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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15

owners of real property, railroads, tramroads. corporate and public roads within the limits of said proposed drainage district to appear before the Circuit Court of Jefferson County in the City of Pine Bluff Ark ansas. on May Sth, 1915. to show cause in favor or against the establishment of said district, which district includes the following lands, to-wit:
 In Twp. South, Range , West, the WIZ of Sec. r.: all of Sec. IS: all of Sec. 19; WIZ of Sec. 20: N F of the NWA of Sec 29: the N1h of Sec 30: SWA of Sec. 30: w 1a of the NWA of Sec 31 Lot Mo- lying west of the NWA of Sec. 31, containing "A 29-1O0 acres: Lot No. 3 lying west of the SWA of Sec. 31, containing 5 S1O0 acres.
 In Twp. South, Range West: All of Sections 13 to 36 inclusive.
 In Twp. South, Range West: All; of Twp. 3 South. Range West, except the SEA- Of the NEA of Sec. 1: ex- cept the E 1s of the SEA of Sec. 1: except the SWh of the SEA- of Sec. l: except the NEH of Sec. 12: except the Nlb of the SEA of Sec. 12: except the SEA- of the SEA- of Sec. 12.
 In Twp. South. Range West: Sections 1, 12. 13, 24, 25. and 36.
 ln Twp. South Range ) West: WIZ of the WIZ of Sec. 30: WIZ of the WIZ of Sec. 31; SEA- of the SWA of Sec 31.
 In Twn. South. Range West: Sections l to IS inclusive
 In Twp. South, Range , West: Sections and :.
 F. M REEVES. 415-22-29-3-6 Circuit Clerk
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15
All store Fixtures must go this week.

star, is featured in a three-act drama Also Essanay, "The Other Womans Picture" in which Richard Travers, Lillian Drew and Gerda Holmes are seen at their best.
 Will Strickland, adored of his wife, Dora, is swept off his feet by his passion for Helena Raymond. the other woman. Helena gives him her picture and Strickland substitutes it for the picture of his wife in a locket that is one of the love tokens between them. Eugene Griscom. mutual friend of the Stricklands, tries to save Strickland from the inevitable consequences and meanwhile hides her husbands duplicity from Dor:. will is called to Brazil and there is killed. Griscom, who has accom- panied him, gathers up his effects and takes them home. Among the effects is the locket with Helenas picture. This. Griscom hides from Dora. But Dora asks for it. She thinks he is pressing his own love suit and is angered. Then she finds her own picture in her husbands room ard realizes his duplicity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15
,NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the order of the jeffer- son County Court made on the 4th
 day of January, 1915, White & Humphreys, Engineers. have made a preliminary survey of the territory to be benefited by a proposed system Of drainage to be carried out in drain
 age district petitioned for by B. l.. Wiley. J. P. Walt, J. R. Walt and others under the general drainage laws of the state of Arkansas, and
 that s2id engineers have filed their
 report in the office of the county clerk of Jefferson County. Arkansas. showing that the following described lands in Jefferson County. Arkansas, would be benefited by said proposed system of drainage. to-wit:
 l South half IS 1a) section eleven (11, south half (S1 section ten
 00), southeast quarter and east half of the southwest quarter (SEN X ElA SWA) section nine (9>. lots one. two, seven and eight q, 2, & S) section sixteen 16). all of sections fifteen, fourteen thirteen. twentv-four, twen- tv-three, twenty-two and twenty-five
 15. IA. 13, 24, 23. P and 25l. north half (N1a) sections twentv-siX and twentv-seven (26 6. 27N. all in town ship three (3) south range eight (S) west of the fifth (5th) Principal Me ridian: also.
 All of sections eighteen, nineteen 1 twenty, ;wenty-seven. twenty eight twentv-nine. thirty and thirty-three
 (1S. 19. 20. 27. 2S. 29. 30 & 33), south
 half (SR R) section seventeen CID l, lots eleven, twelve. thirteen and four teen 11. 12. 13 & 14D section sixteen 16>. west half and southeast quarter i (Wh X SEh) section twenty one i (G1 southwest quarter (SWH) sec 1 tion twentv-two t22) northeast guar ter (NEND section thirty-one (3D. north half (N h> section thirtv-two (32), west half W Wh) section thirty
 four (34). all in township three (3)
 south, range seven (7> west of the Fif'h f5th) Principal Meridian. 1 Wherefore. ool rersops owning real
 property within said proposed drain
 age district are hereby notified to
 epnear before the county court of
 .I"ffNrsnn COpntv. hrkansas. on the
 23rd day of April 1915. heinz the day
 fixed by said court. to show carse in favor or asa'nst the said establish
 ment of said proposed drainage dis l trict.
 Given under my hand and the seal of this office this April '. 1915. l fSeah c. M NTCHOL.
 4-S-15-22 County Clerk.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15
NOTICE.


 Settlements continued at January term. 1915. for confirmation at the April Term. 1915. of the Jefferson County Probate Court, Estate of Emily Weaver: first and final settlement; Ben B. Well. admr. Estate of Will S. Brown; first and final settlement; Ella Brown. admrx Estate of Mrs. l.. !. HarkDess first and final settlement; R. l.. Hardness, admr
 Estate of w. H. Westbrook; third an nual settlement; H. l.. WestbrOok and w. C. Hudson, executors.
 Estate of B. " Futile, minor: an nral settlement: J. R. Parsons, guard ian
 Estate of Brown and Jackson, min ors: annual settlements; w. M. Lam bert. guardian
 Estate of Moore minors annual settlement: A. L. Burnett. guardian. Estate of Lula May Baughman' minor: annual settlement; A. k. Bo"ghman. guardian.
 Estate Of w. w. Andrews; final set tlement: Leo M. Andrews, guardian Estate of Eliza Ganse; annual set tlement; Samuel Cook guardian Fstate of Coy Phillips. minor; final settlement: O. R. Swazee, guardian. Estate of Buie minors: annual set dement, Mrs. Hallie Robinson, guard ian
 Estate of Virginia O'Neal final set tlement: Mrs. Lora O'Neal West guardian.
 Estate of Leslie O'Neal, minor: an nual settlement; Mrs. LOra O'Neal West, guardian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15
ALL TIRED OUT
ndreds More in Pinc Bluff in tht
 Same Plight.

ndreds More in Pine, Bluff in the
 Same Plight. ENired all the time;
 sINeary and worn out night and sBack aches; head aches. a5 our kidneys are probably weaken
 E You should help them at their 
 9 4et one who knows tell you how sMrs. Minnie Green. S06 Main street
 sle Bluff, says: Some time ago sssst that my kidneys weren't in good Aape. l had a steady, dull ache i'll ss!y back and sweeping or lifting any SSalng was almost impossible. i felt I.,rn-out and tired and had awful 2!adaches. Dizzy spells and specks More my eyes bothered me and my sht often blurred. I had a great kal of trouble from the kidney too. So many people had He'd Doan's Kidney Pills with such
 sod results. that I got box a' hawelrs Drug Store. After taking 's few doses. I could see change
 sr the better. I used two boxes Tn 1l and I have never felt the least hin in my back since and my kld- tvs have acted as they should. :HPrice 5Oc at all dealers. Don't Imply ask for kidney remedy-se, bans Kidney Pills-the same thai t1rs Green had. FosterMifburn CO.,. 1fops., Buffalo. N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15
ADJUSTMENTS MI advance rot,cne fnrntshed hv
 Theatres.
REST THEATRE.

Today-"The Hound of the Basker-
 kiles." four-rart sensational drama Edapted from the story Of conan
 bov]e. All who have read the cele- Erated novel remember the grea. bane that terrorized the supersti-
 $Ons cn,omunitv surrounding the kome of the earls of Baskerville. Tomorrow "A Gentleman of Leisure.' the famous Broadway com Sdy. is nresented in motion pictures &v the Jeseo L. I.askv company. with HVallace Eddineor ir the leadiro role. This five nart nhotonlav feature AEas groat hit at the Strand theatre sn Now Work.
 Tho hero is T vcune New York .ncietv ITO, ,vho melkec . hot that KS can -oh 2 honse and "et away
 Withnut heinz ca""ht hv tho nolice. Shnrtlv after ,,,akirr thic wa"nr. Hn nrofcssiona, h"r"r'r in h;s cwn honsa-o"d inste".a "f "'"- ir1 tho ,,es,s ,decides to us~ him In the bet. The enore edinq cenn''ca+'n"s ,,b;eh arie. orn d,,o 'o tho ean,'''ir- ciorcr,c .,-i'l'.,~~-,c c-~ = "c~o'e "'H' =
 nz,a th. rroeoce:~-ar s,,~~lar'c inah'i- s4., re~.rai. r,;.,>-nlf --.hc, te'on'~' sstc ~tcas . --,,-nr1n rec-,'"" "h'
 e,co, r~rul4 .c 8o ,n-r- cn-clae'nn '" th. vcrv .~nrs,ica lo"o-~.crv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15

Wastel prld's Si
 co,rn-n1i tS-IT''I folks,4 baIlndage
 ''puilliM
 kniveos
 them 6
 can't 6 SIT.
 3 drobp pes th8I Iing shr
 Try it4 or bun
 S-IT''G lrC TU s 26c " pnce a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15
POISONS FOUR CHILDREN.
Racher's Wife Then .Arranges Bodies.
 and Dies Beside Them.

Spokane, Wash, April 13.-Mrs. Luther A. Leonard, wife of well-to- do rancher, poisoned her four young children at the family home today.
 After satisfying herself that all were dead, she carefully placed tae bodies across bed. She then swal- lowed a fatal dose of the mixture and expired soon afterward.
 Her husband. who was in Spokane, tried to reach the family home by telephone and failing to get a re- sponsa to his calls. telephoned a neighbor to investigate.
 It is believed Mrs. Leonard sud- denly became demented.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15
CORoNFR'S JURY
 EXONFRATES HARDY
Man WI" Said He Was From Pine Bluff. Flees Snringfield, H..
 After Shooting.

A special 10 the Gazette from Springfield, Ill.,, says:
 The coroner's jury which investi- gated the death of Benneto Palermo. shot in Grifasi's saloon in this city on the night of March 27. during a pis- tol duel hetween Ben Hardy O. Pine Bluff. Ark. and two deputy sheriffs who were attempting to arrest Hardy brought in a verdict that Palermo came to his death from wound in flicted by an unknown person. It is helieved bullet from the revolver of one of the deputy sheriffs killed Palermo. Hardy has never been cr''- tured. thoneh search has been insti- tuted for him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15

To have fine healthy complexion the liver must he active. the bow els regular and the blood pure. All this is brought about hy using HER ZINE. It thorouehly SCOUTS the liver. stomac and bowels. pnts the hodv in fine condition and restores that clear pink and white comrlev- ion so r,nch desired hv ladies. Price 5Oc Sold by w. l.. DewoOdv & Go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15
Estate of Chas. Cody: annual sci

Estate of Chas. Cody; annual set tlement; H. G. Cody, guardian.
 All persons interested in any of these settlements of the counts will come forward and file their exceptions if any they have on or before the sec ond day of the next term of the Pro- bate Court of said county or they will be forever barred from excepting to said above accounts or any part thereof
 Witness my hand and the seal of said Court at Pine Bluff, Ark, April IA, 1915.
 (seaD C. M. NICHOI, Clerk. 4-15-22 By l.. T. SALLEE, D. c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15
DRAINAGE NOTICE.

Pine Bluff. Arkansas, April 12. 1915.
 Notice is hereby given that a peti- tion filed by Geo. R. Mann, ct al, on April 5th. 1915 in the Circuit Clerks office of Jefferson County. Arkansas. asking the Circuit Court to establish a drainage district in Arkansas, Lon oke, Prairie and Jefferson Counties, Arkansas. the court having appointed Fred Fowl as the engineer of said proposed drainage district, said engi- neer having filed his report according to law, notice is hereby given to all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15
PhilpOt InspectS Roads

County Judge C. M. Philpot spent yesterday inspecting the roads of a portion of the county. He drove through the Robroy and Altheimer neighborhoods. finding the highways in pretty fair shape. considering the winter traffic. A part of the tour was made on horseback, indicating Judge Philpot was determined to see for hirself just what road work is needed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15
NOt Known Here.

Efforts 10 identify tho Ben Hardy. mentioned in the disnatch from cn~ingfield Ill. proved fruitless bere. It is believed an error was made. as none of the Pine Bluff Hardys recognize the fugitive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15

Don't n,.t up wsfh unaas'afacto~v
 r-eliahlc v.ach~-wnmer service. 0uv .uudrv w;ll do vour whshinc ir nanrar that will please you. Ameri- san Excelsior LauDdry Co. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-15
6 6 6

j or 6 Doses 6G6 will break any ease of ChillS and Fever, COLDS AND LAGRIPPE
New Britain herald., 1915-04-03

Charles w. Macara. Earl Grey writes to the London Times suggesting that the government take over all the li- cened houes in specified districts, as it has already taken over the rail- ways and factories, giving the license holdrs fair compensation and either closing the houses altogether or ad- ministering them on reformed prin- ciples. The inference it that, whatever the outcome of the contemplated re- strictiVe measures, the king has laid the foundation of a great voluntary movement which will achieve far reaching results through the force of the royal example.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-03

1, April 3.-The great war htions has brought about great war-the worldwide |iquor. The czar of Russia he crusade against drinking by barring the manufacture |of vodka, the popular Rus |tous ferment. Now France lated against absinth at the bf President Poincare; King M England, Lord Kitchener &cellor Lloyd-George have M denouncing intoxicants, lat they will not allow them Households. Josephus Dan etary of the navy, it is re- | recently orde, ed that no hOuld be used on board eates warship. Kaiser Will Germany recommends that should not be sold in any |nless the people vote in |rtheir sale. In addition to Fhener and Lloyd-George, all
 Rt ministers in London have
 n to the chancellor, accord
 e Daily Mail, their intention
 the kings pledge to abstain Eholic liquors during the war
 bought necessary. Among Aminent men who will do 'hre Earl Brassey, Baron
 Baron Sydenham and Sir
New Britain herald., 1915-04-03
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUsEs.

Caucuses for the purpose of nomi- hating candidates for Aldermen and Councilmen and delegates to Demo cratic City Convention, will be held Monday eve, April 5, 1915 at 8 o'clock p. m., at following places: First Ward, Bardeck's Hall, Arch street; Second Ward, Store, 175 Park street; Third Ward, Hall Lees Block, 300 Main street; Fourth Ward, Basement Hotel Bronson, cor. Main and E. Main street; Fifth Ward, Skritulskys Hall, Broad street; Sixth Ward, Solomon's Block, Hartford Ave.
 Democratic City Committee, W. F. Delaney Chairman, Jos. M. Halloran, Secretary ..-.a
New Britain herald., 1915-04-03
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF ANNUAL TOWN MEET
 INC

ING. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to. all legal voters of the Town of New Brit ain that the Annual Town Meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 18th, men and Seven Constables The polls will be open from 6 o'clock A. M until 5 o'clock P. M., and no longer, at the following places in the several voting Districts:
 First Voting District, Lower Turner rear Arch St. @-...>| |E
 Second Voting District, Edelson Building, cor. Maple and Park Sts Third Voting District, The Wilson Co. Store, 33,West Main St.
 Fourth Voting District, Gaylor's Block, S2 Church St. Fifth Voting District, Lees Build ing, 13 Lafayette St.
 Sixth Voting District, Waskowitz & Berkowitz Bldg, 21S East Main St. CHIMES placed for that purpose in all the Polling Places in all the Dis tricts shall be used under the pro- vision of the Public Acts of 1909, Chapter 262, and directions pre- scribed by the Secretary of State. Dated at New Britain, Connecticut, this 3rd day of April, 1915.
 w. E. LATHAM,
 s~ ARVID H. NERO, C. P. WAINWRIGHT,
 Selectmen.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-03
HELP WANTED-FENIALE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

ELECTRICAL SPEClALlTlE ES,-Un- equalled. exclusive, original Fine commission, literature, advertising help. With little capital fortune possible. The Sterling Corporation,
 1273 West Third street, Cleveland,
 Ohio 4-2- 1dX.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-03

FOR SALE-Two new milch grade Holsteins, also sixty, bushel of good
 table potatoes. Woodbine Farm,
 Berlin, Conn. Tel. 663-4. 4-1-3dX
New Britain herald., 1915-04-03
ALL advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by z:3O D. m. on the day of issue.
LOST.
NOTICE.

HAVE your trees sprayed. W. N.
 Durham. Tel. 1855. 3-22-10dX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
CAROLINA AGGlES DEFEAT
GAMECOCKS IN GOOD GAME
University of south Carolina T.,
i'"Sfs Fast Contest by Timely
Svattiuc.

RALEIGH y. G.. April 23-By a two
paSc MI IN the ninth. with two men on
naScs. w inston won the game tod1w
inr AEricultural and Mechanical
nj ms University OF South Carolina.
me game was featured by the masinr.
~ twlrlinG OF Adams, for South Caro-
Una; ana ,la!nGs. for Agricultural and
Mechanical. although Jaynes had - III.
tic on his opponent. ~
me game was the best seen on tho
nome grounds this season wheeler
Tor the locals, featured in the field and
WIN WIN ne willow: getting two three
winston also got two two-basc hits.
l:angston, for the visitors, got two Of
their five hits. Up to the seventh tho
Gamecocks were unable to get n hit
off the delivery OF Jaynes
Score by innings: r. n r.
south Carolina. 90 0000O1-i : o
a. NJ. ........0 q 0 o 0 0 0 g
Batteries: Adams and Barksdale:
Jagnes and Winston.
Summary: Struck out--by Adams. 7:
by Jaynes. -. Base on ba1ls-off jaw,
mes. !: stolen ases-Wheeler. Gam
mon. Van Brocklin (2). Umpire, Kauf-
man. Time, l 40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24

MN YORK.. Apri While there has
nesn heavy realizing In cotton tn. past
N'ch' offerings hay" boon readily absorbed
ON i"",'I"ns of q little more than s. a bale.
and prices mad" nov high seasonal records
curing t"-dhy carly trading. with October
contracts selling at 1879. while later now
@r"r deliveries worked we'll through the lie
Lowell
reports OF good progress with crop prcpnra-
lions ana planting scrvcd to encourage re.
dictionary sentiment during tho middle of
the week. anG there Was also heavy selling
her" TOT Liverpool account. Local near
month shorts have been covering
These opera tons. combined with tho bet
ter weather am: talk Of improving crop
prospects haze resulted In some Shriukin.:
OF tn" differences between months and talk
"i Larger May deliveries. but there has been
u" general ar actual selling against actual:
the goods marie: has been active aud rrner
ANA, while spot sales In Southern markets
nav" D"nn smaller their quotations HAY"
been we'll maintained.
FflN"c advice! from the South have
nech more conflicting acreage prospects.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcnt:
Eauman < Hines. for Mrs. Lawrence
Syclc .olS Monument Avenue. rear
four lights.
Morris Hunter. for j. j. Fletcher
First Market, one fan.
Same. for +. Hcrnhardt. First Mar
ict. one fan.
Winston Electric Construction Com
pany, i'll Grove Avenue, ono outlet
and two brackets
l;nGclhere K Bear. for Seth Ahabah
Temple. Ryland and Franklin Streets
repairing two INJURIES
Same. for L. IL. Scott 1907 North
First street. eight outlets and fixtures
w l.. jerks. for w. II. Schwarzschild
27l0 Monument Avenue, cighty-thrcc
fixtures.
W. Il. catlett. for H. Ryland 1900
Barton Avenue. fifteen fixtures.
Martin & Myers, for POLK Miller Drug
Company, Third and Broad Streets. four
fixtures.
Same for same. one sign.
Winston Electric Construction Com
pany. for Richmond Transfer Company,
107 West Canal Street, eight outlets
EnSclbcrg & Bear, for Moses Nav.
COL East Broad street. three fans
TresnaE & Jennings. for Fratcrnal
order of Owls. zoo East Broad Street,
ten outlets.
Same. for Mr.. Braucrman. Sixth and
Main Streets. one outlet. =
Same. for George Schacfcr. 800 bolck
Chambcrlayne Avenue, twenty-five out
let's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
VESSEL ROOM CHARTERED
FOR NEW CROP WHEAT
Montreal Exporter Says Foreign toun-
tries Are Rrndy to Absorb All
Offered Supplies.

CHICAGO. April 23.--I, was reported
mere late to-day that vessel room has
new, crop wheat for August shipment
10 Montreal. In addition there were
sales OF old wheat to go out via tho
CUR.
Unless there is u big noise made
about the daily export takinGs Of wheat
there ar" sales of shor, lines and con
ScGucnt price rcCcSSionS.
william tarruthcrS, ~ prominent cN-
porter OF Montreal. who was here to-
haN' SAID that every export concern in
canada has sold enormous quantities
OF wheat. with shipments UP to the
lrst OF Docombcr. and that the buying
still continues. lie states representa-
tivcs of foreign countries stand ready
70 absorb all the supplies that are Of
DAY with the deferred months display
ing the greatest strength. There was
further liIuidation by longs IN the May
future. while tn. buying by shorts was
at times active
The nervousness on the part Of shorts,
In the deferred wheat futures was
SHOWN to-day when Il big shipping con-
Germ attcmptcd to buy December in
NE pit. and after making moderate
SIZED purchases the entire army Of
shorts in the July future took TO tho
! buying side in strong way. and bid
Tn, ,, price up SHARPLY, Tho outsider is
again in wheat. and Is quietly out
r,ersistcntly accommodating lines OF both
July and September.
.orn was 81 strong market nearly all
I ''Il lIi' ii'Se SHOWING net gains
OF a TO q cent. business Was light,
and the strength in corn WAS II re-
h"ction of the advance in wheat. Cash
sales here were 100000 bushels for
domestic use
oats showed but lit,lo change; nearby
futures being Is cent lower. and the
deferred = cent higher The price
range was the narrowcst in many
weeks fluctuations being confined with
IN 5 cent per hushcl. There was a fair
, domestic demand for cash oats with
, sales of 2o:n0o bushels
Packers led in the buyiuu of ribs
ana commission houses took tho July
, ana September pork. together with
! some demand from shorts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
BERRY WINS PENTATHLON
At PENN RELAY CARNIVAL
Principal Event In Opening Day of
Great Athletic Event Captured
by QuaI<ers.
YALE GETS MEDLEY RELAY
American College Championship Race
Captured by Bulldog l'our-Icnn-
sylvania Took American Title in
Sprint Medley Relay.

PHILADELPHIA. April 23.-Howard
Berry. of the University of Pcnnsyl
Nania carried off the Pcntathlon one of
the principal events in the opening days
carnival of Pcnnsylvania's relay races
ana field sports. The Pcntathlon com
nrising the broad jump, tavel!n and
Discus throwing, and the 200 and l50-
meter races WAS on the program for
The first time in twenty one years that
PENNSYLVANIA has held the carnival
ana II is expected TO represent the ALL
round college athletic championship of
the United States
Yale carried OFF the distance medley
relay race FOR the American college
championship beating out Chicago.
while PENNSYLVANIA easily won the
American title In the sprint medley
rae" from Chicago, the only other en-
trant.
In the rentathlon the result was not
uccldcd until the last event OF the L.
'Vh-mctcr race. Worthington, of Dart
mouth. finished second: McMastcrs. OF
INC University OF Pittsburgh. third :.
Lamb. OF PENNSYLVANIA state College
fourth. and Creighton, Of Pennsylvania
nth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24

year. Foreign demand FOR munitions
OF ware makes for cNtraordinary actiVi-
" ~ certain Industrial pursuits. and
innlly the country apparently is max
ms Roadway toward gaining customers
IN markets in which Europe had the
upper hand prior to the outbreak of
war.
Much needed rains have fallen east
OF IN" Mississippi River. and the
drought. which was becoming serious
In the Ohio Valley is. at least tcmpor-
ari!y relieved. Rains have also bcnc-
nted III" winter wheat crop in the
Middle Atlantic States. but conditions
there are about the poorest OF the en-
tire country.
Bank clearings for tho week aggre-
gate $3.50. 955.o0n. an increase of 80
per cent over last week and 30 of [
per cent over this week last year. Bust :
ness failures for the week numbered
~ !. COMPARED with 3la In tn" cores
nOmdlnG WCCk Inst Ncnr."