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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-06
Ny DICK HENSON

Atlanta, May 5.-tSpecial)--The Bn- roniaI attack developed sufficient strength in the third, sixth and eighth innings this afternoon for the Bar ons to cop today's game. to 1.
 Burleish Grimes was in hot water most of the time. hut when there were men on the bases he appeared to be mt his best. tightening up when the Crackers threatened the most In fifth eighth and ninth Innings and was backed up by splendid support.
 Allen twirled good enough game for the Crackers. but the failure of his teammates to hit when hits would have meant runs spilled the beans.
 The fielding of Roy Ellam and Otto Williams was the bright feature of the day. The former handled 10 chances with out a pebble and the latter six, On three occasions Ellam crossed over second base to get hits. twice from the bat of Sid smith Williams made a couple of nice plays of hard hit balls.
 DANNIE CLARK
 HITS TRIPLE
 The hitting of Lee and Moran for Att lanta and of Grimes and Clark for Blr- nlingham were the other features.
 Ellam opened the Baronial third with a single. He advanced on Hales fnfield hit and tailed when Grimes poled double to the scoreboard.
 The Crackers tied it in their half of the fourth when Moran and Bisland sim gled and E,ibel sent Moran home with a sacrifice fly. Hemingway's single and Clarks triple put .the Barons one to. the good in the seventh. The Crackers had a chance in the fifth with two men on and one out but Grimes famed Williams and made great stop of Smiths vicious drive through the box.
 Grimes opened the Barons' eighth with a single and was sacrificed by Magee. Hemingway was hit by pitched ball. Clark walked. filling the bases.
 Sloan hit to Williams. who fumbled long enough for Grimes to score but tossed Sloan out at first. Hemingway counted when Mcbride popped fly in the infield and Eibei. Williams, Bisland. Potts and Allen all decided to let the other fellow take it. The Crackers got dangerous in their half of the eighth and ninth but Grimes pitched himself out of both holes in splendid fashion
 Manager Molesworth will work Dick Robertson in the final game of the series. Manager Smith will work Heitt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-06

Summary: Stolen bases, Baker, King, Johnston. Sacrifice hits. Johnston, Paul. ette. Two-base hits. Caveny 8. Graft Farmer. Home runs. McCabe, Kitchens Double plays, Kitchens to Caveny; Mo- Cormick to Harris; Farmer to Stark Struck out. Cunningham f. Kroh 3. Base on balls, Cunningham 3, kroh 6. Time 2:1S. Empires, Pfenniger and Chestnut.
 SECOND GAME
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-06
SUMMARY

SUMMARY. Two-Base Hits-Grimes, Lee. Three Base Hit-Clark Double Plays-Moian to Eibel: Grimes to Ellam to Carroll; Williams to Eibel Struck Out-Allen 8, Grimes 6. Base on Balls-Allen 3. Grimes 2. Sacrifice Hits-Eibel Magee. Stolen Bases-Hemingway. Carroll Wild Pitch-Allen Hit by Pitcher Allen (Hemingway). Time-2 hours. Umpires-O Toole and WilIiams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-06

and two singles upon which they scored. Score: R.H.E. Detroit ............. .010 00O O10 03-5 13 1 St. Louis .............. .oio Ooo olo oo-2 a 2
 Batteries: Dubuc and Mckee; Lo~der- milk and Agnew.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-06
Games Today

Birmingham at Atlanta. New Orleans at Mobile. Memphis at Little Rock. Nashville at Chattanooga.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-15
LARAND'S BOMBS
ARE PROVED TO Be
F|REEXT|NGU|SHERS
Liner Had 500 Similar Phials
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-15
LINER ST. PAUL CHASED
BY U BOAT, IS REPORT
London Says American Passenger
Steamer Escaped by Putting On
Speed-No Confirmation Here.

A report from London that the
American liner st. Paul had been
chased by a German submarine on
her way to Liverpool on Sunday Is
not corroborated by any official COM
munication to tho officers OF the
American Line here. +. A. s. Frank
lin, President OF tho company. said
to-day.
mo one has told mo OF any sub
marine chasing the st. Paul." Mr..
Franklin said. II know the ship
locked safely and that's all I've
heard
The London report says the subma-
rine was $50 yards off the liners stern
when sighted and that the Captain
ordered top speed. The ship made
twenty knots to the Channel bar.
where the submarine, which had been
unable TO gain on the liner, gave up
the chase. There were letters on the
side OF the st. Paul, twelve feet high,
reading, American Line, st. Paul"
Many of the passengers are said to
have put on life belts when they
learned OF the submarine In pursuit OF
the ship.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-15
JOHN D. AIDS DRUG FlENDS.
Gives $4,000 Toward Erection Of
Hospital on Riker's Island.

Commissioner of Correction Davis re-
ceived to-day a check for $4,000 from
John d. Rockefeller as a contribution
toward the building fund OF the new
hospital for drug fiends on Riker's
Island. Recently Mrs. William X. Van
derbilt gave $4,000 for the same pur-
pose. The s2S. 900 viii enable the Com
missioner to proceed mmediateiy with
the work. Franklin b. Ware. consulting
architect OF the City Plan Commission.
has already drawn the plans for the
hospital. which will house 1872 patients.
DIR. Ernest s. Bishop will be In charge
Of the hospital. without pay. The city
will furnish an assistant.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-15
WOMAN TRIES TO USE GUN.
Husband, Too, Fires at ConstabIes
and Both Arc Arrested.

Attempting to evict John de Linke
from his home at No. 1874 Third Street,
Passaic. N. j.. for non-payment of
rent, Constable Louis Wallisch forced
the door. As he started into the place,
followed by three men. De Linke fired
three shots. which passed over their
heads. They fled.
Patrolman Troast rushed into the
hall and disarmed DE Linke. Then
the policeman saw Mrs. De Linke at
tempting to fire a revolver which
would not go off. Both husband and
wife were arrested and held for trial
by Justice Costello.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-15
-Yonkers Population on, AIS.

ALBANY. N. Y. Sept 1b,-With an
increase OF 11.6l6 residents during
the last five years. the city of
Yonkers now has a population OF
I,4i8 including tho inmates OF the
various Institutions within its bor-
piled from the enumeration OF last
June were made public to-day by
Francis NJ. Hugo. Secretary OF
State.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-09-15
Just Apply This Paste
and the Hairs Vanish
(Helps to Beauty.)

A safe, reliable home treatment for the
quick removal OF superfluous hairs from
your face or neck is as follows: Mix
stiff paste with some water and powder
ed delatone. apply to Objectionable hairs
and after or minutes rub off, wash the
skin and the hairs are gone. This simple
treatment is unfailing and no pain or in
disappointment be certain you get genu-
~ SslstQpslAdyt
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
Local News

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Davidson of Williford
Friday night.
Pay us, then we can pay others
and be able to accommodate you in
the future. Barnett Wasson Drug
Co.
j. F. Hamm, one of the Records
good friends at Battles, was looking
after some business here one day
this week.
j, M. Edgar was over from Sulli-
van township one day this week.
He has our thanks for subscrip-
ton remittance.
County Judge W. 7. Horn was
here from Cave City two or three
days this week attending to some
official business,
C. P Holmes and 7, A. Simpson,
two travelling men whose homes
are at Batesville, were in Evening
Shade Wednesday
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
CONFIRMATION NOTICE

In Chancery Court for the Southern NJ,
of Sharp County. '''N
Charles j. Schroyer and Nora ScbrovO. y
TONERS. Ex Parte. ie'F
Notice is hereby given that Chas. J. scb...
and Nora Schroyer have this day filed in ,''s' tl 81
flee of the Clerk of the Chancery Court of Sh. vs.
County. Arkansas, for the Southern n;..'4
thereof, their petition to quiet, ESTABLISH '
confirm their title to the FOLLOWING do...n
lands, lying and being situate in said courtv wv
district. to-wt:
The southwest quarter of the southwest ma.
ter of section three 90, containing 40 ao,o,'S
east half of the southeast quarter of section !,
"a, containing so acres, and the northeast
ter of the northeast quarter of section nina % M
containing 40 acres, all in township sever,..'
90 north, range four (4) west.
And any and all parties having and cain.
any interest in said lands are hereby w.rnnl
appear in said Chancery Court of Sharp con,,'
for the Southern District thereof at tbo M.'
term, 1915. thereof. which begins on tba 2da.
of May. 1915. and show cause. if any thew ,.'
why the title of the said Chas. ], Scbrover .,1
Nora Schroyer to said lands should not be ouia,
ed, established and confirmed.
Witness my hand as the Clerk of said cour, a.,
the seal thereof on this Goth day of Decembs,
1914.
f. A. Boyce, CLERK,
T. l. Herrn, Attorney.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
j. D. Paden and j. F. Carter, good

j. D. Paden and j. F. Carter, good
citizens of Ash Flat, were market
ing cotton in Evening Shade Tues
day,
j. F. Provence, the Records ef-
fcient and faithful correspondent at
Maxville, was in town one day this
week.
All parties owing me who have
not already made other arrange
ments will please come in and set
tie. | need the money. A. w.
Cochran.
Jas. Edgar, a young man who
was raised in Sullivan township,
has opened a jewelers. shop in the
room adjoining Shaver's grocery
store. Mr.. Edgar is said to be a
very proficient workman, and he
will no doubt have a good patron
age here.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
Report From The Emery School

Following are those that have
neither been absent nor tardy Dur
ing the month ending January 18th
at the Emery school, Ethel Holley,
Nora Holley, Chloe Mcleod, Bertha
Holley, Estella Mcleod and Elmer
Curtis. There are So pupils enroll
ed and an average attendance of 40.
The literary society meets every
Saturday night and the programs
are good. Excellent music furnish
ed by the string band.
Matilda Puckett, Teacher.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
COLDS & LaGRIPPE

s or 6 doses 666 will break
any case OF Chills & Fever, Colds
& LaGrippe; il acts on the liver
better than Calomel and does not
eripe or sicken, Price 25c.
By order Of County Judge W, T,
Horn the old wooden flooring in the
hallway at the court house is being
replaced with concrete, the work
being in charge Of Rev. A. Z. Hort
on Of Cave City. This will be an
improvement on the county's prop
erty, not only as a matter Of appear
ance, but from a standpoint Of
economy,
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15

Virse Haley, a merchant of Zion
was attending to some business
here Tuesday.
STRAYED-Three re d steers,
branded "AB" on right hip, crop off
right and split in left ear, tag in
right ear, Notify A. Bensch at
Center and receive reward.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
TRUSTEES SALE

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of,
certain deed of trust to secure the payment Of,
promissory note in said deed of trust described
executed by ]. W. Bishop and Belle BishOp h
wife, to j. H. Jarrett said deed of trust bep,
dated March l6, 1914, and recorded in Record
Book ID" at page 235 in the Recorders Ofceiu
the Southern District of Sharp County, Arssn.
sas, said deed Of trust conveying the following
described lands and personal property, to-wit
The northeast quarter of section 10, in town
ship l6 north. range west, containing 100 acres
situate in the district, county and state aiole
said. One black horse mule. years old, andM
blue mule. years old, branded with "FM'
the right hip. .. .-.. aura
M. d. Barnett. trustee in said deed Of trust
refusing to carry out the object Of this trust
j. H. Jarrett, beneficiary, appointed 7, J, David
son as trustee in his place by endorsement
such appointment on said deed Of trust,
Default having been made in the paymetd
said note |, as such substituted trustee, wild'
fer for sale to the highest bidder at public a%
tion on Saturday January 80, 1915, for cash [
hand, at the south front door Of the court hoaS |
in the town of Evening Shade, Southern Dstra /
Sharp County. Arkansas, the above deserted
property between the hours Of nine O'Clock
the forenoon and three O'Clock in the aftern@i
The proceeds of said sale to be applied 10 IN
payment Of the costs and expenses Of ada'
to the payment Of said debt and interest and @
remainder, II any, to said grantors, IhsJnS
ary I, 1915.
TJ. Davidson, TrufS
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
GooD GooDs

We do not claim to sell goods for less than
any one, for many do not sell goods that coniG H
I'M TO our Standard We much prefer to sell
GOOD GOODS at a small profit than sell you
cheap goods at a big profit
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
RU UB-MY-TISM

Will cure Rheumatism, Neu-
raleia. Headaches, Cramps, Collie
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old
Sores, letter, Rine.Worm, Ec.
zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
used internally or externally. 2Sc
7. j. Tompkins, substantial
citizen Of Poushkeepsie, was look
ing after some business at the
court house Tuesday.
Albert and Austin Baker were
here from Woods Tuesday attend
ing a meeting Of the stockholders
of the Bank Of Evening Shade.
jeff Davis and W, D, Phillips,
who live near Love, were selling
cotton and transactins other busi-
ness matters in Evening Shade
Tuesday
o. S Westmoreland and B, F.
Meeks Of Sidney were here Tuesday
attending the annual meeting Of
stockholders Of the Bank Of Even.
Ing Shade.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15

All accounts are now due, Please
call and settle same as we must
collect to pay our bills, Barnett
Wasson Drug Co.
The very many friends Of Atty.
Arthur Sullivan Of Hardy will be
pleased to learn that he is recover
ins from an attack Of pneumonia,
which threatened his life for a
time.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15

Notice Is hereby given that will meet @u
payers Of the various townships Of SharpV'''
Arkansas. at the places and on the dates %
toned below for the purpose Of collecting Y
taxes for the year. 1915
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Little Rock. Arkansas.

January 4, 1915,
Notice Is hereby given that James W. Fore Of
Evening Shade, Ark, who on December lS, 1911,
made Homestead Entry No 0sliO for S HALF
NE Or, NV OR Sc OR, NE OR SW Or, See.
ton %. Township II North, Range West, 9th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
TO make Three Year Proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before Il. A, Boycc,
Clerk, at Evening Shade, Ark. on the 10th day
Of February. 1915.
Claimant names rs witnesses Jasper Hutch.
ison, Palmer Hutchson Of Layne. Ark, 7. Il,
Thompson Of Center. Ark, G, d. Wolfe Of Even.
ing Shade Ark,
q ~ Jno, W, Allen, Register.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
COLLECTORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that will meet @u
payers Of the various townships Of Sharp1@"
Arkansas, at the places and on the dates n
toned below for the purpose Of eolecu~
taxes for the year. 1914;
Southern District
Lave Creek. Rose Pond, Monday Janul'
1915. II.
Morgan. Center. Tuesday, January " "'
Office.
Lebanon. Dotson School House. W''"'
January 20, .,
strawberry, Institute, Thursday Janp'g
North Big Rock. Poughkeepse' fFd"
ary %, In DR.. Z, L. sulliyan's Office !,
South Big Rock, Center Hail. sa'ufuP' "
AIRY o. ,,,
Washington. powel's Chapel Mond'"
25. at j. l.. Powelrs residence mAA
Big Creek, Calamine, Tuesday ana WV"
January % and "a, at sulliyan's store N
Scott Shebyvlle, Thursday and Ff''"'
ary 2s and 90, at Taylors store
Cave. Cave City, Saturday Janua'
Bank, ..,,m
Sullivan. Brlckle Syringe Monday I~
Sullivan. Sidney. Tuesday, February ~"
johnson, 81, Paul, Wednesday FeOIu%
pIney Fork, Evening Shade from y"
TO 90,
Northern District
RIchwooda, Jaekson's Store Mond" "'
%, lvs,s
Rehwooda, Ash Flat, Tuesday a"' W.
February q and "a, at Bank ,LN
Davidson. King Mills, THURSDAY ="
February 95 and 20 at Post once ~, rAs
Highland. stcwarts Store, Sa'u'O"'
% adi
Lebanon, sltka, Monday Mare"
toms store, IA Wds
jackson, willifefd, Tuesday '"'
March and Q, at Bank, a,.,.l,t,
South Union. Martins CreeN i"'
T. uss n n
North Union, Banks School nV'
March ., Ii, MMs
Upper North, wirIh' saturn"
Post Office, uoas y
Lower North, shride's School "
March T. ,o,.m W
Hardy. Hardy. from March VW'sa a WI
parlies wlshinr to pay taNes ts ~ as
times and places will please V''", asy lhS NJ
their land, and those writing Y, pt Asw NJ
should rive the correct huinus', .sd dslf
wish to pay ON, TO avoid eriVis ,ss ilth drs
Given under my hand TINS wv
embor ipil. If NY a.
Sheriff and Es'oi,%', cio.',' "
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15

John H. Wilks was over from
Sidney a day or two this week buy
ine cattle,
D. Z. Harrison, who has been re-
siding near here for some time, has
moved his family to town.
Please do not ask for long credit,
as we are not in position to carry
new accounts over 80 days, Barnett
Wasson Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
Ash Flat

DR.. W. O. Tibbles was looking
after some professional business at
Poughkeepsie a few days ago.
W.. Smith was here from Even
ing Shade one day lately transact
ing some business and meeting his
friends.
R. L. Stephens and his son, Au-
brey, were here from Hardy Satur-
day for a short visit with friends
and relatives.
R. A. Wolf went to lizard county
this week to spend a short time
looking after his farming interests
and other business matters.
Several people in and about Ash
Flat have been sufferers from la
grippe lately, but they are all better
and the siege seems about over.
Several new pupils have entered
the school here since holidays. The
school is being we'll attended and is
giving satisfaction to pupils and
patrons.
Rev. Swift Anderson, the MethO-
dist pastor, has been on the puny
list for some time. However, he
was able to meet his appointments
at Hickory Flat and Hills Chapel
last Sunday.
W. W. Gibson of Salem and
Grant Arnold of Mammoth Spring
were interviewing the merchants
here one day this week in the inter-
est of the grocer companies which
they represent.
Hon. G. B. Ferguson left last week
for Little Rock, where he will
represent this district in the senate
during the session of the legislature,
He was accompanied by his son,
Shelby, who will attend school in
the capital city during his fathers
stay there.
Dennis Burton, formerly of this
place, but who now lives at Agnos,
was in town Wednesday for the
first time in ven years. AS
Agnos is only six miles away, it
can easily be seen that MIR. Burton
doesn't run around" much at least
he doesn't come in this direction
often.
There is talk of hard times on
every hand. 1t is little short of
calamity that conditions are so de-
pressing to the people of this coun.
try, and we certainly hope for an
abundant crop this year and better
times for everybody. This section
has now had four poor crop years,
and it looks very much like our
people could hardly stand a fifth
failure.
Silas Vaughn was indicted by the
grand jury in session at Hardy last
week on charge of grand larceny.
He was released on bond and his
trial will come up at the next term
Of circuit court. 1t is alleged that
Vaughn took some hogs, the prop.
erty of R, A. Wolf Of this place, and
sold them to a dealer at Mammoth
Spring, appropriatine the proceeds
Of the sale to himself.
Rev NJ. F. Tollison, presiding
elder Of the Paragould district,
NJ, E. Church South, held the first
quarterly conference for the Ash
Flat circuit at Corinth a few days
ago. He came to Ash Flst from
that place and preached two very
fine sermons, This was Rev, Tol-
lison's first appearance here and he
made favorable impression upon
tboso vbo moi and heard him
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15

County Of Sharp.
We, J. P. Bone, President, and
R. c. Founders, Cashier, of the
above named bank, do soleninly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best Of our knowledge
and belief.
r. C. Founders, Cashier.
J, P. Bone, President,
Attest
j. P Bone,
D. H. Yeaeer,
F. M. Battles,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 9th day Of January, 1915,
My commission expires May 18th
1918,
D, II, Yeager,
Notary Public
Sharp County record., 1915-01-15
LEGAL advertising
WARNING ORDER

In the Sharp Chancery Court, soutbor, \.
Lille B. Medley in her own behalf pS'fet
as guardian and curator for Fav NIL
and Goldie Medley, minors, and w -
Snow, Plaintiffs,
VS.
Ida A. Kiefner, Lynn E. Kiefper u,.
L. Kiefner. John R. Kiefner and a..
E. Kiefner. the last two named bo;s
minors and sole heirs at law of Iol
Kiefner Jr., and Elvira Hollicks n.
PENDANTS.
To the above named defendants Ida
ner, Lynn E. Kiefner, Harry L, Kiefra~ Alef'
R. Kiefner, Charles E. Kiefner and F,n; '' John
licks: You and each of you are baroh,, hO'
to appear in the Sharp Chancerv Cow, warned
Southern District within thirty davs onS iOr the
the complaint of the plaintiffs in tbo =, answer
titled cause. ''e EN-
Given under my hand this 28th dav os y
ber, 1914 Decen'
E. A. Boyce, Cle,E
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-02-12

| he was both tired and thirsty, and
had 40 odd miles to go before day
break.
His first thought Is his machine,
which he honors with a comprehensive
glance travelling from the monkey
mascot in front to the back tire;
then, learning that there is a new
conner fresh from England present,
he wants to come into the circle and
hear the news, accepting a cigarette
with a quiet bashfulness that is per-
fectly charming.
1.-The life is none too easy The
m~otorcyclist has mostly to shift for
himself; he moves too fast and too
often to be provided for by the ma
chinery the army arranges for finding
quarters. On arrival at headquarters
with a dispatch, after he has present.
ed it and been dismissed until wanted
again. he sets out to find somewhere
to wash, something to eat, somewhere
to sleep and where the petrol Is
kept.
mo speed limit, thrills all around,
an open-air life and lots Of variety
Is the way in which one Of the motor
cyclists summed up his life at the
front. They are the gallopers Of
modern war, though they must stick
to the roads (some Of these dare
devils tried to use their machines
across open country with dire results).
All along the straight white roads
leading to the zone Of operations you
may meet them whirring by in clouds
Of dust-gone before you can bid them
God-speed. Their total lack Of sentl-
mentality about themselves and their
work, their unselfishness toward one
another, and their disregard Of danger
are worthy of the highest traditions
of the British army"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-02-12

Shade of chopin!-A concert agent
had sent to the printer the programme
for a big concert he was organizing
At the last moment a very great per-
sonage died. The programme was al
ready in type and the proofs passed
but as o as the news reached him
the agent decided that Chopin's
Funeral March must be included as
a sign of respect, among the items
performed by the orchestra.
He telephoned to the printer to ash
him to make the addition.
The printer said he would try.
What do you want to add" he
said.
Not much" said the agent. Il only
want you to put in at the beginning
of the programme. Funeral March,
by Chopin" And he carefully
spelled Chopin so that there could be
no mistake.
"All right" replied the printer. 81
think we can make it."
The agent heaved a sigh of relief
but when a copy Of the programme
was thrust into his hands on the nigh,
Of the concert, his hair stood on the
end. His message. it appeared, had got
a bit added over the telephone, ano
at the beginning Of the programme
the Mortified agent discovered that the
printer had made the concert oper
with:
"A few remarks by Chopin."-Tit-
Bits.