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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26
Thrown out. All RloAt.

Mrs. Flatbush-"My neighbours hu0> band and brother were thrown out Of work by the war" Mrs. Bensonhurst ~-"Sare. that's nothing. know . woman who had two husbands thrown out of work by blasta"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26
Most Numerous Religion.

Most Numerous Religion
 The Buddhists are the most numeN ous of the religious groups of man. kind, numbering some 600.000, ,00O, as against some 200.000.000 Mohamms. dans, 8G.0o0.00o Hindoos. 400,000.000 Christians. 250,000,00o Confucianists md about 200.o0o.000 "paganA," ee 'heathen-"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

terIal, While the blouse beneath is of silk crepe, not crepe de chine, a little heavier sort, more lustrous but still washable. The foul lard shows a satin finish and makes an exceedingly hand some costume. l he blouse is made double breasted at the front to suggest the waist coat idea and with the Bishop sleeves that always are dainty and pretty. At the back, there is a sash. The foulard with the crepe makes a very handsome CO. tune and an alto gether fashionable and desirable, but there are other ma tcrials that would be good. Taffcta will of course come as a first thought, for it if really ubiquitous, but the cotton cr6pcs and other cotton fabrics afford most interest," ing possibilities and are shown in marvcl- lously beautiful colors and effects, SO that ii would be an easy matter to think out a great many combinations: Again, one could make a fashionable gown by using white lingerie material of some sort for both skirt and blouse and making the over blouse of tatfeta, either plain or flow cred, for such cos tunes are being much worn and always make a very pic turesque effect, or, the white blouse could be made of organdie in place of silk either with taf. feta, foulard or cot. ton stutfs. The skirt can be cut in three or in four pieces as the width of the material renders advisable. The sash portions are joined to the over. bodice at the under. arm seams, and they can, consequently, be made of ribbon in place of the material if that effect is pre-, ferred.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26
A PREVENTATIVE FROM SUICIDE

Use the New Visible Silent Wood stock Typewriter, sold by Nath R. Rodgers, agent, 127h Main street, Pine Bluff, Ark, you'll always remain sane? 7-23-3m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

Mrs. V. Tucks of Little Rock was in the city yesterday en route to Kings land, where she will visit relatives for several days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

Anyone wishing -e Ou. or sell Jefferson County Script. call on Chas. Veil Supply Co. q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26
BIRTHS.

Born, to MT. and Mrs. John Reichen, Twenty-fifth and Oak streets, yester- day, a boy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26
Daily Fashion alks
 BY MAY MANTON
A FASHIONABLE GOWN OF SILK

TO skirt is prett for the fashionable silk and is fashionable the lowered In
 1t IS made Of ouard and the rbolNe of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

Miss Mary Brownfeld left yester- day for Tulsa Okla, where she has accepted an appointment as teacher in tha public schools.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

George A. Wall and family have re- turned from Decatur, Ala. where they spent some time with relatives and friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

ing several days as the guest of Miss Addie Guest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

For the medium size the blouse will require yds of material wide the overb 24 yds 2s I12 will be needed 9]9 yds 27 "A yds 36 5$4 yds. The May Manton the bodice Mo- 8687A 40 n bust and of the skirt Mo- s6S2 from
 
 uentof this o o e each
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

number of members of the .Sul phur Springs Country club enjoye spagatti supper and dance las e' 'ening at the springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

Mrs. E. D. Herring and daughter Miss Floy Herring, went to Risor yesterday to spend a few days with relatives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

Mrs. w. l.. Fitzpatrick left yester' day for Star City, where she will visit friends and relatives for sev eral days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

Mrs. T. H. Howie is quite i'll at her
 pome in West Fifteenth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

Miss Myrtle Jefferys of Kingsland returned home yesterday, after spe1d-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-26

'Mrs. w. l.. Fitzpatrick went to Star ElIv yesterday for a short visit.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30

Gle Rauermsiiler pen GiftuIs.
Geo. HlIbe unb sos. Gpsrs iabren
oie Rfsiler oui foe siHe aabsIbrdde
bie oerr henrn Gotn lber bic gia
Raries erbauen ldbt.
Pie In nnb an bee stabt mob.
nenben Garmer lailen ihren Reisen
breId,en. Tie @ebruoer sdeulen
uerridlten tie arbeit.
-slthter Ben ed,anneder nebii
Satin unb 9bdterden. ioiuie frau
Rartin Sobannesmeuer u. Sbdndler
gnlil nahten am Spnntaa Seiuhe
In 5reebura.
-6ermann Hthooe Sr. beaab iidi
am Wpntag nddl Gentertprpn mo- or
eine @eiidlter.V .Verfh6nernnss .anitnlt
betreiben tuirb Tie Gltern beB iuns
aen Nannes bealeiteten ihm unb
iuilen teabiifltiaen fdl bort nieoer
sulaiien.
-Ta ber Retafteuer bieie Ruhe
uutcrsm Retter. ober better eeinet
nnterem aeberbette pobin ihm bab
Shlitrl 5iber Siuana. iih befinbet,
70 mbaen bic aeehrten eeier ibnt ee'
fdlfisni BON alien Wdnaeln an oer
bieie Nusenbe ltibeL maa, obipl'
pieren.
--0err un6 nrau Wsal nsbii Sbhn
dlen Willle ipwie 6err unb Grau
Sps. SrennsIien nebn 7Odtcrden
Roeais Don 9eiieripn Gitp bic sipei
@uden erlolnuasbalber bier iih
an!hislten unb I'm @efphnIia 6otel
tinaua,iert waren iinb am N,ontna In
ibr peim suriid aesehrt.
-6err 6enrp Sdlanweisr nshii
5rau unb 9bhterdlen Yautina iJtuie
7heu. Sd,auweder unb Tr' z. u.
Soples beaaben iih am Tienitaa
nah Seflersou Gi.u iuo Griierer. UNI
NrtliAen hath tpegen einss Sa's,
iitels einsuhnlen. eiuiae 9aae Der
bleibeu tptrb.
-Sulaenbe bon alton SIl. uaren
BON 5reitaa bic SOuntae @die ber
Jamilie 6enrn Il. 8rune. Bittue
Bilbelm sdlneiber. Rui. Stneiber
Sc. Ruia Shneiber. Sobn Gdbarot
uno @m. Gids,uerb. Tie Reiie tuurs
be Inn aatp ber Bran Shneiber ae.
natt. Eie AeiieHbeH perlisben
@eitpbatia. ant Sonntaa iucraeu um
stiua ad,t libr uub foueten nm 10
lltr abenbs ipDblbsbalten Ia alton
an.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30
Gs estt cine sspse Der eisbe.
GO neht cine @pae Der 2iebs
&uhl tber bns aanse 9anb.
niun hfefi hei efne hrni nnhsru

GO neht cine @pae Der qiebe
Rphl aber bns aanse gamb,
ylan pfebi BET eine benz auberu
geiuset bic Urunerbano.
glan fnien mir aainmmeu.
9lnn bleibt allein fein Sdners.
Tod aut Elm ieiiaes 6pifen
Geiit uns iiernenpdrts
es fnlteu alfe Shranfen.
Gin Stamm nur lnb Gin Stanb.
Von ieoer 2ippe iautst es:
2aii unb Q q terlaub.
gegriBt isi. Shidiolsftunbs.
gearh6t. bu heilipe 9lot.
Die branenb uno bic brenneno
am beutihen fimmsl ipbni!
Sm BETTER unb i'm Slurme
@e unbeH - inbelt's laut.
llEo aui biee itulse GinSisin
Tas oans Der 8niuuit baut.
Gv fabt bic pruoerhdnbe
limb alaubt Der 6ersen Shlan:
Gin Vplt ppm Il q M { 4,
ben
ylun fpmnie. was bn mna.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30
6uir pfasrsluh tssttsm ssr,a.

so sdu. go xfe. aatsr Ruimr uns
90 xseioeIane. Gxii,Iai'iecs Bsknksns, 4
S6eunsH Hns aHeets gtedues ais ndhnSr.
;;aE, 4aahbaus. @etreisdyei2sr. sssssz;
-ibee- nRe Mciaiasnbaus. Iicie Sara ID
reielia nit CusIlsn priesea be y iese.
Schresieii Aaiisr Iieicrn. Guisr sguHnsn
an altcHthnr. sEes Saae IN GU; III ssrs
crbeitcHosr SeriaTune. Tiiai EalSn scw
Sount9iis uue etei NeiIeE pez Elisnsaaa.
ISerru en Der Entertn GreH;c err Tar-r. tss,
lie5e irrie Sofatlisirrans pis ez4 7eie-
rhon $srbineRHJ. Gutsr Seif.iisi- aduier
tarR ieio.tissa Seks. GbaIin. Srris, $50
per 56er.
6iHs xsssrs lara.
enthdlt 80 Afsr. SeH sez 30 Arres IN.
ter anlmr iius loo Scrts CiaeesSlxs set.
tom. Aas hsrias tieiss azisanAs ese AAes.
thsigTeis EsiAelsne, fiHs siaaakMzt. esu.
tee &otHhdps, erssS eaua Rnas S3cns u.
SehsnachaAes; aulor eruanfn Hske sS<
Sduie HHe &aReF faTs Eica wdhrsne ees
aaRgen SSahrcs. Sttie &eaahii<feTuna une
Observation-Disclosures. TeE Sgsis pss x9sr
far e,cSs 5crm ia StS, he h1Iiir ssst. esy
Sen seaen SSsssat 3inisn ant etzi Ranisi
kellshiat 9e,i.
Eicie iarInen iiteta ianl rsip. ie&4 sin.
hait Sslleu pen se etl-nkska vss 8 rsiy,
. &ss,IeH row eeaH;yisss Tssumsts. Ssst
xansanssn an ssisss56arnn. p<'tsssssl
sat.
esatep 4, z pssisu. :,
&seYssiis seu Tasnmssa. nc
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30
Saliss 6 gsantH fzrn,s.

~ s6ry suiIane sRs O. ssu setien.
laRe. 0sRs i4eas 6srwi fssss si;e sss
AecT.
lS0 Ata SgaEislans nit sz,sa csssss
Ben ane Hdss yiisrsaen. Sras se sfn
sl0a. .
~ hdey. III. su.ts, cskaassn usk asfy
sans, uE,sI galiHT. Srsss Fst aau tiuOI
10 Sdd isar rsises ssssuHlass sssss
to- Str aHtcT SRHs fsAs. Sgsss ~
Siu Sils,
Leo SdH iesT ttiSes EEairisGazs. sad
HRiGr Saltar. xeilss peH StSenkakR.
ssgcis pr xder sil1
Saku ZEN bier aHsesek<Rta sskSH 20
ricis aReSR SatusR ~ irAr sEEssnGkafvy
s;Erlta uRs ieRaca AEfizhlss lsset tasS
&ati ,rriisu.
gstst 4 eaktep. I,
elssu sess Hs<ilysN ,,s. A,s
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30

eitsrniur nuEaetbeiit perhen mirb,
Tas 3ett u idsen befsrirt nn6 eip
aruses Shilb por bem .9site trips
Gorte: -oeahanarters. Garouet
eanb SaHi State Committee: 5res
spentiua. 6ree 2itsratrns; Oou arc
saeifome!- Ter Fh barber iHfur.
mireH mill. bat bort cine quite @ele.
aeHbeit. 6hnfHnbsiersia prpminente
Rii;ourier Fnb bamit benniiraai
tucroen. Sortrdae iiber bas eano -Rres
oitt6ani SpIism ~ balteH.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30
MMtnna 9teneraahler!

Sdb Der unterseidtnete Stsnereiu.
nebmer fur Cioae County Wu. werbs
sur Giniollettiruuo Der Steueru on
iolatnben Talen an folaenbe Crteu
ielu:
apenia. BON 10 llbr moraens bio 8
lltr nattmittnes am 50. Cttober.
| Sprpu. bis ) llhr uadim. Ti,niiaa
26 Ctiober.
Jeuersuilis, bis IL uhr pprm.
Rittwodh ben % OCTOBER.
Cooper Gill. pom l llhr nahm.
Nittwod ben ~ Citober.
Sreebcm. BON 9 bic ~ llhr uorm.
Touuernaa ben 2s Cftpber.
Dope. BON . llhr natm. ben ?s.
Cttpber bis II llhr uorm. 5reitae
ben 20 Cttober.
glattuer, uon 2 bis 4 llbr nadlm.
ben . Citpber.
Huo. bis ~ llhr mittaps Samnoa
ben 80 Cttober.
9uoie ertes. bis 4 uhv nndini. Ton
nernau ben Z. gaouember.
Yoiholt. ms 1880 BORN. orcitan
ben 8 sluoember.
nranteniiein. bon I bic I llbr nadn,
| 3reitao ben B. Wupemter.
9uustuwu, bon 10 llhr pprm. bic Z
llhr namm. Sumiaa ben Q Wcutmber
Roeitioipu. bon II lltr eor,u. bic
8 tlhr naem. Nontoa ben 8 s'ue.
Nraufe. bic y llbr no@m Tiennaa
ben . Ropember =.
geeia. Msttmpf Zen 10 Qppembsr.
Sotbtu,uu. Spn = bic II llbv
pprm. ben II sspnemter.
1otl. pun I biS 4 tlhr natm. Ton.
neraan ben II Wuoember.
@shph ALA. 0rtItnn ben 10 9ee.
bic lRlttna samhob ben 10 Wou.
Grseburn, IL llhr nsittda ben i6
9os. 10 2 llhr mo&at. Rittmodh ben
II Nouember.
Ri6fpnmtan. bis 4 llbr nn6m. TIN.
nsrjao ben Is Xepem6ef. e
81. anberi, bon 1880 ept,a. Bic I
llb, nodm. Routoa ben 20 Nopeml
ber.
starfe. Die slibr uoHm. ben Is
yeupember.
! 1hamois. Mittipcd -. Tonhrtaca
rs. DE 1880 purm. oreitaa ben ss
Wpurmber.
Hounots Wifl, bon I Ilhr radhm.
ben ss 9pu. bio I Ilbr eamhoa ben
n Roo.
Tie abrae aelt werhe ih In Der
geIIeftprt Cffist in CHM Ieia.
4. e. arnufliu. stsserslunfhmer
Iar CInae geanfn Rp. e.
mkhnaSoca - ~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30
@eiuxsbeit Hns Slid iiHe ben Der
Seber abbdnaia.

Gieie trdge eeber NIT trieeu gals
leailu6 in ss nas ~ 3siteH bic gselt
trube eri&eiHeH ldst. Tr. RiHa'i
Rem eife Sills briEeea birstt sur
@ursel oes llebsls bic eeber beles
beno uub Galle uern:ehrenb. TT,
Rings Reu 2iie SiIlsasben ben
giHatreiben freiere diti0H Hno psr !.
ireiben bisis .trabeu Gaas.- 2&
bic Ginide.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30
Sarm % psrhsuffn.

eiHs sasssssteHs. isSRs SaSm psH i9s
Adu &eFean reiiem, . fxeilSH psa eait,
ietH,i, eem aeustpitts VeH Ksn,itaH 90.
aelearn, atesnss. SaEaI EShEeuis nae
Isgrrsen Scblneaas. eS4iss 9stocsssa
Hesnbaus mli : 3lmmuu. sR,s 2&eHHt
aab aHbus @ebaEes. eif,tVar, fruaasW
unh alice eu stHsm sHantsmsH rtsms Mp.
iihrm. iUO adeE HaisT salinE im SgeEsag
cetlon., eas nkTiss csiusHs Hne Aseies.
&secR &aausm iateike Esaa en-
4. X. :on, u. b. Osage CITY, No,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30

Ssulih aui Der Chise SlHten
Scr in elmer Fnher'n Naht
Sabe sei ssprwenens Qlhe
Cine i-neerbas S6latht.
sias spsl enaliihe esidwoeer.
Tie fh.. arttIpb. nidbt e,sannt.
8utentbraHnt nne hsitia ieuerre
auisinanees feasebranut
6uhrsn sis iRkeim 'ihe Sdien'
Sieie shifie lei nne numb.
nne u,nn tne,ne lnolih aaunene.
&ie ca nit eem Sieoe snnh.
Siernn mirb be ts<it syttnxen.
IN Der Sriien nenhem Sfuin.
Sut nitt siner anf eem Rsere
eHalane fensaat a. eAlask 8lf
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30

'-psnrp UeunIeI btiorGt Gepera
turnrbeit on NuiomoblIeu.
So. Gorth unb Gamilis bon Meta
parsn an SUnnlaa bier.
-am 10. II. uuo ~ GttObsr FIN.
bet bier bas piersisitunben @ebet
ia,t.
-3abuarst TT. 8. @. 5elimnun
wiro h,er xroieiionell tbdtia irin
an ben Eaten 5. 4. 8. 6. Z, s, CIT.
-aranl Reier unb 5amilie BON
Ct. 2puis beiud,ten on @ipntaa ben
tei Siult wphnerbcn Srnber perru.
SRI MaaSalena Tonuer bon
Taps beiudte leste ssote ibre hieii.
aeu Sreunbineu Hernaoina uno Hoia
gaitrup.
.Slour COVERING tNatisn) ga
ranttrt nidlt su bisifen. 9leheiie
nne sisaaais Rui.er. 40 n6biaem
Rreiie bel ecnrp u. Urune.
-9abuarst o. y. Fainter seiat
hermit an bab ar ont IL Cd. In
@enpbaiia In isiner Srngis thdtis
isin wiro.
-1bsrpn Gornes. 2anbpermeiier
Sno. Wanahan unb Sanles Guibion
BON 2inn tuaren am Tienifaa ae.
idditlif bier.
--Grt. Hernarblnn Gaarpp IN uon
einem n,ehr,p6fentlidbsn Ssiud bel
wer,pnubten In Hoibtreton ipieber
bel Wutteru nnnelanat.
Infer Nltler 1runt shmib
uHb Gsn,ablin nehmer bieic &phe
bic 2, ben smlrbiaieiten ber Stoats
6air 80 Sebalia In Auaenidsin.
Sri. Cttilia Hieirn,eper IN nah
mebrtdsiaeal sseiud,e bier bel Ser.
suanb,sn nad SouuUts Rili Snrli'
aetetrt.
SRI. eissie Snumhoer ishrte am
SamIaa wiebsr mad, @nrbspille ID,
rid nad,bem he msbrcre Rodlen bier
bel Germnnbtsn aui Seiud ueriueil.
te.
--Samfac tpurbe upu sinem BOO.
te upu 0ounuts Rilt, dement, q. 7.
N. Iar bic pcltsrmanu's 1rlde ipie
i. ard iipsi 9obunaen Bier iar uuiertm
'Rlst6 Senepsu bel Der Soltermanns
aosb a bee Ola Wories abaelaben.
.-Ta prsiilrtnbe arbeit In ieiner
aunsttuno LINEN nur cine glitter
Mpd,e psrabnnte uno bic fe bel hteN.
aen Ysupanoteu oerbrodten, beaob
hda boh iunae Gtepaar 2aiurenee
Nsnernionn nm Wontaa surild mad,
q. epuls In ibr betm.
-stephon Wpbe bon Gole Gouutp
,par om Sonntan bier. Gbeniu ,paren
bier pcu Cole County bic Gamtlleu
siot. Crfmeper. On. fahIes uno
Vertarb Seltyup.
-Sotu Shoffer nnb 5rau io,ule
berru 1inber 6ernann unb 2ouiie
btaaben i'd beuie nah Seiieriou
Gits auf Uein6. Grt. 2ouiia wiro
bon In fienn perbfeiben.
-Eie gorb 90 aift afs bee ar0b.
le Hdnfbepotsr ber Hereiniatsn Ston
ten idldtt man bod bic Tspuiiien
nfb Teduna far Gtedeertehr In ben
!eeri4ietentn Wanten auf ESQ. .ooo.'
.-Esa l. Cftober an bis sum 81.
Tesember erhdlt iebe Reriou far ie.
ben Tof)ar Eerth In nnierem Sturs
nseuu.te @anre ssuei eppfe nuf sirci
eifber. .ietf-. -
Sbrian q oillenieper.
50 q Die Rbafi6frit9 Bad
IN Dgpaibiilpnsfnnt CfIpkpuo
,DsrAen eans nnaetesre Menueh oler
nab e6nope einokidaaoo1It.
Gdslst slls eix. 0ebArialb bdIhr
I'D tsubsa - isial
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30
CHI ileineS yeisex ilssr w<lhsl

VIA SiethfS Setetu netr pttdfS
mir Sat ane seata, arassia. u ia,.
iianee unisr aanses Rerpeaipaem an.
ser Crenuna IA brinaea. Tarum
ierae MA, ieneern lei irshea asniel
anb iess Ntin SatrausH ani Geyai'e
Ripentrdnter. o. IN ein esilniitef,
ami has man hh eollia etr,aiiss
tam. Gs n aus aiitirsiea sraa,srf
bewitet uao sHlbdll Ridis. mas nidSs
aute &iriaasen bat. Eirh nitt pos
apethesetn perfeuit. ieuben bard
Sesiapaasnten. bic ernonni Ene sos
ben Ssrastrni IN Settt sshrnse q
Spns 60. - 40 60. pupne ars.
9bisaap, Sii.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30
Ne6 sen Sanuexisalse ID saS
snnaAh beke tir Grfiifaneen-

Tt. Celia Sine Tor Spneu. meldss
m bic Euraei Gee grtaitnna Arinat.
Go rsiHist ben Sdapne anh idnftiat
eas beifsmmene etiah., lie 4an.
nsxndlber nsrea hsts - Reni6er
areune In Ssrtrsibnno eisfr Griai.
tang. Tie Csaiitat - Hi7e 6oasp
,rirft beieaesrt Rinhrsrfa faitnnasn
xhbvsA 90 TINA. Stheata sat sins
selfia aebrphene Griditnna bic issa.
li<tftit ppm FRnplifatisuen srrhia-
'psts. tss. TINS
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30

tarptsaSiia iaf nsaI. ans alasesies0s
kei Stnspi<S me Sieesx. trsss ti.as ~
Saist Fertsisti suiasa 81
tee. og1msesr. 9<fy>aiA. sss
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1915-09-30

attssiest asg ~
efssstskalt 6sIfssiaii
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-22
JUDGE kAYANAUCH VICTIM OF AP0PLEXY WAS A FINANCIAL POWER SOUTHERN LEAGUE PRESIDENT
 DIES SUDDENLY AT
 AGE OF 49.

Little Rock, Feb. 22.-Judge w. M.
 kavanaugh, aged 49 years, president
 of the Southern League, died suddenly l shortly before 4 o'clock Sunday after
 noon of apoplexy. He was apparent
 ly enjoying good health few min
 utes before he was stricken and join
 ed his family at the noon meal. He was resting in bed when the attack | came upon him. Several physicians
 were summoned, but when they ar
 rived he was beyond medical aid.
 Judge Kavanaugh was one of Arkan- among men.
 At the time of his death he was president of the Little Rock Electric
 Railway Company, president of the Southern Baseball Association, presi- dent of the Southern Trust Company of Little Rock, which he organized IF years ago; dire ctor in many prom inent commercial and financial insti-
 tutions, including the American Cities l Company owners of the street rail- way properties in Houston, Texas,
 Little Rock, Memphis, New Orleans,
 Birmingham, Atlanta and other southern cities.
 He was the son of Rev. Hubbard H. Kavanaugh, for many years a prominent Methodist clergyman of
 Frankfort, Ky. He came to Arkan-
 sas in 1884, locating at Clarksville. He came to Little Rock in 1887 and engaged in the newspaper business, starting as a reporter on the Arkan- sas Gazette. After becoming business
 manager of the Gazette he was ap-
 pointed sheriff of Pulaski county by
 Governor James P Clarke, to succeed
 Horace Barker, deceased. He was elected for an additional term of two years and later elected county judge
 for two terms He was elected Unit ed States senator two years ago to fill out the uneXpired term of Senator Jeff Davis and shortly before that time was elected Democratic commit
 teeman for Arkansas and held that position when he died.
 JuuSe haVduduSH IS SufVlVeu Dy
 his wife, Ida Floyd Kavanaugh, three
 sons and two daughters, two brothers, c. c. Kavanaugh of Little Rock and
 Frank Kavanaugh of Frankfort, Ky His mother also resides at Frankfort Judge Kavanaugh presided at Sat ruday's meeting of the Southern League club owners and was toast
 master at banquet he rendered the visitors Saturday night.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-22

ment against the defendant and gar nishee for $2,953.34 alleged to be due the plaintiff. The defendant states that on April g, 1914, the defendant executed to the plaintiff 35 notes of $75 each and one note for $50, due on the 10th day of each month, the notes reciting that when any two of them should fall due and remain unpaid the plaintiff could declare them all due and payable. The plaintiff al leges that the notes becoming due since August 10, 1914, are all in de- fault and he exercises his option of declaring them all due and asks judg- ment for the amount stated.
 The complaint further states that the garnishee is due to the defendant the sum of $2,50O and the plaintiff asks that he be given judgment against the Aetna Fire Insurance Company for the amount they are due the de- fendant
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-22
SHERIFF FINISHES
 COLLECTION TOUR

With their appointment today at Barley Schoolhouse, Pine Mountain township, Sheriff w. w. Bishop and Deputy B. G. Wilson will end their tour of the country for the purpose of collecting taxes for 1914. An ap- pointment will be filled Tuesday at the First ward precinct and Wednesday at the Third ward precinct in Con- way, after which the books will re- main at the sheriff's office in the courthouse until April 10.
 Sheriff Bishop said yesterday the collections over8the county had been fairly good, though they dropped off somewhat during the past week on account of the effort to pass a bill extending the time of tax-paying un- til October l.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-22
FIRST LICENSE IN
 Y DAYS GRANTED

The first marriage license issued in Faulkner county since February 5 was granted by County Clerk J. A Lea this afternoon-and it was not even an Arkansas couple at that. But the clerk had the satisfaction of sec ing the papers executed" right in his own office a few minutes after issu- ance. Ray Herald, 2l, and Miss Cordia Sights, 2l, of Chickasha, Okla were the couple, and the ceremony which made them man and wife was pronounced by County Judge J. w Holt. Miss Sights had been visiting in Little Rock for some weeks anC the couple decided to come to Conway for their marriage ceremony. They will leave tonight for their home al Chickasha, where MT. Herald has g position.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-22
RACING BILL BEFORE SENATE ON TUESDAY
FINANCIAL RELIEf,SOUCH1
BUDGET COMMITTEE TO INTRO DUCE BILL TO SECURE
 FUNDS FOR STATE.

Little Rock, February 22.-A num- Der of important bills are pending in the senate and house awaiting dis position the coming week, chief among which is the Duty public service com missio nbill, which will be thrashed out in the Senate Monday or Tues day. The Hot Springs racing bill will be disposed of Tuesday and it is gen erally believed that it will pass the senate. This bill passed the house two weeks ago by large majority.
 Practically all of the appropriation bills are now introduced, but abso- lutely nothing has been done as yet to relieve the states financial condi- tion. The budget committee may in- troduce bill during the coming week making provision for the secur- ing of funds to run the state govern ment during the next two years. The state has been on a scrip basis for the past year, and unless relief is pro- vided for by the coming legislature the state will be nearly $3,OOO,0OO in debt before the legislature convenes in 1917.
 The senate will also dispose of the school inspection bill during the next two. or three days. It is now on the senate calendar awaiting third read ing and final passage. Every test vote so far taken indicates that the bill will pass the senate as it did the house several weeks ago. It provides for the inspection of all private schools, hospitals and convents. Elm inent lawyers have given opinions to the effect that the bill is not worth the paper upon which it is written, as it is clearly unconstitutional. The legislature will draw to a close on March II. Under the constitution the session can be extended 15 days, but the members cannot receive pay after the expiration of the 60-day limit, which ends March II,
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-02-22
GIFFORD-McCOWAN.

Miss Freeda Clifford and w. w. Me Cowan of Little Rock were married