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New Britain herald., 1914-08-18
WILL PROTECT PRESIDENTS.

Tokio, Aug. IS, 9:45 D. m.-The for eign minister, Baron Takaaki kato, in a speech today said that if diplo- matic relations between Japan and Germany were broken off, German subjects choosing to reside in Japan would continue to receive protection to their lives and property so long as they obeyed the law.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-18
PlainVilIe News
tcontinued From Seventh Page.).

to attend the reunion of the Hotch- kiss family at Lake Compounce Thursday afternoon.
 Fred Derby has moved from East Main street to the Root house on Park street.
 Mrs. Adrian Smith of West Main street who was operated upon for ap- pendicitis at St. Franciss Hospital in Hartford Saturday, is reported to be resting comfortably.
 St. Joseph's cemetery on Farming ton avenue has recently been thoroughly renovated. The fence surrounding the cemetery has been painted and the grass plots have been cut and trimmed.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-18
HEAVY FIRING AT SEA.

Monterey, Cal, Aug. 1S.-Reports of heavy firing at sea were received late last night, said he heard can Captain Mcdonald of the steamer Frank H. Buck, which arrived here last last night, said he heard can nonading while off Pigeon Point, north of Santa Cruz.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-18
OBTAIN $6O,OOO .OOO ORDERS.

Paris, Aug. IS. 4:45 a. m.-Consid- ering that one of the best means of helping France is to assure her eco- homie life, the American chamber of commerce has obtained orders from
 America amounting to $6o,00o,oOo. which will enable the silk textile. dressmaking and kindred industries employing women to operate as usual.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-18

cities of Connecticut to negotiate a sale of bonds. Trusting that l may have the pleas ure of seeing you within the next week, I am
 Very truly yours,
 l.. s. STORRS, "Nice President"
New Britain herald., 1914-08-18
POPE'S CONDITION ALARMING.

London. Aug. Is, 12:22 p. m.-A despatch to the Daily Chronicle from Milan. Italy, says that the pope has high fever and his condition occasions serious alarm.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-18

General Manager Campbell. of the United Electric Light and Water company. has been in communication with Mayor Quisley and assures him that his intention is 10 give this city the best lighting possible.
New Britain herald., 1914-08-18

Emil Soderville, of 331 South Main street, complains that his son was badly bitten yesterday by d dog which belongs on Franklin street.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24

MT. l.. G. Fitzpatrick, prominent merchant and farmer of Colt, was minging with friends in town on busi- ness Wednesday, and gave us pleas ant call. He is optimistic. and says if they get any sort of season soon there will be very good crop of cot ton made.
 Editor ]. NJ. Dillon, of Wynne, was a business visitor in town Friday and a pleasant caller at The Times office. He is getting along Very nicely at Wynne, doing fairly good business and is very well satisfied with his prospec S. Glad to see you, old boy; call again.
 Miss Nelli- Murta and little Miss Elizabeth Williams, sister and neice. pectively, of Mrs, J. S E Cowan, and who had been spending couple of weeks delightfully."- with their re latives here, returned home Monday. greatly to the regret of the family and many friends.
 MT G. $. Rice, efficient manager of the Graham farm, was mingling with friends in town yesterday on business He says his crop is doing as well as can be expected, but that il is spotted, !" and is still optimistic. He gave us a pleasant call and has our thanks for renewal of subscription
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24

Mir Jimmie Scott has returned from his western trip, and is glad to be at home again. He made the rounds of the Texas and Oklahoma circuit, with MT. Beetch and his racing stable, and enjoyed it very much
 Special orders for any kind of Bak-. ry Products will be given prompt at tentlon by Frank Burkart, the Baker Phone Is. Evening Rolls, Bread | Golf Cake, Cakes, Pies, Doughnuts. Fruits and Confections fresh and nice daily
 | United States Game Warden, ". B. Viaart, of Little Rock, stopped over between trai Saturday on his way to Memphis. He paid us pleas ant visit, and interested number of friends by his talk on preservation of game.
 MT. c. D. Heyten, manager of the Niloak Pottery Company, of Benton, in which MT E. R Norton, formerly of this city, is interested was here yesterday to deliver carload of their wares to a number of merchants of this county.
 MT. Chas. Waterman, of Marianna, was in the city on business and ming | ling with relatives and friends yester day. He gave us pleasant call, and we were very glad to see him. He says he is getting along very nicely, and all are well.
 MT. aud Mrs A. c. Bridewell re. turned Tuesday morning from their visit to New York and other points Of interest in the East They had de- lightful outing, enjoyed every minute of their time, and have been cordially welcomed home.
 Miss Bessie Jones, who lad been visiting in the beautiful country home of Capt. John Edrdge and family for few days, returned to Riverside today, and was accompanied by Miss Mary Eldridge, who will visit with her for several days.
 Mir. w. H. Henson, efficient ac. countant at the Cotton Oil Mill, re turned yesterday after week spent in Fort Smith, Van Buren and other points. His good lady accompanied him and stopped over in Little Rock on their return and will remain a few days
 Tomorrow, Saturday, July p, is the date that MT. Curd, the efficient man ager of the Forrest City Saddlery, will give away that fine $50 saddle. An error was made in last week s Times in stating in one place that a So saddle would be given away The public understood this was an error we presume, as it had been previous | y advertised as a s50 saddle. We re gret the error but hope this will set the public right Remember tomor. row, $50 saddle will be given away.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24

MT. and Mrs E. R. Norton anC children, and Mrs Carrie R. Norton left yesterday in his auto for Benton. where the latter will visit for a brief season.
 The grape juice season finds ne With fresh supply of the celebrated Welch brand. Include bottle in your next order Lawrence, the grocer.
 Don't worry ard perspire over hot stove these hot days, when you can get your hot bread and rolls at th- Klon- Jyke B a kery. Phone lS Frank Burkart.
 LlN-ER-LAX tones up the system. stimulates the Liver to work in har. mony with the other organs. Guar anteed to give satisfaction At City Drug Store
 Miss Minnie Stafford, of Cherry Val ley, Miss, who had been the guest of MT and Mrs MIR. McCrary is visiting Miss Perle Kirk in her home on Pearce street, Memphis.
 After being delightfully."- entertained as the guests of MT. and Mrs. NJ. R. McCrary, Mrs. NJ. G. McCrary and Miss Perle Kirk have returned to their homes in Memphis.
 Miss Sarah Kaufman, of Clarksdale Mississippi a cousin of MT. l.. Bar. nett, arrived Wednesday on visit ana Is Charming guest in the pleas 4nt nOmp nf hnr olat
 Misses Mrytle and Iva Bet Whitten. ton, of Mariana, passed through this clty Sunday, enroute to Jackson. Tenn, where they will visit for sev. era weeks with relatives and friends. WA NTED-THE NAME AND AID.
 DRESS Of a lady wishing to stay at
 home and earn her own spending
 money. References exchanged. Ad.
 dress c. V. Hoke. Paragould, Ark.
 II you want to buy suit for sum. mer now is the time, and this is the place Suits on hand are being closed out at very lowest prices consist tent wlth quality. Sam Burd, the Tailor.
 If you want cheap groceries, ask for them: and if you want the best, just say tbe word. l have the cheapest and the best. and can please you either way. W, l. Lawrence Phone 24S.
 We are pleased to have a post card from MT. II. K. Becker It is dated at Stockholm, Sweden. and states that they will leave there for Copen- hagen, Denmark. They are enjoying their travels very much He says he hopes to see us real soon, meaning that they will return to this country in the near future Thanks for the remem brance.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24

MT. W. $. Thomas, of Democrat, was Tn town Friday, on his way home from Memphis via Marianna and the QUlN1NE Central k. R He has the distinction of holding more titles and being more kinds of good fellow at one and the same time than any personin the United States. He is mag istrate of Griggs, postmaster, school director road overseer, deacon in the church. authority on how to raise babies, poet Laureate of the township, is authority on the signs of the moon, IS about to buy an auto, and altogether Is one or the cleverest men in Arkan- SaS
 A fine l0-pound boy the very image of his handsome daddy, arrived at the happy home Of MT. and Mrs. Harry Thomas Wednesday morning Mother and son are getting along just fine, and Harry, well, he is just about the most delighted man you ever saw, and IS as proud as peacock They have about concluded to name the youngster James Sims, after his Grandfather Thomas We want to join in all the hearty congratulations and good wishes that have been offered by the host of friends Of the family, and our best wish is that the boy grow up to be as good man as his father,
 Rev. k l.. Wilson, the new pastor of the Presbyterian church, and his charming little family, have moved into the new home prepared for them at the corner of North Washington and Dillard streets, known as the Gwyn old homestead, and are very comfortably domiciled, the house hay ing been thoroughly renovated, re- modelled and greatly improved under the experienced supervision Of Mr. John Moore, the contractor. The Times extends a cordial welcome to Rev. Wilson and family, and hopes they will find their environments most pleasant, and this city very con- genial in every respect.
 We are very glad to have letter from Mrs. J. C. Million, nee Hattye Whitman, dated at Hot Springs, Ark ansas, on July 2lst. She left New York on Tuesday of last week, missed connection at Memphis, and went out to the Baptist Memorial Hospital to see her friend, Miss Marye York, who is there under treatment for appen- dicitis, and says she is recovering rapidly and will soon be we'll and ex- pected to return home in ten days. Miss Hattye" is suffering from rheu- matism and is in Hot Springs to take the baths and treatment. We hope she will soon be entirely restored, and that she will be able 10 stop in For rest City and see her many friends here before she returns East
 The merchants began closing their places of business at ' o'clock D. m. sharp on Monday. Ther~ was rumor that some parties were not keeping to their agreement, but this was satisfac- torily explained, and all are now keep ing to the letter of the agreement. This is as 1t should be. and it is com mendable in all to close at this hour, in order to give the men, who work hard during 10 or l2 hours of the day, a chance to rest and have a little re- creation during this strenuous wealth CT, which is very enervating. The people generally should encourage the early closing movement by doing their buying in the day time. The mer- chants and salesmen will certainly ap- preciate it very much and thank you heartily.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24
Malaria or ChiNs & Fever

Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially for MALARIA or CHillS d FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. IL acts on the liver better than Calomei and does not gripe or sicken. 2sc
 The Boa of Directors of Forrest City school District No ', met on July II, and elected the following teachers who were recommended hy Prof J NJ Weatherly: Miss Elizabeth Lee Curry and Miss Mai Davidson Also Fannie Greenee was elected to teach the cOlOred school.
 Mrs, W. L. Lawrence had the mis. fortune tO get finger cut almost off in an electric fan at the store last Friday, and has been kept at home on that account since. Mrs. Lawrence has the kindly sympathy of her friends in her misfortune. The wound was dressed immediately and sewed up and 1t is believed will soon be well.
 MT A Becker returned Saturday from Chicago where he had been on business and to accompany Mrs. Beck CT on her way to New York, where she will remain indefinitely, and until the return of her children, Miss Jean nette and MT II K. Becker from ahro d. MT Becker will ioin her in New York upon the return Of Kirke.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24

Buy your Saddlery now and get a chance on the $50 00 saddle that will be drawn from a box at Mr Narshall's picture show, on Saturday, July D, by the manager of Forrest City Saddlery w R. Curd.
 Misses Sarah and Lizzie Brady left yeste day for Franklin Warren Co. Ohio. 10 spend the remainder of the summer with relatives and friends. Ne wish these splendid ladies very pleasant vacation.
 Bear in mind that 1 am prepared tC do cleaning, pressing and repair work ot all kinds by the latest improved methods, and at the same price that you pay for the other kind. sam Burd, The Tailor
 Mrs. Julia Neneuil, of Dallas. whc had been such pleasant guest of her sister. Mrs NJ F. Rose, for several weeks, left Monday for her home, and was accompanied ny her charming niece, Miss Julia Rose.
 Misses Mary McDougal and Trecia Me Daniel, who had been spending several weeks in tie Normal at Fay etteville. returned home Saturday, greatly to the delight of their rela- tives and many friends.
 Attorney w. B. Mann, Of Mariana, was in town on business, visiting rela- tives and mingling with friends We'd nesday. He gave us pleasant call, and we are glad to note that Burke is looking and doing well.
 Her many friends will be very sorry to learn that Miss Lucy Williams is quite i'll at her home in this city with fever, and will join us in the hope that she m soon be entirely rest t0red to her usual good health
 Mrs Ira Woodfn, nee Pearl Ander- son, and lovely children, of Brinkley, are delightful guests of her foster pa rents, Hon. and Mrs Q. Rollwage, for few days Many old-time friends are delighted to welcome her.
 Mrs, John W. Alderson and beauti- full children, Louise and William, Jeff yesterday for Bristol and thence to Wise Court House, Virginia, on d visit of several weeks to h parents, and many friends made during former visits. We wish them very pleasant vacation and safe return
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24

See Lawrence for everything good ana fresh in groceries HeN make the price to suit you.
 FOR REIN OR SALE-On4 five room house in excellent neiphborhood Apply to Times office.
 MT. George SWartz went to Memnhis wednesday, on business and pleasure, ana will return 10 day.
 No need for calomel with its naose. atlng effects. LIN-ER.LAX is hapny in results. City Drug Store.
 See the improved Self-Filling Fountain Pen at The Newsstando the best we have ever shown.
 NIT. A. Emmons and family have moved into Attorney HarrelsoI, $ new house on North Forrest street.
 Wake up yoor liver. 4 lazy Liver brings on the worst Of diseases. Take LlN'ER.LAA now, At City Drug Store.
 WANTED-Nan 10 contract fo deaden and clear land for cultivation. lhe Crittenden Lum Der Co.,, Cri ten. den. Ark 117 3t The membership committee of the Wesley fible Glass requests that all members be present next sunday morning
 Mir. M N. Gaines has been quite i'll for several days with fever. bat is im- proving. We hope he will soon be quite restored.
 Specia or iers for any kind of Baker, goods will b. given prom [ attention by Frank Burkart klondvke Bakery, Phone IS
 Now is the time to think about Deering Mower or Rake. Yoa will find them at the FusselGraham-AI- derson Company's
 Mrs. W. B. Mann, Jr.. and Miss Pearl Mann Of Mariana, spent a week with relatives in the city, and return ed home yesterday.
 Mir Ernest D. Beck and family. of Mariana, spent Sunday very pleasant ly with his parents, MT, and Mrs Joe E, Beck, in this city.
 LOST-A Masonic pin, diamond
 shape, set with pearls and with safe
 ty catch. Return to James Gillian
 and receive reward. 7-l7-tf
 NIr. Carl Gustafson returned on Thursday of last week from a brief but very happy visit to relatives and friends at Joliet, Illinois.
 Mir, Calvin McMickles, who is en- ployed in the post office at Narianna, is spending two weeks vacation in this city and Little Rock
 MT. Percy Barker formerly of this city, but new of Memphis, Tenn, was in the city Monday, on business His friends were glad 10 see him
 LIy.ER-LAX is guaranteed to re- lieve troubles resulting from a disor- dered Liver. Pleasant to take and perfectly harmless City Drug Store.
 Col. B. D. Reilly, of St. Louis, ar rived Saturday from Little Rock and spent a day here very pleasantly with his particular friend MT. w $. Alley, resuming his journey home Sunday night, MT Reilly is very kindly re- membered by a number of friends here who were glad to see him.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24
FORREST CITy's PROGRESSIVE STORE

Mrs. M. Isaacs and son, Dr. Phi lsaacs, arrived in the city last week from Memphis, and will spend several weeks here. They are domicied in the lovely home of MT. and Mrs. A. Becker, over which Mrs. Isaacs is presiding during the absence of Mrs. Becker, in the East. Their many 1 friends are very glad to see them and have given them a very cordial well come.
 Misses Eva Chew and Marie and Rooney Upshaw, of Helena, are ex, pected to arrive tonight to attend a weekend house party with their cousin, Miss Georgia Merwin as host ess. Other guests are expected from Memphis this evening, and on Satur day evening the whole party will be guests of Miss Trecia Me Daniel at her
 lovely country home for six o'clock | dinner.
 l MT. E. F. Blair, who had been em. ployed in the job department of The Times for several months, resigned his situation with us and left Monday for Memphis where he will have simi. lar employment. We regret to lose MT. Blair, and believe he is a good man, but he has had a streak of hard luck, and was not satisfied 10 remain here longer. We wish him success in | his new place.
 Services of the Christian church were held last Sunday morning and night i'll the Odd Fellows hall, and were we'll attended. Rev $. w. Brown, pastor at Stuttgart, preached acceptably, and will probably return at an early date to hold services. He gave us a pleasant call Tuesday, and we were glad to meet him, and found | him pleasant and atfable gentleman whom 1t is a pleasure to know.
 Contracts have been let, made exca vations are being and material put or the ground for two brick store build ings on the Suggs lots adjoining Bon ner Brothers general merchandise store on Rosser street A large force Of men and teams are at work on the job, and it looks like business in that neighborhood These are valuable lots and go d business location, and we are glad 10 see these substantial buildings going up.
 MT c. C. Birkicht, agent of the Rock Island at this place, is taking a much needed and well earned vacation of couple of weeks, and left Wednes. day morning accompanied by his charming daughter, Miss Beatrice, for St Louis. MT. Q. Rogers, of Malvern, is in charge during Mir. Birkicht'- absence, and is a most genial and efficient gentleman and office man. We wish MT Birkicht and Miss Beatrice very happy vaca- tion, and extend very cordial well come to MT. Rogers.
 MT L. R. Grobmyer left Tuesday for Memphis, thence to Carrollton, Kentucky, his old home, in his car. He was accompanied by his son, MT. Albert Grobmyer, who acted as chau- feur for the party, and MT. A. ! Vac caro and son, Leo. They will be gone about three we ks, and after visiting relatives and friends in Carrollton for brief season, will go to Elkhart, h. diana, to mingle with old friends for awhile, and then return home. We wish our friends a very pleasant jour. ney and a safe return. Mrs A lbert Grobmyer has been visiting his rela- tives at CarrOllton for sometime, and may join the party on it's return home Master Louie Grobmyer also accom- panied the party.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24

s,,cp6 and Fourth Tatsdsy Nights in each month
 at Odd Fellows Hall. Al visiting brethren cordially invited
 and will be welcomed.
 A. l. STEVENS, Exalted Ruler.
 R. W. BENSON, Secretary. Se- Lawrence for Whippoorwill Peas See Weier for brick and concrete work.
 old magazines, 5c per copy at News stand
 Everything for picnic lunches at Lawrence's.
 Money to loan on improved farms. Taylor Knight & Co.,
 Fresh vegetables twice ,a-week at LawreDce's
 Ferndell brands, absolutely the best produced. at Lawrence's.
 Fresh Saratoga Potato Chips at Lawrences Phone 24S.
 LOST-A fountain pen. Return 10 Times office and be rewarded.
 For Taxi-Can Rodney Wylds at Shields Drug Store. Phone l9. Dor doses 666 will break any case of Fever or Chills Price, p cents. Mr Cuas Appsl, of Madison, was in the city Saturday on business or doses 666 will break any case Of Fever IT Chil!s. P, ice, D cents. Don't all come at once, have a lot of tine comb honey. c. w Kirby. Is your liver lazy: Llv-vER-LAX viii wake il up. Ask City Drug Store. Assessor John VI. Nichols was ming ling with friends in town "Wednesday City Drug Store knows about LEV ER-L4A. You need it for your Liver. MT. and Mrs. A. II. Jackson spent Monday in Memphis on usiness and shopping.
 Why not patronize hone industry? George Kirby has fine comb honey at all times.
 Delicious Saited Peanuts and SheDed Pecahs, fresh and fine. at Lawrence'S. Phone PAS.
 Repair Parts for Mowers and Rakes may be Lad of the Fussell-Graham- Alderson Company
 Mrs. W E Allen was quite i'll with oliloUs attack the first of the week, put Is mach better
 Mr George Rumage, of Bonneville. was geniaI bushes. and social visitor lh the city Monday.
 Seeded Raisins and Dates-kept on lce-nice and fresh, at Lawrence $ grocery Phone PAS. n. Evening Rolls, Fresh Bread. Cakes. res fruits, Confections, &c. may be Iao aaliy at the Klondyk- Bakery. ffsh" Burkart, Proprietor Phone ls Buy your saddlery now and get a snahce on the $50 % saddle that will oe ufa"n from box at MT Marshall's pleOure show, on Saturday. Julv25. by tne H manager n of Forrest City Saddlery.
The Forrest City times., 1914-07-24
ELKS LODGE NOTICE.

FORREST CITY LODGE, B. P. 0. ELKS No I2l9 Regular Meeting Nights s.tpud and Fourth TsssdsY Nights in each month at Odd Fellow Hall All visiting brethren cordially invited and will be welcomed
 A. L. STEVENS, Exalted Ruler.
 R. W. BENSON. Secretary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-15

But in tho last days 1t shall come
TO pass that the mountain Of the
house of the Lord shall be established
in the top OF the mountains, and IT
shall be exalted above the hills, and
people shall flow unto IT,
And many nations shall come, and
say. Come, and let us go up TO the
mountain of the Lord, and to the
house Of the God Of Jacob; and he
viii teach us of his ways, and we will
walk In hs paths: for the law shall
go forth Of Zion and the word OF the
Lord from Jerusalem.
And he shall judge among many
people, and rebuke strong nations
ar1r Oft and they shall beat their
swords into plowshares, and their
spears into pruning nation
shall not life up a sword against ma
tion. neither shall they learn war any
more
But they shall sit every man under
his vino and under his fig tree; and
none shall make them afraid: for the
mouth OF the Lord Of hosts hath
spoken It,
For all people will walk everyone
IN the name of his God. and We will
walk I'm the name Of the Lord our
God forever and ever
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-15
AS Good AS
Any
Better Than
Many

never make the church the poor peo-
Plies home" until the spirit of snob-
bishncss is banished from its pews
Your silk dress will do no harm If
the spirit Of a loving God shines
forth in your face. Let all find out
that people Of high and low degree
are really and truly on one common
level i'm the presence Of God, and you
will find not only an increase In at
tendance, but an increase In the
spiritual strength. As long as you
are looking mainly for human APP
probation, don't look for a divine
blessing. Coz yourself right with
God, lay down your pride and hum
bly, seek His blessing. "Be not de-
Cciycd. God is not mocked."