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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26

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limb besbdlb betrauere id leinen
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lieben Durte, pas trauIite Ou sea
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26
R.ntralitdt Der Ger. slaaten.
ssm teutIa.n llrtheiI.
Dr. sWeiningen, Sberlanbess
ssridtsratb, Rei4stnss. unb aanb'
tagsabssorbnetsr, fpri@t bariiter.

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mem einsebenbsn 2lrtifeI iibsr bic Heus
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-26
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600 Wlart sur alnidaffnng DON aies
besaaben burh bic Mgimenter aus
Gem arisesfonbs.
pabrspifion ber Mmsris
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f0nnsn bisIs paiIs fur uHgiliig ers
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aeflihrt iperben lam.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15
FOOTBALL RESULTS. Western.

At Urbana-Illinois 21, University of Chicago z. At Ann Arbor-Cornell 2S. Michi. gan 13.
 At -Chicago-Notre Dame 4S, Car. lisle G..
 At Minneapolis-Min 16, Wis. consin 3.
 At Evanston-Perdue 34, North western 6.
 At Ames-Iowa 6, Iowa State G. At Lincoln-Nebraska 35, Kan sas 0.
 At St. Louis Louis Universit, IA, Marquette z.
 At St. Louis-St. Louis Christian Brothers 86, Ohio Northern O.
 Eastern.
 At Princeton-Yale 19, Prince ton A. At mbridge-Harvard 0, Brown o At Philadelphia-Dar Al Pennsylvania O.
 At West Point-Army 28, Maine 0. At Annapolis-Navy 31, Colby 21. At Swarthmore - Virginia 47 SwafthmOre O..
 At South Bethleem-Lehigh 10, Dill lanoya 0.
 At Worcester-Holy Cross 10, Bar ' At Medford-Tufts 60, Bowdoin 0. q Southern. ]: At Wheeling-Washing and lief
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15
REVIEW.
U. s. Marinc Band.

Pine Bluff had rare musical treat offered it yesterday and responded half heartedly. Lieut.. w. H. Santel- mann directing the U. s. Marine band played two concerts at the ElAs thea- ire. A fair sized audience greeted the band in the afternon and a larger and more responsive audience in the evening. The reputation of Lieut.. Santlemann and his aggregation of musicians is too well known to re- view. Sufficient to say however thaN the personal virtuosity of the leader is noticeable at all times.
 In the rendition of the Wagnerian numbers and other, pretentious ef- forts the brass contingent we'll bal anced with the wood wind, was especially pleasing. Evidently 2 judge of the public taste Lieut.. Santelmann interspresed both pro- grams with popular light music. The soloists were enjoyable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15
held a warrant for Royce's arrest on
 a charge of grand larceny.

held a warrant for Royce's arrest on a charge of grand larceny.
 The deputy sheriffs held war rant directed to them by Justice of the Peace Roebuck. They started out in buggy. About the same time. a warrant for Royce's arrest was issued by Justice of the Peace Brewster. Constable Green put his. men n an auto. They reached Royce's place first, the negro taking to his hcels while attempting to bring his pistol into play. Several bullets sent after him by Deputy Constables Reidinger and Mayberry only served to accc!er- ate his speed, and when the black hit bayou in the western suburbs he was moving rapidly. Not 70 he hampered by excess baggage, hoyce threw his pistol in the bayou and lis watch in the grass. Just as he'd made a spurt, he ran into DaIgherty, who turned him over to the Vaugine officials.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15
TENNESSEE LADS
 GRID-IR0N CHAMPS
Results of Yesterdays Games Indi. cates State University Team
 Will Achieve Honor.

For the first time in the history of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic association the football championship this year is likely to go to the clever representing the University of Ten nessee. Pine Bluffians, alumni of the various Southern colleges in the association, are intensely ienterestad in the outcome of the struggle Yes terday's rsults, when Tennessee triumphed over Sewanee and Val~ derbllt bowed to Auburn put the Tennessee eleven in a position where It has best claim to honors. So far Tennessee is undefated Auburn's victory over Vanderbilt eliminates the Commodores and the low scora 6 to 0, does not argure we'll for Auburn's chances.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15
|0RDYCE WINS EXCITING GAME |nrinqs Surprise on Pine Rlutf Boys, Sending Out
 Strong Team.
b T06W.AS. THE SCORE
;. Rlaff Succeeds in Reaching Goal n Second Quarter, on Pass by
 Mccain, Run. by. Hamlin and Line Plungcs.

rordyce, Ark, Nov. 14-Coach Har-
 .on m sent a vastly improved team
 r,inst Coach Bassett'si Pine Bluff
 ''h school eleven here this, after
 mn mn and the boys from Fordyce
 iah school were returned the, vic-
 rs bv score of 13 to 6. The score,
 ose as it was, however is no, indica-
 on of the closeness of the game.
 bo contest was one of, the, prettiest
 nd most evenly fought gridiron bat
 oa ever staged here. Between the pams tnere was little to choose, and
 yardase gained Pine Bluff prob- hK outclassed Fordyce. Both of
 ordyce's iouchdowns were scored Left End Cheatham on the old but Yer useful criss cross. At that they ame only after Fordyce had bucked be ball down the field on straight inc plunging and tackle smashing.
 Fordyce had line that held and Pine Bluff did not and there lies the Biggest part of the story. Pine Bluff ssayed the forward pass five times Ind each time was successful. Fordyce's only attempt resulted in allure.
 Fcrdyce scored in the first quarter Ind Pine Bluff in the second. Fordyce allied a second time in the third tuarter and won the game. In the opening of the fourth quarter Pine Bluff carried the ball to Fordyce' s three yard line but failed to score. They kept the ball in scoring dfs- lance however throughout the quar- Ter and when the whistle blew the pyal was in possession of tine Pine Bluff team on Fordyce's fifteen yord )ine During the last quarter the gallery of some 25O people was wild with excitement. Each moment it teemed as though Pine Bluff would Bcore and remembering the danger bus end runs of Hamlin earlier in the Eams and Pine Bluffs effective use O. Ehe forward pass the Fordyce fans were uneasy until tine whistle blew. Locals Score in Second.
 Pine Bluffs touchdown came in the second quarter when Mccain passed the oval thirty yards to Hamlin who carried it thirty yards. down the field
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15

ferson 59, West Virginia Wesleyan 6.
 At Harrisburg-Bu %, Get tysburg O.
 At Birmingham-Auburn 6, Wander bilt 0.
 At Chattanooga-Tennessee IA, Se- vance z.
 At Jackson-Mississippi Aggies 62, Tulane 0.
 At Richmond-Clemson 27, Virginia M. I. 23.
 At Atlanta-Georgia Tech. z, Geor- gia 0.
 At New Orleans-Haskell Indians 5, Louisiana 0.
 At Raleigh-North Carolina 12, Wakeforest z.
 At observation-disclosures A. & M. Is, Rice Institute 13.
 At Columbia Missouri 26, Wash ington 3.
 At ksonville-Mercer A, Stet- son 0.
 At ington-Kentucky 42, Louis vile 0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15
November 16 In History

1S55-The powder in the French siege train at Sevastopor, 100000 lbs exploded, killing and woundin.; great number
 1S6S-General Sheridan left Fort Hays for the Canadian river. tc assume command against the Indians, wno had aaout 7,0l'; warriors.
 1s7O-Franco- Prussian war; the French made an unsucce ;ssu. sortie from Belfort by wIien the garrison lost 200 killed and wounded and 5S prisoners. 1S9O-Bishop Potter sent a letter to Mayor Van Wyck, charging police compl;city with viceain New York
 1e04-Russo- -Japanese war; Russ.an
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15
LYTLES TO FLORIDA.
MIs and Mrs. G. c. Lytle Depart TO.
 day for MaAAtAe

MT. and Mrs. Grover c. Lyle will leave today for Manatee, on the west coast of Florida, where they expect to make their future home. Until recently, MT. Lytle has been deputy circuit clerk, serving ur,:e.' his father, G. B. Lytle, whose term ex- pired with October.
 Together they purchased farm il Florida, where they will grow grape fruit and truck crops.
 MT. Lyt]e, senior, will not depart for Florida for some time. Grover Lytle, who numbers his friends Ey his acquaintances, and his charmi1: wife, who is equally populas, were busy. yesterday bidding adieux, and receiving the good wishes of friends that health and wealth may be their portion in their new home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15
NEGRO SHOOTS ANOTHER.
Richard Rawls Fatally Wounded by
 George Watson Near Pointer.

Richard Rawls, negro, was shot and perhaps fatally wounded yester- day afternoon by George Watson. an- other negro Watson was arrested immediately after the shooting by Deputy Sherif J. c. Hooker, and Is held in jail here under a: charge of assault with intent to kill.
 The shooting occurred in the Point CT neiskbortood. Melton township where Watsona cultivated cotton ass a tenant on Rawls' place. The men
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15
quarreled over a settlement. Watson sending shotgun charge into Rawls left side.
NOVEMBER 15 IN HISTORY.

1329-Tie city council of Washing ton passed a law prohibiting gambling. 186S-Large fire in St. Louis; loss, $40,000. 1s7o-Franco-P -Prussian war; the French recapture Chartres and Dreux. The Prussians again capture Dion. 1904-Marquis des Monsters Merlin Vile heiress, who founded Cath- olic university at Washington. renounced faith in Roman Catholic church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15
OFFICERS IN RAGE
 T0 ARREST 4 NEGRO
Constable Greens Men Travel by Aute and Flush Bird, Whe Is
 Captured by Rank Outsidsr.,

With members of the sheriffs and vaugine constable's departments chasing him with warrants, charging carrying concealed weapons. Will Royce; a~nAsyo, ran. full tilt into thr arms of Georgs- Daughtery, a colo.sd
 deputy of Washington township. who
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15
ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF CHARLES WHITMAN
Dynamite Bomb Is Discovered Under Office of New YOrk's.
 GOyernOr.elect.

New York. Nov IA bomb, c,l- taining gun-powder, dynamite. slugs and bullets, was found today under the office of Governor-elect Charles s. Whitman, now district attorney.
 George I. O'Connor, policemen, discovered the bomb while the fuse was burning. The device pontsinad enough explosive to wreck the entire building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15

Give our economlcai laundry eerv- ice one thorough trial. and y0nu decide to let US do your wes3inx regularly. American Excssstor Inup.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15

Fordyce goal. Bays, Hamlin and Me Cain in three plunges carried it to the one yard line and with goal to go little Toney squirmed through center fora touchdown. When Tonev scored bedlam broke loose and and within fifteen yards of the reigned until the final whistle. Me. Cam averaged 40 yards in bunting and his toe, was a big factor in Pine Bluffs work. Hamlin starred on the offense and Toney's work was excel lent. For Fordyce left end Cheatham Adams and Launius. starred, The work of Fordyce's line was commend able.
 t, Coach Bassett expressed himself a, pleased with the way the game Was handled. We certainly received ex- cellent treatment,' he said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15

destroyer which arrived at Chefoo with dispatche from Port Arthur blown up by it's own officers. 1911-Russia ordered troops to Psrsia because her uNimatudm de- manding the removal of Mir. Sinister, financial director, was ditregarded
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-11-15

Summary.
 r, oiuyce- Posltlon Pine Bluff Cheatham. left end .Christonher launlus. .... left tackle. Collins Brake. .......left guard. :. Mallock IoWled center. .... IMcIntyra stover. night guard. =. Harper Aoams. right tackle. .Colciasura Cook. ...... right end Hardin Granam: ... quarter b;ck. :. .Tonev Culpepper left half back Mccain (Ul waters. right half back. Ham n Hamilton co. full back. .Baye i,
 Touchdowns: Chetham, 2; Tonev. Goals from touchdown, Launius. Ref cree, MT. Porter, of Arkansas. Um- pire, MT. Harrison, of Hendrix. Head llnesman, Mr,s Northrup, of Arkan- sas., Time keeper, Mir. Kennison. of Vanderbilt.
 Substitutlons: Pine Bluff, Quinn for Christopher, Cross for Quinn. AL bright for Harper. Fordyce, Mallet Tor Adams. Time of quarters. 15 minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17

tcctivc agency. 303 Park Building,
corner Tenth and Bank. Phone Mon
roc i656. Richmond. Va
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.tDaily. Weekdays. sSundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Elba. Time o arrivals and dspartarss
not guaranteed Read the sigma.
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mo LOSS OF LIFE
CAUSED BY FLOOD
Lack of Casualties Attributed to
Signal Brigade of Tele-
phone Girls.

Cumberland. Md, January i6.--That
inc breaking Of the dam Of the West
virginia Pulp and Paper Company. at
Dobbin. W. Va. which sent :. wall of
water rushing down the Potomac River
valley, resulted i'm no loss Of life and
comparatively small property damage.
Is attributed to tho signal brigade of
telephone girls organized by the resi-
dents of the river towns. and to the
fact that the retaining wall at tho dam
gave way In sections, allowing only
part of the water to run down tho
gorge at q time
Warning of the impending disa stor
was carried to Schell. w. Va, the first
town reached by tho flood. by ]. G.
Hanline, q farmer from the mountains.
who galloped into town ut o'clock
yesterday morning crying: The dam
has gone: get to the Mills" Then he
aroused a. Il. Taylor. the local tele-
graph operator. who rushed to his Of
fice and sent out the alarm. Taylor
stuck to his post until the waters rose
to within foot of him.
Telegraph and telephone linemen
who worked throughout the night, re-
stored communication along the valley
at dawn. when n message was sent
out that 1t would be safe for residents
In the lowlands to return to their
homes.
Engineers OF the West Virginia Pub
lie Service Commission to-day began
an investigation into the breaking of
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for sale

DRIED CHERRIES. sEEDLEss. 33c
pound Phone MONROE GROCERY
CO.. 3Si or 3S5.
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Bnby KILLED by Poison.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Lawrenceville, Va, January 16.---A
tourteen-months-o child OF Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Roberts, OF Dolphin. died
Thursday afternoon from the effects
OF strychnine tablets taken by acct
dent The child secured the bottle
of tablets from a cupboard and tool,
dose before the act had been noticed
by Its parents. Rev. 5. c. Hilliard con
Quoted the funeral at tho home on Fri.
day afternoon.
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MEN AND WOMEN, GET GOVERN
ment Jobs: 500 to $3.50 month; Rich
mond examinations soon; write i'm
meaiately; f hIn free Tree list of positions
tion schedule. FRANKLIN INSTI-
TUTE Dept. 420-J. Rochester, N Y
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Atlantic Coast Line

EET sa"urc hsnr Ssat OF tne SOUTH south.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
p. NJ. 80 =. NJ: 90 \. NJ.
For Norfolk: 500 A. NJ. 500 P. 81. $40 p.
For y & W. Ry. West: e:l5 A. ". $50 A.
NJ. 800 +. NJ. e:21 y. NJ.
For petersburg: 100 A. NJ. els A. NJ,
s:ls a. NJ 900 A. NJ. $3.50 4. N. 800 p. M,
ii:45 r. NJ. ~
For Godsboro and Fayetteville: .4:11 p. NJ
alma arrive Richmond duly: sos A. NJ.
30 a. NJ; 700 \. NJ. $3.50 y. NJ, 1881 4. H..
lo.ia \. NJ. u.to a. M. '2:l0 p. NJ. ''1.lo =.
NJ, 80 =. NJ.
Except Sunday '.Sunday only
limo OF arrival and departure and connsc.
c. S CAMPBELL u. p Sas Nroi, a.
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Rupns 1lantrp

ROOMS WANTED-MEETINC OF THE
Department of superintendent. Ma
tional Educational Association, Rich
mond. February 23-2S, inclusive.
state location. number OF rooms with
and without bath. and price. Ladies
fcrson Hotel especially desired Ad-
dress JOSEPH Fl. SAUNDERS. Chair
man Local Committee, sos East Mar
shall
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,.attpns laanrrp. ffmai
peIp, DaIe ano female

JOBS OPEN TO MEN
women. big pay: writ, for list OF po-
siticns now available. FRANKLIN
n Y
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the dam. More than seventy feet of
the loo feet Of retaining wall was
carried away, and about thirty feet is
cracked and crumbling The break
was caused by the undermining of
water of the foundation. Sluicc gates
We're frozen and could not be opened
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StfanlhpatG
c. u III a e =

Madeira. Gibraltar. Genoa Naples. Trieste
Fiume. Salings noon. See Itinerary.
PANNONIA. Ian. e ULTONIA. Feb. 10
CARPAItllA. Feb. SANOSlA....Feb. -
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Solicitors ano Statesmen

WANTED. AN EXPERIENCES Sales
map.-A capable, experienced shoe
snlcsInan wanted In tho Valley OF
Virginia and the section south OF II,
with an established trade In that
territory. Address promptly, giving
references and amount OF annual
sales. DI%ON-BARTLETT j COM
pANf. Manufacturers ana Distribu-
tors. Baltimore. Md:
WANTED, MEN TO TRAVEL AND
take orders for oil portraits: ex-
DcnscS advanced. Call after q =. M.
ut 2304 East Broad. II. l.. PEN
BROOK, Richmond Va
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CAN RUTTERBEANS, > FOR 25C. OR
sl35 dozen cans. MONROE GRO
Gerry co, 31S West Broad
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ROBIN HOOD SALMON, 15C CAN.
MONROE GROCERY co, 3ls West
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aufttDn SalrS, future DapG
BY C. J.. & Fl. l.. Denoon,
S2i East Main Street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
\ NICE DWELLING. WITH LARGE
LOT, ON BROWN STREET


BY virtue OF deed OF trust. dated
July ~. 1911. and recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court ID. Il. 222-A. page
1928. and at request of noteholder. de-
fault having been made I'm payment OF
debt secured, will sell by public auc-
ton, on tile premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1914.
1t o'clock j.. NJ.
the property described in said deed
as commencing at the northwest corner
of Il. G. Plcasantss road or street and
brown street, and extending west and
fronting ON the north line OF Brown
street sos feet, more or less. and ex-
tending back at right angles with the
north limo of Brown Street in Il north
erly direction towards Gillics Creek to
Dickinson Street
TERMS: Cash for expenses of sale.
any taxes due, and to pay a note OF
$500 and interest; balance ut one and
two years. for notes. with interest
ADDED, secured by deed of trust: or all
c. l.. DENOON
Trustee.
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flats for KtQf

FLAT, FURNISHED For HOUSE
keeping; heat, light, bath, phone.
Monroe 336o-J.
BACK pAiSLOR AND KITCHENETTE.
furnished complete for housekeep-
ing Madison 5G7i-J.
FOUR ROOM FLAT. $50: IMMEDIATE
possession. 10 North Rowland Street.
Phone or call before g +. NJ. Madison
l7G0-J
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LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
with Or without table board All
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Business Opportunity

WANTED. AN IDEA! WHO CAN
think OF some simple thing to pat
cnt? Protect your ideas; they may
bring you wealth. Write for Need
ed Inventions" and How to Get Your
Patent and Your Money" RAN
DOLpH q CO, Patent Attorneys
washington. ID. c.
BAND SAWMILL FOR SALE IN EAST
crn North Carolina. with standing
timber. short leaf pine; both rail- ana
water shipments. Address y. q. PINE,
Box lG1, BurSaw. " c.
YOU HAVE $1,000. PERHAPS MORE
IDLE money. can give you 10 per
cent in monthly dividends ON that
iMoncy. u 522. care Times- Dispntch
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORtOI.K
Schedule In Eject December /. 1919
Leave Byrd street Station Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: 900 A. n, 800 p. NJ. si:i1
r. NJ
FOR LYNCHBURo AND THE WEST:
'6:l5 \. NJ. $3.50 4. NJ. $500 P. ri, $500 p. NJ
Arrive Richmord from Norfolk: sl1 20 A.
NJ. '6:35 p. NJ. 1880 p. NJ. From tho West:
NJ, 900 l.. NJ.
'Daily. ,Dnily except Sunday ssunday
only.
". 3. BEyILL. w. c. SAUNDERS
i. I; NJ. Roanoke. q. p A.. Roanoke
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