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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-30
DEo oPTIMo MAKING
MARIAE SUB TITULo DEIPARAE
VIRGINI SINE LARE CONcEPTAE

MARIAE TTULo DEIPARAE
VIRGINI SINE LABE CoNcEPTAE
DICANDI MATRALIS
URBEM oRNATURI MINNEAPOLTANAM
sAcER LAPIs PRMIGENIUs
PRIDE KALENDAS
A. D. McMVII.
RITE FUIT
Good.
Mother Of God
tined to ado the City of Minneapolis laid
first day OF May in the of Our Lord 1908
INSCRIPTION WESTERLY CORNERSTONE.
MDcLxxx LUDoVcUs HENNEPIN cHRIsTINAE FIDEI AN
TEsIGNANUs REeoNEs vEsTGIo HUMANoR PER-
LUSTRANS AQUAS
CONSTITUTE AToUE NoMINE
AMPLIssMUM sPLENDIDE MATURUT
bearer Of the faith whilst regions hitherto
the city Of the future and adorned them with sanity transmitted
the of history
In goriously
fcant ernnle.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-05-30

Archbishop John Ireland,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
I take great pleasure In sending my
best wishes on the occasion of the
laying of the cornerstone of the mag
nificent Pro-Cathedral which is to
adorn the city of Minneapolis, a city
whose growth in all ways is matter
of just national pride.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11

In the two.reel feature, THE
Gangster and the Girl. which comes
to the Star theater today, the Kay
Bee Company offer a thrilling story
OF life in the slums and detective
work combined. Briefly, it is the
romance of a young detective who
has been sent out to capture u
band of crooks and falls in love with
a young gir who had receive a sen
tence for shop-lifting but who was
rescued. There is a thrilling fight
and all ends as good pictures should
with a moral. The Kay+Bee cast in-
cludes Elizabeth Burbridge, Arthur
L. Jarrett, Charles Ray and Mar
garet Thompson. "On the Border
is an exciting Mexican story OF
army life. with all the romance and
adventure one would care to see.
This includes these Reliance play
ers, Irene Hunt, Eugene Palette and
Frank Bennett, and Princess pre-
scnts one of its usual high class
dramas, Her Duty" This week
The Battle of the Sexes" will be
seen at the Star theater 1t is the
big feature you have been waiting
for SO long to see. 1t is running
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11
NEW CENTRAL THEATER

The friends OF Arthur Johnson
and Lottie Briscoe will have an op-
portunity of seeing them in one OF
the best two reel specials that
Lubin has ever made "A Man
With a Future which comes to tho
New Central today. and is pro-
nounced by critics to be even
stronger in dramatic intensity than
the well known play, The Man Of
the Hour" There are other fea-
lures aside from this one on the
same program, however, for pretty
Ruth Roland of the Kalem Com
pany is featured in a new comedy
Don't Monkey with the Buzz Saw.
q roar from start To finish. while
May Abbey of the Edison company
has star part in "A Change OF
Business" merry comedy from
those players. Tomorrow the big
feature will be the two reel Es-
sanay thriller. THE Auto Bucca-
reers," featuring Francis X Bush
man. and on Thursday cQE.es little
Mary Pickford in the five reel sps
ciai The Eagles Mate"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11
ROYAL THEATER

Before we announce today's pro-
gram, we wish to call attention to
the fact that on Wednesday tho
first European war pictures will be
shown at the Royal Every motion
picture thcater has been striving for
the first picture of this war. The
Royal has them for Wednesday,
showing the mobilization of the
Servian, German and Russian troops,
Great Britain's magnificent navy,
and the panicky scenes on Wall
street. Remember, Wednesday.
Today Kline sends a timely two
reel feature, "WIhen War Threat
ems" 1t is right in line with the
warlike activities in Europe today
and you will relish this picture.
The Chief of Police" a Kalem
comedy drama, and the Hearst-Selig
Weekly complete today's offering.
In the weekly will be shown the first
authentic pictures OF the flight Of
Victoriano Huerta. the pig headed
president OF Mexico, the information
al polo games, and many other in
terestng events of the day.
Remember the European war pic
lures Wednesday.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11
A SIMPLE WAY TO
REDUCE WRl NKLES

Remember that wrinkles and baggi-
ness of cheek. or chin are due to the
muscular tissue losing its strength
and shrinking. The skin is then too
large in area to fit such tissue
smoothly. 1t wrinkles or says
TO remedy this condition, there's
nothing so effective. so quick-acting,
as a simple and harmless wash lotion
easily made a taome Get an ounce
OF powdered saNolite at your drug
gist's, and a half pint witch hazel,
mix the two and battle your face in
the liquid. This at once tightens the
skin and solidifies the underlying tbs.
sue-which. OF course, smooths out
the lines and draws in the saggine
skin. II also stimulates ircu'atlon
bringing a feeling OF freshness and
! smugness to tride face.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11
Cte CbeaferS


Lyric patrons are agreed that nj
better singer Of popular and classic
songs has been heard in Not Springs
than Peter J Smith. late soloist
with Pryor's band, who is appearing
in a daily sons review at this popu-
lar thcater smiths magnificent
baritone voice and his training
While with one of the most cele-
brated bands in America, has made
him a marvel of song. Hear him to.
day
William Shea and a splendid cast
OF Imp players will be seen today IN
the beautiful drama, when the
Heart calls 1t is a drama of to-
day and brings to the front the fact
that romance in real life is not yet
dead.
In the Days OF Old, an Eelair
drama that will recall the happy
days Of childhood, is a sure winner,
and His Merry Widow a Powers
comedy, that contains a giggle or a
laugh every second, completes the
program.
Watch the newspapers for THE
Trey o Hearts" at the Lyric soon.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11
I'LL TREATMENT OF
GERMANS In FRANCE
GERMAN PRESS ALLEGES GER
MAN SUBJECTS HAVE BEEN
INSULTED AND ROBBED.

Berlin, via London, Aug 10.-The
Nord Deutsche Algemeire Zeitung
gives long recital of the i'll treat
meat OF Germans living in. Paris,
Since the end of July, says the pa
per, they have been insulted in the
streets and have had to ask for po-
lice protection, which has been af-
forded reluctantly. Even the rail
ways refused to accept their luggage
As a result hundreds of Germans
sought asylum In the embassy and
consulate.
After mobilization the paper
charges, German hotels. restaurants.
shops and residences were pillagcd
and wrecked while the police stood
idly by Many Germans were dis.
missed from their employment with
out their wages being paid, and per
secutions of every kind were indu g
ed in. Germans living in the sub
u1bs were subjected to the same
treatment.
AS a result of the energetic inter
NtNiiDU bi tHt dlIhdnnduDts elN tii'H-
sand Germans were assisted TO leave
France, while others without homes
were accommodated in the schools.
The ambassador was himself preseG~
when the rupture between the two
governments was announced and was
obliged to ask for police protection
until he left Paris, according TO the
report
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11
Not So ssranne After All.

You may think it strange that So
many people are cured of stomach
trouble by Chamberlain's Tablets
You would not however, if you should
give them a trial. They strengthen
and invigorate the stomach and
enable it to perform It's fuctions natu-
rally. Mrs. Rosie IRISH, Wabash Ind,
writes, Nothing did me the least
good until began using Chamber
lain's Tablets. u Is decidedly the
best medicine for stomach trouble l
have ever used" For sale by all
dealers.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11

this week in Little Rock and is max
ing a great hit.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11
The Twenty Year Test.

"Somc twenty years ago used
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy" writes Geo. w
Brock, publisher OF the Enterprise,
Aberdeen, Md. Il discovered that il
was quick and safe cure for diay.
rhoea. Since then no one can sell me
anything said to be lust as good.
During all these years have used it
and recommended il many times, AMI
il has never disappointed anyone
For sale by all dealers.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11
sentIne-Record Want Ads. Get Results
ST. JOHNS ICE CREAM SOCIAL.

St Johns parish Will give an ice
cream and cake social on the lawn
of the residence of Mrs Massie 1912
Central avenue, this evening, Tues
day, August II. A large number Of
st Johns workers are hus'lins TO
make this affair the greatest success
of the season Let every member of
ST. Joha's do something and b. tPer
presence there this evening aelp
along the good work.
Ice cream and cake all you wan,
of it, to be sold for Is cents. All
we come.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11
DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE
oAKLAWN MINERAL WELL

Two blocks west of Oaklawn Race
Track This water is noted for its
cures OF Liver, Kidney Bladder and
Stomach troubles Constipation and
Eczema. Delivered daily in 10 Ca
lon Bottles. $100 per week. If you
have Kidney Trouble, Eczema or
stomach Trouble, be sure and try it.
Phone 1876.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11
MUST CUT WEEDS.

The police department will lend its
assistance to the Civic Club in the
enforcement of the law as against
those who fail or refuse to cut the
weeds on their premises by the 18th
day of August Ample warning hay-
ing been giyel, the club will invoke
the aid of the law after that date Tor
the removal of the weeds from the
lots Of the city
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11
ArlingfOnE>a0teI dndbatbS
ON I. s AMERICAN
AMERICAN Fla,
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
ON U. s. EsERVATIoN.

modern convenience for the comfort and pleasure of
highest type of PATRONAGE Beautiful lobby
IOrs, writing and parOr and rest room over
looking Reservation Park Every hall of each floor
Park by steel bridges. S5OOOO
pended the in completely rebuilding and
furnishing the Bath House installing every modern faci
ity for the perfect administering of the mineral
terS including complete interchangeable system and
automatic heating and ventiang. Private elevator ser
the baths used exclusively for the
batherS.
M
A. C Pres
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-08-11

II you want to borrow money on
the building and loan plan. whore You
can pay interest and principal by the
month, see w. S. Sorrells, secretary,
625 Central Ave, 7-5-1mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06
Tortieuer itbrre &efienbtgjprelie.
,Mere hltr6e blipe ifrepet oy be-

Tortiener itprre &efienbtgjprelie.
Deere bltroe blipe ifrepet oy BE-
fienotgiort," ffriper 5ru @brtlttne
Siege fra glfbor, Sa1o., uom 81. @e-
tiers aarrifo, 90 Sen pisfelig fortiener
BET. On Come / NIT 0snbolag bapoe
liot / oper trebiipe Mar al ct Mape.
onoe. @1n baboe tdbt alt @anb ON
at blibe friif. Set lptfeoes mig til
fi0dt at %oberbebiie Denfoe ON, at ba1t1
H1roe foripge @lbrifo. &an1 giorbe
bn, og get forltn6erlige er, at bum
fafteoe op og ltotg11tte a6 ,natlrrIig
Sci Ell ~eienbomnelig ,16ieenoe Cub.
tnns. Dete iDntes at giue benhe
% til fin Sorbalfelf bleb
bum mart f1llbitanoig fritz og bar
.pnrst Set bele Giiben iioen."
Sci bil6e bare s1 banifelig 9iitg
at forfInre, B9~porlebes en- meeoicim Ino
miIb &orafftter Tom @atrih fa11
~uembringe lao rnoitaIe IRget1oe MRe-,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06
0ronning Mleranoras tpife smpffer.

Sglaa / Gnglano bur Ss5%trobpgger=
nc t SiSle Gage u0piit ct pornnt %
offenbilligt 6eorelonoSiino. Migtig-
NOT er Sc fleite @aber i1uotommet /
Jorm at 4ontanter, men enfelte bar
ogiaa ifianfet 6eres 5mpffer til
Srrotngt for GoIbaternes efterldote.
Hlo11ot oisie er gnfeoron,,i1,g Mler=
atroro. Ga &rigen BRIO uo, lam-
leoe bi1 oem al fine 5mpffer lam-
11e'1, fom batn / 9i6ens Sob bar faaet
fra Spiflonb> og ien6te 6em til 2oro-
moDoren al 2onbon mes f6Iqenbe
@reb:
Soar ieg / 9ag lender De1n sis
1e S1npffer, er set life, foroi leg
life lGtter Eris paa 0e1n, eller paa
De Ner1o 1er, lom bor foreret mig
oem. Men SmDffer>n bleb qiut
mig for at gere mig cit @l9oe, bite
England Spmarfiombe5, % Sc bill
"a ferit opfDl6e, oeres 8eltemmelie,
1!!our Sc fa1 lin6re Mp6 Ma,not Grg~
LAMBS M10bpggere."
Sc af g'rfcoronningen ifanfeoe
5mpffer reprufa1terer en- @nrDt al
burr0reoe 1ldlino @roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06

H..hE. -tEZE.e-. #EHlaat#H ..aEEyl.sH
monlen, Sgnoerborg, oeo. &ufar
@nitab Maoien, Grintrup, let inaret.
SER. Magnus 5teffens, &ragebpl,
let iaaret. 9ioner Sons glauim,
Sperie, 6gb.
S Marinens Eqbsliiter finbes
f%plgenoe Napne poa Morollespigere:
Matros / &ei. Neter SEMEN, @fel-
le, let iaaret. Spermntros / Mei.
Eeter 9asien, @is, baorot lanret.
Spermatros l. &ei. Sprgm Sperien,
+Sfelle Marf, baarot iaaret. Ober=
n1atros | &ei. &enrif @aloemar
2ejtfirfebp, baar0t louret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06
en aOoariel
&ariierblaoct .2e 3emps" lfri

Nariierblaoct r&e 3e1nps" jfri=
Der:
M 6ranife far / oe lio1e tppe,
Nar 1poitrpet bort @ul6 oper olle
Geroens 2an6e; beri bar pi lite
banolet felt tlogt, men bpller life
belt ufornuftigt, tbi / arigstio pil
Herterne al bore milliaroer, an
bragt | De ne1trale &anbe, pure en-
1ifter og goo S1otegt.
Non en- 9etingel1e forre1ten, 11em=
Zig at De @anoe, ion hi bar laont
oone Fenge, at oe '6oretogenoer, iom
er hgget op for bore @enge, life MT
I oisle Eiber be1pttes til at ltptte
bore SLENDER.
9btS Der / Mor6e1 eller unoet
steos fpnoes Mationer, lom benpt-
ter eller tilla6er benpttet Sen SIRE
DIT, bi bar poet Iorrn al aoan, til
at btltaa Spiferme me6 at fobrifere
De Eoa6en og De sprangitoffer, iom
oisie Gage 6rnber bore Genner
pon S1ogmarferne, bill Der blibe al
borltge Hegnifaber at gpre op, 1oar
Sreoen en- Gong flutes.
ga bill 6runfrig neppe glenr,ue
at fraoe fire &re0itorer til Meg1~
fob Tor oct 8rug, iom er gjort al
Fengere, og bliper Set 90 s%ootgiort,
at &enge1e bar baret br1,gt moo
Jra11frtg UNDER &rigen, lful iuqel1
pfagt binorc os ira - flo9e al @fa-
De at tage Sc forneone Jor=
holosregler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06

= #3EHE L.-g- E#.FAE@ff
Fultoter. Get maa for en- flor Gel
llgge i oenS pioparoerlige renie1roe
e'pne;; men bpoo set eno er, eller
boort oct emo ligger, iaa ipnes .oen at
glere Mrbeioet og 11liinoer far be-
pi0net bette.
Or. Neters ,&u1ito er life Cit Mpo-
tbefer3Dfeoicin, men ct iinupelt tics
prepet l1rteniooel, iom foripnns Ml-
menbeoen hirefte fra 2aboraboriet.
strto til Or. @eter gabrnep &
Sons So, 1876 90. @opne Mue.,
Chicago, SIl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06
Bbne / Dann1ark.
noenfor ajsbenbapm:

Ssorg: 29rer Nielielt. Nle-
felt: &arcelliit @eter gsiel=
len. @ersbpigaapo: Jrf. SSou sln-
6reie n. 8oier1lp:: gfopleber Gbr.
Mielie1r. S%aonepeile: Murermel tier
S. S. @aniens @aritr1. Mdaibblle:
9psiemoger Ml1guit Senlens Gnfe.
Mafirfebp: &ilbelm 2inbs @lrltrl1.
9jernegaar6: @ermm @ofoeo. 0her=
ie:: Malermefter g. g. Mn6eriens
Gnfe. Mar9retbe 2arian. Mnbp-
llupo: Getera1t, fbo. &mper Sans
&anien. 9l1teo: @on1e @renllerb
@trfum: 2ors 2arien &imge: g
G%briitenien @1elIer). Sfrgbesbabe
SfrGooer g. 9inobar0fien. Sorte.
bro: Slogter 6. sc. &ieritein. @ge-
berg: 6bb. @aar6eier @ifolni SC
Trom. Treoericia: @ntepaltorinbs
Morie 'Stablicbmiot. &oloing: M}u:
rermeiter Sobmnes 8eterie lent. $500.
iil6: Jr. g. Spart. Serleb: Gbb
Baaroeier Eeter Slien. @orlens;
&ogbanoler' STR. @%enricb1en1. Mar:
bus: &enrif 8. &bolbp. @grtlern1e
lter 81. G%brtltenienS @nfe. gnfe Sen.
tine @ucb. Slmffi11e Scbmart5. @a1,
6ers:: g1lfe Masmine 8l1rlcbe. E6m
rermelter s. 6enriflens &lrltrn. q
mgllenbergs @a1ltr1t. @nfe Moo.
fine Sobberl1p. &%nitbierg:: Mrb. gfns=
nrts Mielien. Malborg: 8obI Sos
ie1. &uretbmoger S. g. @mien
@i6rring: &reatmrbm1oler geiels 81.
ltrup. Treberifsbapn: Mnlro Mtel.
ie1. Gnge6al: @lant6r q. s.. Be-
oerien. @eftng: Tbb. 9parefasiebe=
1tprer q. g. 2pn1te. Staoil: Goaro,
ejer Sobarrnes Mpgoarb. Stocf=
bolm: sSr1t @lito 8np. @illereo:
@atseier Safob @amleu @ollterblts
9eiels Neteri en. Mitr1up:: @aronesie
90. u. 2ot5becf. Sarfebina: STU.
N%arcellilt 81. Masml1s ler. Npfg-
bling u. s.: S1ulie 8ecf. 5penD=
borg: 6bp. M6ller Miels SSenien.
Msiels: TpbqfsUabrifa1t s. @lm=
6erlen. Mio6elfart:: .@gren g. Mlpr=
tenlen. &ol6ing: E61nmerbmrbler
81. Sen1en. @eile:: @l1sejer g. SsSel1=
len. @oriens: Sre6fermeiter, @ete-
ran S. g.. Senfen. &iebmano Mi=
oolai Manbl er. M1alemelt tier g. Meel=
[ers gnfe. Murbl1s: Slogterme1 itter
8. 2ariens @nfe. @ieoltrup: Tbp.
@aar6eier, &eteron s. g. @eterien.
Mesballe: Gbb. Mnoerien. @renaa:
&arreosfogeb S. @ogeIilrs's @1titru.
Manoers: @roslerer s.. Sffipper. SD=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scbol1s @11fe. @aitz
r1tp:: @oorejer 81. 81. Ne0erien.
Mariager: Nal1Itne Mielle n. QlM-
borg: @lie Bneberifien. g6Srrei 1tt0<
,6p: glpiro GbrHtenien. Mpfgbi1g
p. &C.: @iriten Maofen. &oo0lrm:
Singer @illerien. l&ellingie: meje-
rift IS. $. @robbes &uitr11. @ar6k
nasltron6: 8eterm Sens Mn0erfm.
Mitoom: MieIs @mf. Miincbem::
gonglGrer 8. s. Egrsleff.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06

Jalif @iistanfe. Serren (til fin
sfplomer). Set er 90 .Iiot for frafftt.
He ifrlber mig en- masie &errge og
iaa fer jeg Sem igaar iiooe / en- fin
@|tol1rm1t og ipiie apllinger og
oritfe Champagne"
Sfploneren: nDe font 6a bel dIoria
tro, at jeg - bar hetalt hH?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06
3uux,lh.

8rano. Sra Molbong meolosIes:
MalIe Meblle meb tiIbgret1bc MgI=
legaar6 beo 2dgiter Ct neobra1rot.
1sss1ttet Geoenoe inoebr9ttoote, bpor.
Iiinuoo S11tofboet brel1ok.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06

@alant. On eIore Grpfen: raanI,
! . aar bor leg lept fer poo Ben,
ne iDn0ige SScro."
&erroes @orotoboIler: .Spor bnr
Srsfenen 90 opbolot iig ben eurige
Sii11?n #s5Is
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06
Kj1hrxha1,1.

Esgs1E { e1rre.8onIebarb inbbegnet: ghl ct
Stpfh al Boaileparoerte,
l,i|l 8ganen ftnI goo, 5traffnii1rgen
|sallsILl6m @pl0enIeoessgooe % Mbble7
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06
@frSr.

DEMONSTRATING. Mrfiteft g. So
cob e1 n 0oe1tie er laoonaput til gftiiio-
Der q DIG. ..s.=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-06

TIL SALGS:. En- fin. jzvn Kvartsektion
Land mar Diet bedste Land Il Kearnev 60
Kansas,7 Mil nord for Lakin County.Sade
so PR Acre ON eolgt f6r /. Nov. Derefter
SIS pr: Acre: N.FERGUSON, 8sa AZ: Col
sleEe Ave. Staee co1esge,Center Co.., Pa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-13
  Novelties

We have a most beautiful line of Rhinestone Hairpins, Shoe Buckles, and Bar rettes. The very latest showing of Hat Pins in pairs and singly. Sautoir Ribbons, Monocles and sill yer Vanity Chains with stone settings.
 K. H. StearnS & Co.
 Jewellers and Opticians.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-13
WILL NOT DELAY LIQUOR HEARING Will Commence March IT, If Interested Parties
 Wis 1t SAYS COUNTY JUDGE.
Reports Ire That Liquor Petitioners Do Not Favor Waiting for Supreme
 Court Decision on Law.

While it would without doubt re- lieve me of having to enter into an- other hearing in the event the Su- preme Court should hold the Going the hearing of the petition here on March IT, if it is the desire of those interested in the matter to do so.
 Furthermore, l propose to have this hearing finished as soon as possi- ble, with due fairness, to all, how ever.'
 This in substance was the state- ment made yesterday aIi "aoon by County Judge C. M. Philpo.. In view of the fact that the constitutionality of the Going Act is now matter for the Supreme Court to pass upon, and it is expected that decision will be reached in the course of the next few days. or about March 30, there har been rumor gaining current that the Pine Bluff hearing on the liquor petition would be laid over until after the Supreme Court decision. While there has been no official an- nouncement made to that effect, 1t is said that the liquor petitioners are not wishing to create any further de- lay, and will insist that the matter be entered into at once. If the day of the decision on the part were but a day or so off from the time that the hearing is to be taken up, on next Tuesday before the County Court, it is probable that there would be no objection to the delay of day or so, but there is not wish on the part of some that the case be laid over for matter of nearly two weeks at least
 The decision which is now in the hands of the Supreme Court will be watched with great interest in this city, and from all angles. If the act is held to be unconstitutional 1t will mean that the liquor petitioners can go before the county judge as former ly and ask for an issuance of li- censes. On the other hand, if the law is held to be valid, it will mean that the hearing will have to be gone through with under the provisions of the law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-13
CONFERENCE HELD
 ABOUT RAILWAY w. J. Miller Said to Want to Amend His Former
 Contract.
OF TWO YEARS AGO.
Action on His Part Is to Build to Searcy and Connect With M. <
 N. t., Also Rock Island.

At meeting of the Chamber ol Commerce and the officials of the Pine Bluff & Northern Railroad held yesterday morning, proposition to amend contract made two years ago by the Chamber of Commerce was submitted to the board of trus- tees by w. J.. Miller, president, of Lamar, Mo-, and C. P. Harnwell, sec retary, of Little Rock
 Although nothing definite could be learned, it is understood that Mir. Miller now wants to build his road to Searcy, instead of tapping the Rock Island at a point in Lonoke, which is a provision in the old contract.
 Under the new proposition the pro- posed road would connect with the Missouri and North Arkansas rail road at Searcy, and with the Rock ls- land at point unknown.
 The only action taken by the com mittee was in referring the propo- sition to the trustees.
 Under the contract between the Chamber of Commerce and Mir Miller, which was made over two years ago, it was agreed to pay hin cash bonus of $50000 and furnish z right of way through this count; do nate a sit for shops and switching yards and depot, and a contract tha the Jefferson count free bridge be used. MT. Miller's part of the con- tract was to build an doperate a line connecting with the Rock Island in Lonoke county. The $50,000 was to be paid him as soon as the road was in operation.
 Because of the litigation over the free bridge no agreement was ever reached, concerning the route for en- tering the city limits. At that time considerable interest was aroused in the proposition and the Chamber of Commerce secured $50,000 in sub scriptions.