey Jones union made cigars, 81 per
box delivered. Mail order Specially
Company. Box SOL. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta
phones 1903 and 6l56-B.
FOR SALE Cheap for cash, second =
hand gas stove. Can be seen at 28D
East Georgia avenue. Atlanta phone
1909.
STATES COTTON FOR SALE.
VIII be sold on the premises at State
Farm, near AtilledgeVille, Ca, at noon
Of Wednesday, the 22d day Of April,
inst about $50 b9les Of cotton raised on
lot Of cotton and in good condition
THE PRISON COMMISSION or
GEORGIA.
ATTRACTIVE double ajs Teoi asd T siq7
first class table private home 2j6 Cap
FOR SALE Gsed Clipper steam trac-
tion well driu, complete TWO strings
tools Write or wire Bruce Good, Doug
las. Ga.
SECONDHAND safes, ell sizes. Esll's
fire and burglar proof safes. vault
doors c. j. Daniel, 40 Fourth Ma
tioual Bank Building.
DOMESTIC Vacuum Cleaners, So mp;
Duntley and Cadillac electric, S2b up
Duntley Company. 4iG Fourth National
Bank Building. ------.-----
ron SAT.t Practically new protecto-
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BUSINESS oPPoRruNIrIEs.

FOR SALE--A two chair barber shop,
located in best hotel in city white
enamel chairs and fixtures, modern ster-
ilizers; best equipped shop In city of
1900 SIPS VIII handle this; balance
monthly Address Griffin Hotel Barber
Cb0p Griffin 10
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OVERLAND SOUTHERN
AUTOMOBILE co.
232 PEACHTREE ST.

CLASSY little roadster, fine condition
and appearance, viii exchange for dia-
mond or piano; will consider vacant lot
worth not over $500 Roadster, Box
s04, care Georgian
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Orr storage facilities are first class,
our mechanical department is better.
We are open day and night. Can we
serve you2 Phone Ivy 1888. 10 Ivy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-09

good man as collector or anything
that there is chance OF promotion to-
anywhere or anything. Can give good
references Salary no object to begin
Addraas RS whitehall Terrace.
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MUSICAL.

PlANO TUNING guaranteed 10 gfve
satisfaction Paul G German, 172
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HELP WANrEp-MALE

] o.
WANTED Practical upholsterer APP
ply Bombayreed Manufacturing Com
/ pany, 50 Auburn avenue.
/ IN A SHORT TIME / am going to open
up real estate office and as can only
! devote part of my time to its manage
| ment, ! would be glad to have some
| huStling, experienced man TO assist me.
/ no cash required. Address Real Estate,
3l2 Walton Bldg.
! WANTED-One working foreman for
sash and door department; one COM
] bination wood turner and bench man or
/ frame maker. State experience and
wages expected in first letter Mariana
Manufacturing Company, Mariana, Fla.
/ CARRIAGE PAINTER to rub body out
of rough-stuff. Blount Carriage and
Buggy Co.
WANTED-Boy about Ii years old; one
that has had experience helping
around soda fount. As South Forsyth
street.
TAILORING statesmen wanted to take
orders In small towns excellent prop
osition and liberal commission to right
man. Apply in person TO manager
Scotch Wooden Mills, 107 Peachtree st,
WANTED-At once, frst-class auto tire
repairman. Give references eXpe-
rience and salary expected. Dixie Tire
Repair Company, IL West Church Jack
sonville, Fla.
WANTED-Two colored BARRIERS. Apply
1874 West Mitchell street
WANTED-Man to do farm work; good
wages and board; single man pre-
ferred. Mrs. j. q. Trammen. stone
Mountain, Ga
WE HAVE splendid opening for young
man over 81 to learn the real estate
business; quick promotion. See Mr.
Anderson, 501 Empire Life (Flatron)
Bldg.
~ +, N77TI7T Good sfaaD1 ciaanar SAM
tarv Dry Cleaning Company. 26 Broth
erton street.
WA N-TFn -ua1nar an coats Anply 1871
vast A1abanna street
= -7-
$50 MONIt1Lf and expenses 70 tIaNel,
distribute samples and take ORDERS, o.
appoint agents permanent 1dp-Aiiieii =
can Co, Chlcago ---
CHAUFFEURS make big salary; learn
automobile eonstrqctlon ana operatlQ3ii'
through our auIou.oplIe touIss ~ iIIt'ti'
Acme school, 502 Broadway. SInelnIall,
BE DETECTIVE-Ta Taught by former
United States Government detective.
Men in demand Write for particulars.
1901 Fort Dearborn Building, Chicago.
Sf00 WEEKLY nroft in snare fine al
home Mali order business Don't
worry about capital Boyd II. Brown,
Omaha. Nebr
0TSTRTCT N6NAGFPS To handle
crews: fast selling. patented article,
where there is CITY water Modern
Chemical Co, LawrenceVille. III.
MAKE e daiIT siIvering mirrors, al
home snare time N9 capital re
ouif-ed Free pamphlet giving details OF
operation. Write. Keitel Company,
Dent 66 san Francisco Cal
1=11f7N-,, NJ, \ ,,a,,to5 .,s ljistricf I,7,I7-
agar enpnI,,fne gents ete...stg week
IL and expenses to start Advancement
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HOTELS.
FUNERAL NOTICES.

IS DYEfNG
BLACK IN ONE DAY S
NOTICE. Express paid one way on
BIZ OUT town orders amounting 10 -.
STEAM AND DRY CLEAN
ING WORKS, SO Auburn Ave. Ivy 2S49,
4 Ianta 954
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EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and ste
nogra pher. young man, desires posi-
tion b. X, s., Box Q, care Georgian.
WANTED Position, by colored chauf
feur Good all-round man I. l..
Stevens. $50 East Cain street. or phone
Ivy 2457s
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vAxlcAss.

All trains run daily. Central time
ity Ticket Office. No / Peachtree 81
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GUARANTEE YOU 81 day new article
Send l0c for sample and particulars
Both sexes Saratoga Toilet Company,
Saratoga Springs y. Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24
CANAL CRIPPLES
 CONDUCT FARM
G0ethals' Idea Provides Livelihood for Men Hurt While Digging
 Big Ditch.

New York, July 23.-James G. Craig, an engineer of the Panama canal, who returned to Colon yesterday after a vacation in this city, told of model farm in the canal zone where laborers who have been injured while at work for, the government are cared for.
 'This farm," MT. Craig said, "was Colonel Goethals' idea and now is in charge of Colonel Charles Mason of the. sanitary department of the canal zone. More than 100 laborers who have been crippled run the farm. The men raise most of the vegetables used by the government officials, make but ter and raise chickens"
 Mir. Craig also reported that there are $3,0O0,000 worth of old railroad locomotives in the canal zone which the government wishes to dispose of A few of them, he said, may be sent to Alaska to start the new railroad there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24
SLAMS HUSBAND OF
 ELOPING DAUGHTER
Then He Learns That Wife Has Al. ready Forgiven Girl and Was
 Waiting His Assent.

Haverstraw, N. w., July 23.-Eugene Newman, a young man of 20 years, walked into the office of Town Clerk Clery today and said:
 "Mr. Clery, I have come to tell you that I have married your daughter, Anna, and that she is waiting in New York until I can telephone her your forgiveness"
 Clery pulled revolver from the drawer and shot his son-in-law dead upon the spot. Then he gave himself up to the police, who telephoned to New York and found that Mrs. Clery had already forgiven the eloping daughter and was with her awaiting the fathers assent to the marriage.
 Young Newman and Anna Clery had been sweethearts since they were school children. Clery had always opposed the marriage because of re- ligious differences.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24

MURPHY DOESN'T
 MIND THE COLONEL
Will Not Follow Example of Billy Barnes and Sue
 for Libel.

New York, July 23.-Charles s. Murphy, boss of Tammany hall, an- nounced tonight that he has 10 in- tention of sueing Col. Theodore Roosevelt for libel. MurDhy's an nouncement was cused by the oeter ed Williams Burkes, Jr., of Albany, Re publican state chairman, who caused papers to be prepared in s3o.ool suit charging that Col. Roosevelt had liveled him in his statement of last night endorsing the candidacy ol Charles Hinman for governor of New York.
 ''It is no new thing for Freddy to abuse me and I don't mind it in the least" was Murphy's only commc'; when asked if he would follow Barnes example and appeal to the courts for redress.
 Those in the "know" at Tammaly hint the leader is secretly delighted at the split in the Republican ranks which Roosevelt is doing his best tt widen and would not sue the Colone no matter what the latter might eal him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24
NEGRO IS VICTIM
 OF HOLD-UP TRIO
Negress is Involved in Attack on Robert Atkins, Whose Head
 Stopped Rrick.

Robert Atkins, negro, about 40 years, received a severe cut in the back of the head about 1 o'clock this (Friday) morning, by being hit in the head with a brick by friends , Akin said that robbery was the motive of the men, but his screams heightened them away before they could rifle his trousers.
 The attempted hold-up took place at Third and Missouri streets. The scream let Out by the negro startled the entire neighborhood and three different telephone calls were sent ir to police headquarters that a killing was taking place.
 Roundsmen Graves and Robinson went to the scene and found Aiken lying on the ground in a. semi-con- scious condition. He was brought to police headquarters, where he was given lodging for the night He told the officers that he came to the city yesterday afternoon and was with two negro men and a woman at a negro saloon drinking. The quartette started home at half after twelve, he told the officers. Upon reaching Third and Missouri streets, the negroes attacked him with big brick and told him they wanted his money. His yells of murder" how ever, frightened them and they ran north On Missouri and after running about block towards town he fell where the officers found him.
 He told the officers the name o1 A1.- -t good description of the men, and ar rests are expected in the case today Akin is a farm han on Roan Bells place on the north side of the river and said he was going with the negroes to the home of his brother in this city to spend the night when
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24
SUING DIRECTORS
 OF ROGERS BANK
Benton County Institutes Action Against Individuals to Recover
 $53,073.

Bentonville, July 23.-Suit to re- cover $53 ,O73, of which $41,772 repre- sents the funds o&: every school dis trict in the country except one, was filed in the circuit court today on be- half of the county against w. F. Tal- ley, w. R. Walker, J. F. Felker, F.. F. Freeman of Rogers and A. l.. Will Hams of Fayetteville. The funds were on deposit in the Bank of Rogers, which failed last week, and the defendants signed s surety bond in the sum of $225,OOO to protect the funds.
 R1lNAh<.Sysss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24
POOR SHOOTING
 AT WEEKLY EVENT
k. J.. VOSs Leads With Score of Forty .3& five Out of
 Fifty.


 E. J. Voss led the sportsmen at the regular weekly shoot of the Pine Bluff Gun club yesterday afternoon by breaking 45 clay birds out of possi- ble 50. The scores yesterday were not as good as usual, many of the shooters who have been carrying away the honors failing to shoot up to their standard
 Others who shot yesterday made the following scores out of a possi- ble 50:
 c. c. Handy, 45.
 Jim Melee, 43.
 Theo Green, 42.
 w. H. Dover, AZ.
 J. T. Lloyd, 39.
 Frank Bloom, 3S.
 Sol Bloom, 36.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24
STARTS
 FOR HAYIl PORT Disorders Continue, and Alp pearances Are U. $. Must
 Intervene.

Washington, July 23.-The navy de partment announced this afternoon after conferences with. the state de partment that the transport Prairie with officers and marines had left Guantanamo for port in Hayti, prob ably Cape Haytien, where the battle ship Carolina is stationed.
 As Captain Eberle of the Washing ton reports fighting still in progress at Puerto Plata, it appears that the naval officers have faile dto bring about peace conference either in Hayti or San Domingo, and that the landing of United States marines may be look cd for at any moment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24
CLEGGS LOSE ONE
 TEN INNING GAME
Greenville Fans Treated to Most Ex.
 citing Game They Have Seen In Years.

The Greenville, Miss, correspoh- dent of the Memphis Commercial Ap- pal waxes enthusiastic in his ac- count of a game there between tine Claud Cleggs of Pine Blufs and the Greenville team, saying:
 The most exciting game of ball played here in years was enjoyed by good crowd this afternoon when Greenville defeated Pine Bluff in a ten-inning contest, 3 to 2.
 Score R H B Pine Bluff 0OOOO0O11O-2 6 4 Greenville .101OO0OOO1-3 10 6 : Galyon and Parker; Wineman and Mcbride. ', .,-. ....-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24
Pullman Shops Call Men.

Chicago, H., July 23.-The Pullman company gradually is restoring to the roll of active employees in the shops at West Pullman, the men who were suspended several months ago, when the working force was cut down. There are now about 10000 men at work in the shops and suspended men are being restored to the active list at the rate of thirty day. In the last two weeks the Western Steel Car foundry, in Illinois, is reported to have re-employed 1,500 men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24
ESCAPES BULLETS AND EXPLOSION,
 EXPIRING AT so
David Worden Was Sole Survivor of Sultana Disaster, When 1,5OO
 Union Soldiers Died.

Quincy, Ill.,, July 23.-David Wor- den, so years of age, sole survivor of the ill-fater steamer Sultanan, which sank following an explosion of her boileds off Hen and Chicken island, near Memphis, April 27, 1865, in whics 1900 Union soldiers lost their lives, was buried today in the Sold iers' home cemetery. He died last night, after a short illness.
 Worden enlisted in company H, End Michigan volunteers, September 9, 1861, serving through the war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24

New York, July 23.-President of the American League Ban Johnson has issued a def ito David l.. Fultz, presi- dent of the Players Fraternity, who threatens strike of all Amajor league ball players, unless the rulings of the. National, commission in the case of Clarence Kraft of the Newark Inter- national club, is rescinded by We'd nesday. Johnson is eager for the is sue and promises to fight to the fin ish. It is believed that other mag mates will take the same stand. If the players obey Fultz' orders John son says every park on his circuit will be closed for the rest of the, season and all salaries stopped. Also the striking players will be heavily fined,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24
Texas Encampment Opens.

Kerrville, Texas, July 23.-The Tex as Presbyterian encampment will be formally opened today, though for more than month large number of people have been encamped on "the hill section of Texas" which is be- comingly deservedly famous as sum- mer resort. The lectures and program for the encampment will be continued until the 18th of August.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-07-24
Can Prove Charges.

Oyseter, Bay, N. Y., July 23-On dis veranda at Sagamore Hill tonight, Colonel Roosevelt accepted service of papers in the $50,O00 libel suit brought against him by William Barnes, Jr.
 Colonel Roosevelt smiled when asked to make a statement.
 Let MT. Barnes go ahead,' was his only comment q have never said anything yet that l could not make good"