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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-11

At Corporation Court, Of the City
OF Alexandria, continued and held at
the Court House Of s@d city on Thurs
day March 10TH, 1914. -
Present, Hon. Louis C. Barley
Judge. +.
Alexander Jackson,-Complainent. Z:
O4ie B. Wright Jackson. Defendant.
Aflaffiday;t having been duly made.
IS required BY law, that the Defendant
IS NONRESIDENT = of the State. OF
Virginia. and that she cannot be
found within the Jurisdiction Of this
State, ami TIE Sergeant having MAE
a return upon the origina! process Or
summons issued herein that the de-
PENDANT is nonresident Of his BALI
wick, an&r application having been
duly made in open COURT for an, order
Of publication. against said Defendant
to appear and answer a bill in chan
Gerry filed by the complainant against
the defendant for an absolute divorce
on the grounds Of deseItion am abaH-7
Gonment for more than three years
prior to the institution Of this suit;
and an order Of publication having
been duly granted in open court, 1t Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-11
sCHOOLBOY
WANTED.

For steady, summer,
part time, easy work,
Must be bright, neatly
dressed, and under
fourteen years of age.
Give references and
mention dav and hour
when parent will come
with boy for inter-
view. Good pay. splen-
did training. Write
to Box D, Gazette
Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-11
SOLDIERS DROWNED.
Two Artillerymen Lose Live in Hamp'
ton Roads.

Newport News, Va, May 11.-Chas
Miller and Joseph McGuinness pr.
Yates in the Sixth Company, Coast
Artillery, were drowned in Hampton
Roads early Saturday morning wher
q rowboat in which they were riding
was swamped.
Frank Gordon, another private Of
the same company, who was the. only
one in the party who could swim,, es
capped by swimming to the Old Point
wharf, 4 mile away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-11
THROWN AGAINST SAW.

Marion. Va, May 11.-Dan Clark
whose home is at Abingdon, was in.
stanlv killed in the mill of the Fair
wood Lumber Company, at Fairwood-
Va. a few days ago, by being thrown,
against band saw his head being cut
into just above the eyes and his arm
scut off. His setter, George Hawkins,
was seriously injured at the same
tine having his leg broken and foot
mashed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-11

Despondent because of poor health
William ". Swart, former superin-
tendent Of the American Ice Com
pany, shot himself in the left temple
with 4 revolver at his home. 1747
u street northwest, Washington
about ESQ o'clock yesterday after
noon, and died an hour later at the
Emergency Hospital
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-11
Negro Killed.

Lynchburg, Va, May 11.-RicharG
Mlmms, coSored, here yester3ay shot
and killed Dave Morgan, also colorc5
following a row between the two
groes.
Morgan turned to walk away when
Mlmms fired five shots from a revoiv-
er into his back.
Mimms, who halls from Richmor<
was captured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-11

At 4 Corporation Court OF the City
OF Alexandra, Virginia, continued
and held at the Courthouse Of said
city Oil Thursday, April 9th, 1911,
Prescott, Hen. (. Louis C. Barley
John A. Eggler, Complainant.
VS..
Catherine (Kate } A. Keenan, Egg
Ter, Defen. ant
. in CHANCERY. 50 .,
An aft, avit having been duly, made,
as required by law, That the de-
fendant IS q non-reSilieat @s:of the
State Of Virginia, and that she cannot
be found within the Jurisdiction Of
this state. am the sergeant ,h@Ving
made return upon the original pr6-
cess Or summons jsspcd hereip that
the difclSdaift Isl fnohiresident of: his
bailiwicll. ami application having
been. duly made in: open ,.cglrt for
an order Of publication against. said
defendant to appear and answer q
biltin chancery filedsby the complain
ant against the defendant for an abso-
lutte divorce on the grounds of deser-
ton and abandonment for morei than
three yeaps prior to the institution
Of this suit Gnd an. orIe4' OF pnbli7
cation having been duly granted in
open court. it is therefore ordered
that said, defendant do appear here
within IS days after due publication
hereof to answer the suit Of coniplainz
ant against, the defendant I9f an; ab-
solute Giyorce on the grounds of de-
sertion arl! abandonment for more
than three years prior to the institu-
ton Of Ibis suit, and to, do what may
be- necessary to. protect 4her interest
in this suit: And tits farther order
cred that copy of this order be pub
iished oHce a week for four successive
weeks in the Alexandria Gazette, 4
newspaper published in Alexandra
City, Virginia, and that copy be sent
by registered mail by the clerk to this
court TO the last known place Of ad-
dress, residence and aboSe Of defend
ant. t9-wit, Birmingham, 'Alabai!ta,
as stated in the application for this
orde. oe publication which shall be-
certified by the clerk to this court, and
that copy be posted at the front door
Of the courthouse Of this court. On or
before the next rule day Of this. court.
! A Copy-Teste:
. NEWELL S. GREENAWAI, Clerk.
Moncure. pc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-11

Classified ads make the fn6ing of
a desirable place to live one of the
simplest tasks that confronts you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-11

At 4 Corporation Court OF the GIT.
Of Alexandria, Va, continued aar
he'll at. the Courthouse OF said GIT.
/ on Monday, April 81, 1I4 Pres
Z ;fdns Hon. Louis C. Barley jude
Loretta A.; Parker, Complain8h BIT
Edward 4. Parker, Defendant. i
! IIN CHANCERYs 81 B
An affidavit having been a9y madt
as required by law, that the defeRl
ant. is a nonresident of the state8
Virginia, and that ne ,carnqt hs fqllst
within the tjuris|ictnn: of tbi S Stale
and, the sergeant having made A re-
turn upon the original process or suIl.
lnbns issued herein that the de septl
ant is non-resident ofghisz BALL EiCk
ard application; havinga ben aqly
made in OPEN court for GalI Ofdef !Sf
publication against said. defeHaan}, 20
appear and answer a bill in chanceay
filed by the. complainant against tae
defendant. for an absplute divorce On
tie grounds ofs:#iIfdt I; dascrtion aid
abandonment for more than thrHe
years prior to the institution: Of tbs
suit, and an order of publication hay-
ing been duly granted in, open court,
it is therefore oI2<ered that said de-
fendant do appearbere within Is days
after due publication hereof to answer
The suit of complainant against the
for an Acknowledgements Oh
the grounds Of witfIl deSefffnn. a3l
aband Torment for more ,thalES three
years prior to the institution Of THIS
suit, and do what may. be. necessary
To- protect his interest in. this suit. Ard
it is further ordere2 that a copy u
this orrer.:be published, once al rweeki
for four SUCCESSIVE weeks in the AleM;
antfria Gazette, a NEWSPAPER PUBLISH,
ed in Alexandria City, Virginia, ard
that q copy be sent by registered mai
BY the clerk. to this court to the laT
known place and address, residence
ard abode Of defeniant, to-wit: 9Gdi
F. street N. VIVA shington, D. C., as
stated iii the Application for!this order:
If publication WHICH shall he certified
~ the c!erl; to this court, and that a;
,opy be posted ct the front door Of
he Courthouse Of this Gout ON Or
before the next rule day of. this ieoU't!tE
a Copy:Tcste- "a
NEWELL S: .GREENAWAY, 4
Johnson Moncure, II. fd!tt Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-11

At a Corporation Court of the City
OF Alexandra, Virginia, continued
and held at the Courthouse Of said
city Oil Thursday, april 9th, 1914,
D.. Prssea4, Hen. I Louis C.. Barley
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-11

John A. Eggler, Complainant.
VS..
Catherine (Kate } A. keenan, Egg
Ter, Defem ant. ....
IN CHANCERY. So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-05-11

NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
Robinson MoncIre, p. q. q ~ 3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28

Hut, tilt ~ inif, flniig NIT be-
oinnsnbsr Ddmmtrung bic @ittne
hsF aRQbirin". @iIben Itonb ali
~ slsllng nnb faB has mailIDs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28
SiitOriidt Sddbc,
Jrieorids ocs UruRen Sa6aTstpien int
Soben5ollcrn sDiuieum.

5rieOrids ocs WruReu Sa6uIstpisn I'M
So6en5ollern sDtuiemm.
Den sin3igen Gurus Oes groBen
aonigs Dat Der feline geoboater Ibi6s
bauIt feline 5rsuoe on toit6oren
Sduupita6atsoOIen geuannt, un0
pirtIi6 5eigen bic r~ei3oollen Orr
beiten Der Jutpeliertunit, bic ii4 in
GROCER 3a6I i'm Belize GrieOrids Be-
ianoen unO BON penen cine reide
Sammlung beute nod i'm 6p6en8oIs
lernsU1uieum oufbepabrt miro, cine
qeigung gum qrunt bic Dem ii6ers
aus eiufateu S0nig iont fremO
mar.
5rieorid Der @roBe Ioll uiat rpcs
niger ols 1900 IoIder 9oIen beIeIs
fen baden; bod gibt Der tunbige Ri.
colai bic 3abI nur ouf 300 an, Die
nit i6rem 8riIlanttni9mud uno Dem
iibrigen 8riIlantenf6aB oes &0nigs
auf 1750,000 9aIer gei6GBt nurs
ben. Die pertbollIten uno t0Itlids
fen Gremplare Ieiner Sammlung bat
5riebri4 In ben Sabren BON 1916
1755 %eriporbsn; bic Sutpeliere
Gpbraim un0 Serbian batten ben
auftrog, ba5 Bette bieIer Qrt auTs
3utreiben, unb uu9 onbere Gambler,
lpie Bintus aepin, 2epin Mareus,
beI6dftigte Der Monar6 BET 6ieIer
0ofenjagb. Reht bebsutenO ipdren
bic preiie, Die er mandmoI 3a6lte;
10 legte er 3. 3. fir fem NIT Brill
lanten bsieBtes portrdt Oas cine
G9nupftabatooIe f9miiden IolIte,
einmal 4500 Saler an, rnb Elm als
oermul iiir cine golbene. reid email
lierte uno brillontengeI4miidte 8oIe
Ipqar $500 Saler. Sn ben gted)s
nungen Der Suueliers Serbian fins
ben ii6 .Grpres" bon 1900 un0
1880 5aIern. Sin anbermal piss
Der tuuits er Fiir mir 5000 9aIer
cine 9olbsns Snbatiere nit 9riIlans
Ten, cine DsiBe iteinerne Dole nit
griIlnnten, cine anbsre nit 8lumen,
cine goIDene unO ba5u Md II gfuno
- Ipanifhsn 9abats.
Inter ben gruntltiidtn bss So.
htn5olIern Muieums finott man 10
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28

Dozen nit 8riItanten, Dozen aus
8OIO unO Gbr1ioprns, barunter Elm
bodit p~ertDoIIes 8eIdent bes a0s
nigs an feline S6peiter, bic Morts
grain bon 8aDreutb; aber oud eins
fa6ere DOZEN, Die nur Der Rolle ihs
rem uniddBbaren 0ert ~perbonten, bic
re i'm &eben oe8 a0nigs geipielt. pa
1T bic Dole, bic er in Der g6laht
bel aunersborf trug unb bic ibm
oas 2eben r%ettete, Oa ie cine ibm
3ugebo4te &ugeI ob6ieIt, unO iene
anOere, bic Der G6irurgus ariiaer
benz I~terbenben a0uig abnabm ilnb
oeren 9eiditts 5rieorids G6peltsr
amalie i'm foIgenDen Document ers
5dblt: o9eute 9onnerstaa, b. q.
Septbr. 1856, 5 @o6en nad meis
nem lieben 8ruber Ieinen Spo, BAT
mid iein gepeiener aammerbiener
.S40ning bieie 0Ofe gebra6t, nelde
Der SeeItge a6nig in leiner auf Der
redten Settle befinolihen 3ai9e be-
itdnbig ben iid getragsn Bat unb
tporinHen berielbe SpaniI6e Sobac
fid b%efinOet. Gr CAB mir offers Elm
fdniiigen 10 noIl aus bieier aIs aud
aus ben iibrigen idonen DOZEN, fptIde
er beb Iid trug. 9rauriges unb linz
fddBbnrss anoenteu bisies grDbsH
Mannes."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28
unItrt Sdnitimuftr-W ftrtr.
Se0eS Rafter Is Gents.
glooerus, feline uutrrnias.
no. 1852.

Die pobutatiidi btr burt1dlistn
Chiffon nHb @|pittHbluftu bat cine
gItnat Der mi5idenoftH Muntt IN lin,
ttriltibune, 6,mbiH R6dbtn uub Inter
iailn gt5titiat, einiabe enc Sptbtn
uHb @tidtrtifn psro,u in Ntrbubuna nit
Chiffon, Sttot Dotr anbtrm bufiiRtn
iotttn edJu uftipanbi uHb ilnn brtiit
B1ueet aus Shltifeu ale Au9pub 5upf
tent. Gsttie atlauft iteltn ii6 bitit rtis
5tnotn Gdhdttu rthl ibtltr, bob tens
ntn bon edhidtn 6dHosu i'm 6duIt fir
ben aItihm prtis tuoh slpti iolhrr @t,
atnitdnot tratittat uno bas Bacterial ea.
btl BON biItrar onaItlai atlpahIl ntrhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28

= Snbirsft. autIsr (ber 6os
am Strid gefibrte Gdpsin zines
8nuern a%ngsrannt 6at): ,Dofiir pers
Idngen Gle 6enn cine Gnti9G6igunq
!. Dem GAipein 1T bod ni6ts pots
Ifert, ais baB es einen berben GtoB
gstriegt BATE"
Bauer: .Ra ebenl Dafir i0nnien
sic bod penigitens a Helms
G4mer3ensgeIO geben!"
pie rufftf9e 3eituna
pRietI41 erfd9rt, bic mongoliI6e Rss
gierung pole ole rufifdsn SnItruts
loren Ourd beutI9e erIsBsn lleber1
baupt ue9me Der neutfde GinfluB in
Der WongoIei gu.
MittetIfnm. M1odme;
pWie iinb Gle nit Der uslen WoId4
frau 3ufrieben2"
Dienitmdbden: nQtd, grpBnrliq.
Waodme Die unterbdlt Die gang
RadbaridaFts4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28
SauIflstOtr fir sr5dsrs glaSasu.
Us. 1856.

es III Mot INNER Itidi. tin ~sxisntiss
gloOtn flr pr6btrt @hulmdbdtn gu fins
ben, oa bisltrlti glniorbtrunstn an tiH
lol6ts atiislt mtrben. 3uHd6R fol- 90.
bausm itin bann a5er audi tldOiam, DOT
alsm abtr MODERN. no. 7756 tniIpriht
alien oititn Aniorbtruuaen unb felt elm
altibten bar, bds altntbdlbu ssfa[lm
niro. Sur 6erftellug mag auihmir.
Sttet. @oltr,pt obtr 9slbttint bisusn
4lh plai6s IN beltn ltbbafttu Gorben
gsbR parmt SdmiltiOtr fur ilttns uuo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28

3Dei @oden fpdtsr fii6rts mid
Der 3ufaII IN Der GtraBen6abu tuits
berum nit Der iungen Dame 8uIums
men. llnb pieOer folIten mir elm
qbenteuer erIe6en. 4n elmer pers
tebrsreiden areu3uag fubr bic 0ei6z
lei elmer 9roi9te, bic ntdt mebr
reft3eitig gebremf tperoen tonnte, III
cine Der 5suiterI8eiben. 8as glag
8erbra6, uhb Elm tIeintr Splitter
bobrte iih bur6 ben SdIeier in bic
Iinte Wan9e meiner 0o9barin, nur
milimstertief, ober es bIutete.
80 Soft, o Goti, mein geTiftl"
limb fdtper lsgte ii6 i6r a0rper an
meine Seite. 2tuBer Der Geuertpe6r
sum Sronsport bes berlebten BIER
bes muBte Der 6enbarm aud ben
&rantennngen alarmieren; bic Sbns
ma4t tpar tief.
Ssute 3eugt nod Elm tteiner Durds
8isber in BEN biibT9sn Geii6t bon
benz unfoH. 9od aud Der fpirp
berf4ipinbeB. Mitr a6er tlinat es
nod moHHmaT In ben 06ren: .8as
berftebe id ni9t! Der mom blomisrt
i'd Damn liable id fill bpr mid
bin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28

Gin Si6trheits 81 M
miffurius. Gtn0io: Sic ,ous
Nen mir unbeIorgt bergen; meme
grbTdaft III toblider".
@elbDerleiber: nNas niibt oas al
les, 70 Ionge bic CUTE 5ante nidt
iIder tot itl' -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28

Ter bier bara.fs1tt 9orIettihontr Be-
n5tbiai al igiuu 5critelung / garb ma.
itriuI bon SO SOL grcite. Die @rbsit
asht ftutd Don hatteH; bar QuihluB
Dir6 i'm 9ijttu b,tDtrtiteligt, Gtulttrs
biHotr aus 9auo uuo GpiBt berbinoen
9prbers uao G~iidtntbeil. Turh3uetftTab
unb SpiBt biIbsn ben abihluB. Inter
BEN Stoiitu. bic fir bieit Isthtt llnters
Htioung bionOsrs in Gragt iommgn,
ititu Chiffon, Grsgt be Gbint, Grbitaaine
0pslats cine aomttnatipu bon GaDt uuo
Ittnen ii). 8atil uno 2gintnbdtif ees
n1uri. gue risie 0rpt6e paiasn f1
por3iglih, itI8lt GhifioU, ptHH tr Dor
iutig bt5dnott u.rb. Dos Sdnittmus
btt lit porrdt5is in Z Grobm, o
32-A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28
SsftAuHassA RBtiiuRatH:

Iee Uutr neroen an irgen0 cine qbreFe qeaen Ginfen6ura hes
4rties gettt. U}on gbe Nlmmer urb 8robe un0 Sic pole qoreTe
beltirR 9itre6en ON uHo iade Den Coupon nebf 15 Cents fir ieos5
beedte Iuher an BAG
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28

gr6bsrt WdOden. 9itTcn iDerben oIs
Barnitur fir arasH unp @iirtel eins
farbig, Stofie beig,isat. Don Y formis
gen qu5ihuitt mag stn tltints Gbemiittt
aus Suu ODER gatiit filen obtr audi Elm
titincr GiuiaB aus gltidem StoFf. 8as
laHgtailiBe Hlei6h.n lit Gins Der bsittn
Moosle. ois fir ainOtr gsihafisH tuorben
iHb, ba 6 ben a0rptr in teintr Wtiit
sinjDduet ootr ionit gelnnbbeitioreno
mint. Sur Scritlung rer0en fiir Elm
aiub bon 10 Sabren 3 gdrb Material
Don 80 SOL 8reite eebruu6t, DAB
Gdnittmuhsr 1T bOrrdtbig in 4 groben,
fir SihOer ben 8 hs IA 1ahr,n.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-03
ONE HUNDRED NEW
CITIZENS IN GRANT co.
Large Attendance at Sheridan's We'll
come Home Rally on New Years

Little Rock, Jan. 3.-State Superin-
tendent George B. Cook has returned
from Sheridan where he attended a
Welcome Home rally on New Years
Day. During the past year over one
hundred new citizens have located in
Grant County, and the event was in
the nature of welcome to them.
There were about three thousand peo-
pie present at the barbecue and speak
ing, every township and school dis
trict in the county being represented,
and there being visitors present from
four or five counties. Supt. Cook and
C. w. Watson, State farm demonstra-
tor who were the principal speakers
of the day, headed procession of
about five hundred that marched from
the high school to the court house
where the speaking occurred. Mr..
Cook says that Sheridan is prosper
Gus and progressive, and that it's peo-
pie are thoroughly abreast of the
times
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-03
Would Rather Stay in Arkansas.

Little Rock, Jan. 81. w. Dean,
General Superintendent of the Iron
Mountain railroad, has returned from
trip to the Pacific Coast, and found
awaiting him a report that he had
been elected General Manager of the
Texas & Pacific.
Nothing TO it, replied Gen. Supt
Dean, when questioned about the re.
port, 81 am too we'll satisfied with
Arkansas, and want to stay here fol
some time longer"
The report stated that c. B. Wild
man, superintendent at Van Buren, 6
post formerly held by Mr.. Dean
would succeed him. The denial of the
report is welcome news to people
who have business with the Iror
Mountain, for Mr. Dean is the most
efficient and courteous official the bust
ness men of Arkansas have had te
deal with in many years. He is des-
crving of promotion, but the business
interests of Arkansas do not want tC
see him leave.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-03
GARLAND COUNTY WON
RURAL LOVING CUP
Made General Average of 33 1-3
Which is Considered High
Initial Average

Little Rock, Jan. 3-Garland county
won the loving cup for the best show
ing made in the rural school contest
that was conducted by j. L. Bond,
Supervisor of Rural Schools. This
contest was held in the fifteen counties
of the state that have superintendance
All the rural schools were graded on
grounds, buildings, equipment, teach
er, and community activities, nuder
which heads forty-two different items
are considered. Class A schools rate
from 90 to 100 points, Glass B from
rs to 80 points, and Glass C from
60 to rs points.
Garland county made a general av-
erage of 33 1-3, which is considered
very high initial average. Seven
teen out of it's 81 rural schools scored
as Glass A. The trophy has been for
warded to County Superintendent d.
A. Crockett, to be kept in his office.
Diplomas of merit were also issued to
all the schools in the fifteen counties,
about $50 in all. The results have
been most gratifying, showing a
splendid improvement in rural school
conditions. The contest will be con-
tinued and enlarged.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-03
New interpretations

Little Rock, Jan. 3.-The Spurlock
& Webber Mercantile Company of
Mammoth Spring was chartered yes
terday with capital stock of $4,000
of which S12, 800 has been subscrib-
ed. P. O. Weller is president, and T.
j. Spurlock vice president.
The Boone County Fair Association
of Harrison, has been chartered, with
a capital stock of $4,000, of which
$4,000 has been subscribed. The Off
GERS are o. r. Newman president.
Carl Finch and j. N. Shelby vice
presidents. Frank Kirby secretary, j.
Mitchell asst. sec, and c. M. Greene
treasurer.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-03
RATE ANNOUNCED FOR
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSN.
Arkansas Educators are Hopeful of
Securing This Meeting for 1915.
S22.25 From Memphis
to Richmond

Little Rock, Jan. 3.-The Southern
Railway has announced a rate of
$22,25 for the round trip from Mem
phis to Richmond for the annual meet
ing of the Department of Superinten-
dence, of the National Educational
Association, Feb. 1928. This is the
meeting which Arkansas educators
are hopeful of securing for Little
Rock in 1915, and it is expected there
will be large attendance from the
state.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-03
Baseball Backers

A minor Missouri politician, who
was a pestiferous and continuous of
flee seeker, was a candidate for nomi-
nation as lieutenant governor, says
the Saturday Evening Post. He made
a canvass and everybody seemed to
be for him.
On the day of the convention he
came to a friend in great distress.
Bill" he said, 81 am in terrible
pickle. Seventy per cent of the con-
vention delegates are for me for lieu
tenant-governor, but can't get any
body to nominate mel"
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-03
Tenders Resignation

Little Rock, Jan. 3.-W. T. Maxwell
the newly appointed clerk in charge
of the Blue Sky Department in the
office of the State Bank Commissioner,
yesterday rendered to Gov. Hays his
resignation as Representative of Ben
ton County. Upon his recommenda-
tion and that of several other citizens
of the county, w. 0. Young, an attor-
ney of Bentonville, was appointed as
his successor.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-03
FEW BUSINESS FAILURES
HAD NOW IN ARKANSAS
Judge c. c. Waters L. S. Referee i'm
Bankruptcy, Reports New Years
Opening Gratifying.

Little Rock, Jan. 3.-Judge C. c..
Waters, IT, S. Referee in bankruptcy,
reports that the new year is opening
up in most gratifying way. The
readjustments following the beginn-
ing of new year frequently cause
failures among mercantile and other
enterprises, but there are none in
prospect at this time. For several
months there have been only very
few failures, and those of very small
concerns. The year 1914 opens with
prospects of the most fattering for
an era of prosperity.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-03
Application Made for Pardon

An application has been made for
the pardon of jim Fox, who was con-
victed in Loaoke County of the mur-
der of a man named Phillips, and SEN
fenced to one year in the penitentiary
He was paroled by the Commissioners
after he had served one thid his term,
and now a full pardon is asked A
hearing will be given January 5.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-03
COMMISSION RECEIVES RE-
TURNS FROM "a COUNTIES

The State Tax Commissioner has re-
ceived returns from thirty counties
on the assessments for this year.
These show an increase of eight and
half million dollars over the pre-
ceeding year, and Commissioner Gates
estimates that the aggregate increase
will amount to $18,O0O,0O0 or more.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-01-03
Old Saw MOdernized

A mother who was going to take
her children visiting with her had
been instilling the old rule of "Chil-
dren should be seen and not heard"
And now, what are you children
going to act like?" she inquired as
last precaution.
Like movin' pitchers" came the
ready response.