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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03

the government was justified in en-
petition. and spoke OF the failure at
Suvla bay as the most disastrous OF
the war
A Recspltuiation.
Premier Asquith's speech was a
recaDitulation Of what the govern.
eminent had accomplished In the past
year in organizing a great army. He
SAID that the gigantic overseas opera
tons-the work OF the navy in trans
porting trOOps-had been carried on
with loss Of life considerably less
than one-tenth Of one per cent OF the
men engaged; that the great German
heet did not dare 20 show its face
where u could be attacked: that the
Germans had not gained a foot OF
ground In tho west since April.
He revealed that Premier VenizeIos
OF Greece had agreed 10 mobilize the
creek arm IN Great Britain and France
together furnished $50. 900 men. and
explained that any delay In going 10
the rescue Of Servia was due to the
Deiet that Greece would live up 10
her treaty obligations toward her
nefRhbor.
on the vital question Of compuision.
Premier Asquith expressed optimism
mat Lord Derby's scheme for recruit.
Ing would succeed. and said he was
opposed 10 cOmpuision because ~
would endanDr national unity. bur
Was ready 70 adopt srN-e form Of com.
puision N the voluntary enlistment
system failed
Reviewing the work Of British sub.
marines in the Turkish Campaign the
premier said that IN the sea of Mar.
mora they had sunk Or DAMAGED two
battiesmps. i've gurboats. one torpedo
boat eight transports and 197 supply
ships.
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HE TALKS ABOUT
ADVERTISING
RENFRow CONSERVATIVE ABOUT
ADVERTISING SOME ARE TOO
STRONG he SAYS.
EACH STATEMENT PUBLISHED
SELECTED BECAUSE HUNDRED
SIMILAR ONES PROVE IT.

The strongest evidence In the world
that a medicine II all that IL claimed
for II Is the recommendation OF your
neighbors. and shortly after -Ianlac
was introduced IN Cincinnati. the tes-
timonials OF local people benefited be
gan to pour In and many were pub
hshed. The following from Clifford
l.. Vance, residing at 27i7h Harris
Ave. Norwood. Is one OF the many
published in the TimeSSfar during the
Introduction OF Tanlac. He says:
MY blood has been In a very bad
condition for years and have used AZ
least a dozen remedies In ths-vain
hope that would be benefited. Ny
stomach also caused me much trouble
was unable TO partake OF even the
lightest foods with any degree of sat
isfaction, because dreaded the after.
effects.
/ have now used one bottle OF Tan
lac and am on my second bottle. D
cannot help but notice the remarkable
Improvement in my condition. The
pimples which literally covered my
face and body are fast disappearing
feel much better and stronger in
every way. The stomach trouble has
been materially benefited. Tanlac mas
surely accomplished something for me
that many medicines failed to do"
Tanlac is proving equally as bene-
1cial in hundreds OF other cases IN
Cincinnati similar to Mr.. Vance's. II
IL especially good for stomach, liver
and kidney trouble. rheumatism. nerv.
Gus debility, defective circulation,
pallid complexion. poor appetite,
sleeplessness. the after effects of hard
coughs and colds and catarrhal trou-
bles.
l. f. Renfrow. the personal repre-
sentative OF l.. T. Cooper, now per
sonally supervising the introduction
here OF Tanlac, through the Drug
Store OF c. II. Griest & Co. 1l25
Market St. Is especially capable and
well Informed upon subjects pertain
Ing 70 stomach. kidney OF liver all.
ments have been in the drug business
himself for over twenty years. He
says: People here are rapidly being
convinced that Tanlac Is an excep.
uonal remedy for troubles OF this sort.
and hundreds have already procured
-bottle. Several already have re-
marked upon noticeable improvements
IN their conditions, and undoubtedly
many Will permit the use OF their
'HSNaA - IADNt 70 DC an eXGtD-
uonal remedy in their case. One local
lady evidently getting extraordinarily
speedy results wrote yesterday a glow.
ing tribute to Tanlac. really too strong
l thought myself but whenever these
are received II is my duty TO forward
them TO the advertising department
Tor such use a. they see 1T. Many of
course are not used and even when
selected as typifying a particular con-
dltion arising from stomach. kidney
or liver ailments among hundreds or
IN some cases thousands similar, Il
takes some time for them TO be pre- I
pared and forwarded to the news
papers In the city from which II
comes. Local testimonials will shortly /
appear. am informed. and when they
are published / am certain all now /
doubling will be convinced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
VESSEL WRECKED,
FIFTEEN LOST

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. AT least
fifteen lives were lost today when the
Northern Pacific steamship company's
steamer Santa Clara was wrecked on
the south Jetty rocks in Coos Bay.
oregon. The owners of the vessel
here received this information tonight.
Among the known dead in the wreck
Is Captain Lefsted OF Portland.
The Santa Clara carried IS passen-
gers and crew OF "a. Several women
and children were aboard but their
fate was unknown.
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NEW HERBAL BALM
MAKES uFE WORTH WHILE
F0R SKIN SUFFERERS

one VII have to admit tho fr-f that
mo aboriaines were uuunarfuIIv QUO.
reaHfuI lu krrulrr down aHIr ffrHaal.f
a study ~ fHe rkln IIrnrHss 4r..rr fEr
Nfapnhora ~ uufT. SHOWS tHnf fHr
frfba usef halaarn. obtained from the
trees in fnnf VirInlfV nr hrnuHHf 10 them
from frf coast Indians Witch Produced
wonderful results fn uhaf IH SHOWN 81
aoanlea Or Itch and also uraulrr errarn1.
rrENNh haa thlH Ingredient ln DO anH
fta results have been u1udfrfuf
Try THE wrnferfrI na.r HrrEaf sfIn
balm. Auulv JENNA f1 Trranrn. Oh aIH
rruniug aorsa. ~ ier ulcers. f1 rInr.
worm. piles m aII nlrmlrnre rrf erfrs
r0ra - ne afin. Dr. uurfnra anI rraI
10 aEin disease can live where VENfh
o. used
we are the only frrrrIrfa d. ffIr
Town from wton WFNtlh fhr rrfa.
e H OHfFgT A. 60
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-th famous
Wondelrs Ambition Puls-that win
put vig0r. vim and vitality into nerv.
Gus. tired out. allin. deapondont
people In a few days
Anyone can buy a box Tor only 90
cents, and John Coleman co. iB 60
thoriErd by tho maker to refund the
purchase price if anyone is diFaatis.
hrd with The fret box purchased
Thousands praise them Tor general
debility. nervous proFtrafion. mental
depression and uuafrunE nerves
caused by over lnduircnce in alcohol.
tobacco. or ovorwork o. any kind
As brain food or FOR auy afnic.
ton RI the nervous system. Wendelt'a
Ambition PillH are unsurpassed. while
for hystcria. trembling and nouralas-
they are simply splendid Fifty eeuta
no John Coleman Co and dealers
everywhere Mail orders nucd. charges
prepaid by Wendell pharmacni 90
inc. eyucu.c. n. s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
BELMONT COUNTY
STRETURNS
SHOW THAT DRY AnrEHDMEnr HAS
CARRIED ny HANDSOME
MAJORITY.


At $40 o'clock this morning. returns
received from 50 precincts out OF SO in
Belmont county. show that the total
vote on the prohibition amendment IL
b.sls for. and 4.77f against or a ma
lority OF 1lOj for the "drys." Indica-
tiOns are that all OF the other amend
ments have been defeated by large ma
lorittes, although ngu--s on them can
haroly be expected before noon to-day.
returns were exceedingly slow com
ing IN. and Judges and clerks are stu
counting the result OF yesterdays cleo
ton. with no hope Of relief until late
to-day. In some OF the districts nine
separate ballots were submitted 70 the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
ASQUITH
tcoBtiausa rTom - 10

tOrney general, was listened 20 With
81 az kfeat attention a. vac Mr.
Asquifh with the expectation that he
would throw more light on the rea-
sons for his resignation Those who
awaited his explanation we're not de
appointed
Sir Edward declared that tho cab
inets slowness IN deciding upon the
policy of aiding Servia vas the main
-easOn for disarreement He asserted
that tho county was anxious to know
WHISTLER IT, resources OF man and ma
Lerials were being used 10 The best al
yautage. re described the cabinet a.
r. machine utterly incapable 10 carry.
ing on wa Re questioned whether
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
HEocH oARvER 1oNoHED.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. "A
hieilorlai was recorded today by the
stAte militia honoring the memory OF
VIC Latc Colonel Enoch Sarvcr. who had
esrked with the ran OF colonel on the
etaHs ot ,s"Nef nors Dawson. vs.. r. Glass
~ ana II ID. Hatfield. he was daputv
sldle mine inspector al the time on bis
neAth ana Formerly was one OF the Lead
~ coal operators Of southern West Vir-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
100 BARREL WELL

CHARLESTON. W. We Not
The OConuel on Company has drilled
into The Weir fand fs well no If
on the Goshorn heirs tract of lF0
acres on blackberry run. Knnawha
county and har o. 100 barrel producer
accorfina 90 official reports received
here 'oday This On fho h.NFosf strike
'n knnHuhH county lu several months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
LUwBER co. CHARTERED

CUABLEsTON. W va Nov
The Arrow Lumber Company Of Par
kersburr was today issued crrIa.
cate NJ incorporation by che secretary
q state Tho authorized capital De-
10000 and Tho incorporation. al Of
Parkcrsburr are q. T.. Dudley. q d.
Dudley. r. James q Morris. Gcorro
p MORAN and r. r. Meats
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IFS and cents
Copyright 1915. c. A. Housed

Let us show you how low priced these
400 dollars each all the
selling at 255 t-Nars each.
Now, with use.
depreciation
n you figure that piano dePreciates 10
ten years figure should be ready
very poor piano indeed which will not be worth something
Certainly Behr Bros to
depreciation amounts to rs dollars and cents
Now viii take 76 dollars
value OF the piano buying
preated value of Behr Bros Piano years
Now paying only 15 dollars
piano that actually worth 273 finish
paving for it-tlree full from
In other words after three
1S dollars fort
No wonder these pianos have rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03

voters and in others only seven This
makes the work OF counting and tally
Ing the returns exceedingly difficult.
In Bcllaire headquarters. AZ was stated
this morning that In eight precincts re-
ceivcd. the vote on the prohibition
amendment was 7f3 for the Amendment,
and ga against, or n majority against
IL OF 232 votes
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BELMONT COUNTY VOTES
DRY BY Big MAJORITY

losing in the state. present condi-
tons will exist in Ohio.
Towns that now have licensed
saloons will remain as they are. and
towns that voted dry under the BeaU
law viii still remain DRY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
VILLA PREPARING

trenches on the International b0unfa.
~ This move. coupled With reports
that Filia intended sheliina Douglas.
and that General Funston was pre-
parinR 10 interfere On MEXICO. caused
appreciation
Many women. whose homes wero
Fpatterrd With bullets during The hr.
lnF around Aqua prieta last nieht.
lcn tho city
10 vas stated however. nat no
move vas contemplated against no
hEhfinr Merican factions unfeea eifh.
o. we're guilty u on overt attempt to
endan0er American lives and prop
erfv
Funston endangered.
General Funston IN a ride alone ths
lnfcd states army line. war himself
endangered DURING the day by stray
MEXICAN bullets
General Funston. earlier in the dar.
ordered an civilians kopt out ~ r
zore within range ~ tho b0undarv
Infantry haftali0nH were shifted 90
strengthen the United States army
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TIE WINNERS.

For Gayor-chAriss Junkins, Re-
publican. and Herman A schaffsr,
Democrat. tied, each receiving 6ll
votes.
For Marshai-Areh Mcciairn,
Democrat
Tor clsrk-rrwin Koshnline, Re-
publican
nAuGhey. Republican
Tor Councn-frank Fawcstt, VII
Liam Good, J. A Hunter, Prank Ne
Daniel. and within uthmAn. Rspnh-
orat
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position facing the Mexican battle
field. Four troops OF cavalry ordered
from Naco. Ariz., arrived this even
ing. Three other troops OF the Thir-
teenth Cavalry have been ordered
Their reinforce the American mounted
troops.
Bullets from the carranza and villa
lines kicked up dust close 10 Major
General Funston and Brigadier Gen
eral Thomas =. Davis as they strolled
through the danger zone. in which two
American soldiers were wounded to-
day.
Houses on the exposed mesa facing
the boundary line we're cleared OF
occupants.
Firing Ceased.
Villa kept up his artillery fire for a
brief period before dark and then
ceased. The damage 20 Aqua Prieta
appeared 70 observers on the Ameri-
can side to be confined to two half
shattered windmills. few obliterated
adobe houses 10 which a number Of
women and children camp followers
were killed, and torn places in the
wire entanglements where villa Yaquis
attempted 70 storm the town last
night. Ammunition and reinforce
ments from the east for the villa
army. which were looked for shortly
after noon. were reported coming
through Gallardo pass late today.
General villa made every effort 10
provide provisions and water for his
thirsty and halfstarved men.
This afternoon he apparently had
succeeded. The water supply al Gal
lardO ranch. destroyed two weeks ago
by General Gales men. was restored
and a large supply OF flour from some
unknown source reached his line
II seemed probable therefore. A.
the evening wore on, that villa had
decided 10 wait until tomorrow before
renewing his attack on Aqua Prieta.
meantime distributing provisions to
his men.
Funston Has Free Hand.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2-War de.
partment officials conferred over Cen.
eral F'unston's reports on the situation
~ Douglas but no additional orders
were sent 70 him. lie VIII constrne
his instructions about returning nre
into American territory according 70
hts own Judgment. but under no cir.
cumgtauces viii cross tho border with
ont speclal authority
The CarranEa government agency
here made public tonight a message
from General Gales. commanding the
Agua Prieta garrison. sayina
y am telorruphing General Obroron
81 follows. AZ this moment military
bands parade The streets OF Aqua
Prieta celebrating the defeat OF tho
Nllliftae The battle ended 90 sum
rise today villas own soldiers re-.
treated In disorder toward caIlardo
The number ~ enemy dead near our
lines exceeds 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
REPUBLICANS WIN In
BRIDGEPORT ELECTION
xLsoT MAJORITY or YnrrcrPAr.
ofrICEES AND FIVE or
SIX CouucILnrBN.

Chaxiss Junkins and Herman A sohaf.
Ter Tie for mayor, and WIN PROB
ably Decide Contest By
Toss Of Coin
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The whole story told i'm 9 Sentences

I've have bought FOR spot cash 100 Bshr Bros
Pianos
the Behr Bros. IL old established piano.
having been on the market Tor IS years and
$500. and even tfSo.
3-The sale price these 700 pianos ono more)
T. 1855.
THE Behr Bros. Piano g. cheap al tsSo.
b-Nou may ray the sales price. 1855. Ia payments
arranged 70 suit your convenience covering a
period OF three fun years.
III you wish. viii give you your money hack
after you have tried the piano "a your home
for 80 days.
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It's wise buyer who buys one of these Behr
Bros. pianos, figured from the standpoint

NJ sal Of
II.
$3.50 ana IN priesh sac II
an natur this
Be the
VIII N year uns same "sI
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~ aftee, N wiring. that after Yeas use OF
the piano in your home will exchange A
WITHOUT the loss OF a single penny to YOU. You
ira drayaEe.
The regular guarantee OF the manufacturers
Nbehr Bros. Col Is IN no way disturbed on
account or the low sales price. every Behr
hros. PIANO Is guaranteed Internationally for
live years. guara ntee which we sign Jointly
with behr Bros & Co.
Also. as a further safeguard for those who
procure these 100 pianos we are making II a
practice TO cancel all remaining unpaid paw
nents In the event OF death OF the purchaser
while he Is paying for his instrument
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
4 BAD COUGH
FOLLOWED GRIPPE
James Martin Tells How VinoI
Stopped the Cough and Re-
stored His Strength After
an Attack Of Crime.

Wapakoneta, Ohio. It am a farmer
by occupation and the grippe left me
with bad cough and in a nervous. weak
rundown condition, and | could not
seem TO get anything to do me any good.
| decided to try Vinol, and soon began
to improve, and after taking one bottle
I feel like a new man. Vinol has built
me up, and my cough and nervousness
are all gone, and ! can truly say Vinol
Is all that is claimed for it. JAMES
MARTIN, Wapakoneta. Ohio.
The many letters which we are con-
tnually publishing from reliable people
should prove to you that Vinol is a reH
able body builder and strength creator:
in fact we feel safe in saying that we
have never sold in our store more
dependable, upbuilding tonic for the
convalescent, weak and rundown than
Vinol our delicious cod liver and IRON
tonic without oil Therefore if YOU need
such a medicine, we ask you to try a
bottle Of Vinol, and if you don think it
helps you, we will return your money.
Vinol is a constitutional remedy for
all weak, nervous and run down con-
ditlons Of men, women and children.
r. g. Morris Drug Co, Hot Springs,
Arkansas, and at leading drug stores
everywhere
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
EAGLES Big SOCIAL
in GREAT SUCCESS
BOOSTER MEETING OF LOCAL
AERlE ATTRACTS MANY WIS.,
ITING MEMBERS TO FUNCTION.

one OF the largest and most enthus-
iastic socials the local Aerie Of
Eagles have ever held was given last
evening in their new home in the Ma
sonic building.
The social features followed the
regular business session, and when
the doore of the lodge room were
thrown open Ledgerwood's band. il
was seen had come as a pleasant sur
prise to the members and their con
cert, which given during the social,
was much appreciated
The rooms were specially decorated
for the occasion, and the altar was
covered with roses. carnations. sweet
peas and other flowers.
The repast that was served was
ample in every way, and the function
attracted a great many visiting mem
bers. There were present at the
meeting last night Eagles from ten
different states, some as far east as
New York and as far west as Colora-
do and Nebraska.
AhlOll6 tit ulSllIS ulSutu UltUlDeTS
Of this fraternity who was present
was Lorenzo d. Wells, Worthy State
President of the Illinois State Asso-
citation of Eagles. who came to Hot
Springs about a week ago for his
health. Mr.. Wells is a very fluent
speaker and his address last night
was much appreciated The local
members were each given an invita-
tion and requested to bring a friend
who was not member Of the order
and the invitations were accepted,
with the majority of those who we're
present last night expressed a desire
to become members of the order.
The local Aerie intends to leave
nothing undone to make the state
convention, which meets in this city
in May, the best gathering Of Ark
ansas Eagles in the history of the
state Aerie, and they are planning
several social and theatrical enter
tainments during the coming months,
the proceeds of which will go to de
fray the expenses of this convention,
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
A MESSAGE TO THIN,
WEAK, SCRAWNY FOLKS
An Easy Way TO Gain 10 to 80 lbs. of
Solid, Healthy, Permanent Flesh.

An Easy Way to Gain 10 to 80 lbs. of
Solid, Healthy, Permanent Flesh.
Thin, nervous. undeveIoped men
and women everywhere are heard to
say, Il can't understand why I do
rot get fat eat plenty of good,
norishing food" The reason is just
this You cannot get fat, no matter
how much you eat, unless your digest
i've organs assimilate the fat-making
elements of your food instead of pass
ing them out through the body as
waste
What is needed is a means of gent
~ urging the assimilative functions
of the stomach and intestines to alb
sorb the oils aud fats and hand them
over to the blood, where they may
reach the starved, shrunken, run
down tissues and build them up. The
thin persons body is like a dry
sponge-eager and hungry for the
fatty materials of which il is beins
deprived by the failure OF the ak
mentary canal to take them from the
food. The best way to overcome this
sinful waste Of flesh building ele-
ments and to stop the leakage OF fats
rs to use Sargol, the recently discov-
cred regenerative force that is rec
commended so highly by physicians
here and abroad Take a little Sar
gol tablet with every meal and notice
how quickly your cheeks ill out and
rolls of firm, healthy flesh are depos
tied over your body, covering each
hony angle and projecting point,
All good druggists have Sargol, OF
can get it from their wholesaler ant
will refund your money if you are MOI
satisfied with the gain in weight il
produces as stated on the guaranteed
| in each package. 1t Is inexpensive
easy to take and highly efficient.
CAUTTON-While Sargol has pro
duced remarkable results in overcom
ing nervous dyspepsia, and genera
stomach troubles, it should not b.
taken unless you are willing to gail
ten pounds or more for it is a won
, derfn flesh builder
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
SMALL STRIKE RIOT.

Drumwright, okla, Jan. 21.-At.
tempts by striking tank builders to
cause non-union workers to abandon
their work, here late today, caused a
clash between the strikers and police
SO serious trouble ensued and no one
was injured.
Twenty-Five deputy sheriffs were
sworn in tonight are patrolling the
streets. Leaders at the headquarters
OF the striking men declared strongly
against the bringing of strike break
ers into the oil fields.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
Arlington Informal.

Society, visiting and resident alike
turned out in goodly numbers for
last nights informal assembly at the
Arlington. Though milady was not
forced to dress, host OF exquisite
new gowns We're shown. The Barton
dance program was a particularly
good one and the dancers enjoyed
one Of their gayest treats of the sea.
son.
The beautiful ballroom of the Ar
lington will be the scene of another
informal assembly tomorrow night
All friends of the fashionable hos
telry are cordially invited to attend
The dancing hour is o'clock.
+
Arlington Arrivals Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Smell. New York City; DR..
and Mrs. r. c. Hanish, Chicago; Mr.
and Mrs Max Schuchardt, Chicago;
Mr. and Mrs. John McLeary. Punxu
tawney, Pa; Mrs. r. L. Hausman, ST
Louis; Mrs. J H. Hewitt, st. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kohn and DR.. Muir
ry NJ. Dyer. Columbus, Ohio; f. e. d
Hackney, New York City; George A
Mckinney, New York City; II. j
! Blumberg. Milwaukee. Wis: I. Levy
New York City; J. C. Hayes, New
York City; o J. Pease. st. Louis; p
! A. Baker Ohio Hon. NJ, Il. Patter
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
BANKERS JURY HUNG.

Disaerees in Case of ]. S. Black, of
Texarkana.
Prescott, Ark, Jan. 21.-The jury
in the case of James S. Black. presi-
dent of the Arkansas Trust company
of Texarkana Ark. charged with ac-
cepting deposits after his bank was
insolvent. disagreed late today and
was discharged,
The case brought here a change OF
venue Two similar indictments are
pending against Black, whose bank
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-01-22
COTTON CARGO AT BREMEN.

Galveston, Tex, Jan. 21.-The Har-
rissIrby Cotton Company today re-
ceived a cable from the master of the
Amerisan steamship Pathfinder in
nouncing that he would dock in Bre-
men Friday morning The Pathfind-
err carried $500 bales of cotton, the
first to be shipped direct from Gal
weston this year The Pathfinder de-
parted from Galveston on Christmas
day.