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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
SHOOTS TWO DETECTIVES:
PRISONER THEN ESCAPES

Philadelphia. Pa, March 26.-James
Maneeley, central Office detective,
was shot and killed and Harry Tucker
another detective. probably mortally
wounded last night in running re
volver battle with Jacob b. Miller
whom they had attempted 10 arrest on
a fugitive warrant Miller. who is
wanted at Princeton. y. J., escaped.
The detectives arrested Miller with
out difficulty and. without searching
him for weapons. started 10 walk 10
patrol box. The prisoner made an ex-
cuse to stop and suddenly shot Tucker
twice. He darted up an alley. pursued
by Maneeiey. Turning. the fugitive
then killed Maneeley with one shot
and escaped.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
STEAMER MEDEA
SENT TO BOTTOM
VESSEL FLYING HOLLAND FLAG
SUNK BY TEUTON CRAFT OFF
BEACHEY HEAD.
British Admiralty Reports U-29, Ter
ror Of Commerce, Oestroyed-De-
tails Are Lacking.

London. March 20 The Dutch
steamer Medea was sunk OF Beacbey
Head yesterday morning Ly the Ger
man submarine 2S. In addition 10 this
Official statement the admiralty an
nounced that it had good reason to be
Iieve the German submarine U-2g, had
been sunk with all hands.
The official statement reported the
sinking Of the Medea. which carried a
cargo of oranges, bound from Saloniki
for London. says:
THE ship was flying tie Dutch flag
and had a Dutch crew aboard Its
name, 'AIedea. Amsterdam was paint
ed in large letters on the sides. The
ships papers were taken by the Ger
mans, who refused 10 return them"
The German submarine stopped the
Nedca and gave the crew fifteen min
uJes 10 leave the vessel. They did so,
and the submarine fired several shells
at the steamer which remained adOat
for an hour. The crew was picked up
in their small boats by a destroyer.
which landed them at Dover.
The trawler AIprecht also was at
tackled by q submarine. \ torpedo
passed within ten feet of the fishing
boat while it was crossing the chan
mel. TIL, submarine escaped. though
chased by British patrol boat
The admiralty report gave no de
tails of the sinking Of the U-29 nor
where it occurred. British shipping
circles. however. received the state
ment with a sigh of relief.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
WOMEN FLEE A THEATRE:
FROHMAN IS HERO OF DAY

New York. March 26.-Smoke from
a smudEe in the basement of the Ly-
ceum theatre yesterday afternoon
drove 500 persons. most of them wom-
eu and children. from the auditorium
OF the theatre where they had been
waiting TO witness the matinee per
formance Of Elsie Ferguson in The
Outcast.'
There was no panic. but there were
evidences OF the nervousness which
prevailed when many handbags and
handkerchIefs were picked up from
the theaIre floor after the audience
hastened out
When the audience was on the verge
OF rushing for the exits. Daniel Froh-
man. who vas in a box. hurried to
the center aisle. and assured the
frightened spectators there would be
no danger IL they would leave in an
manner
Then Frohman ran to the scene OF
the FIRE which was beneath the stage
ana led the employees in their battle
with the flames until firemen arrived.
The fire did little damage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
United States Submarine
F-4. With Crew Of 20.
Disappears.
BELIEVED At BOTTOM
engaged IN Target Practice
When Il Goes Under and
Fails 10 Return.

uasr ssts-. o c. ws-=r "a
r-ass-d az t-s bottom a. +s1-
sfsl rsreor .e az least s7srsg -fs-
fftHsarz o. vsHt-r-prsszalg more
-ss- Ur.srs States ssbrszr0s -
r-s H-Isi-ss pft7 her es~~z~s-
-r ses st t-sss sIg7tssH men. .r
.s7ss .s fesrss Co be one % enc
ssarss s4srsarfa- afssss-rs t0 tn-
gssrisfs rsqsf ~isssry. Fsr r5er=
trs1 ~ ho4rs every sFsrt s1s@T
ts rass. sr4ss.ss 90 raise t1-
saas-7 seat o. sst a sI1s' frerr
ere er~,s failed.
r7rrr have Beer ff fsfs. $40
res-i~- ssat disasters rr ere
.sarfs's rtssery. 8-tsr. s.ars.
F-rreF. TREE a1ss.s~. tass
cerrar. snrs ftaIa~. s~ss lss-
sT~se. ere I've ra0arra ara
forty ng-s arrr Iosr. Severe
lssc sssrsrires alsasrrs~ss ~
t-r a eve. as ir trs ssss 81 tss
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
JOHN STEWART is
DEAD At AURORA
MILLIONAIRE LUM5ERMAN, Law
ISL WITH GIFTS. PASSES
At 50.

Aurora. Ui.. March e6.-John Stew
art. millionaire owner OF great tracts
OF lumber i'm the northwest is dead.
aged So He gave his granddaughter
a check for 100000 as "a wedding
present in 1913. The same year gifts
of lands TO relatives totaIed upwards
OF a million dollars. Stewar was a
member Of the Winis legislature sever
al terms. His son. T. b. Stewart, is
now a member OF the upper house of
that body.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
QUIT J0SHlNG, SAYS GIRL
TO PRESIDENT WILSON

Washington. March rs MARY Tu-
multy. eldest daughter OF the secre-
tary 20 the president was L. years
old yesterday President Wilson call
cd her on the telephone n night TO
offer birthday feiicitstions.
'This Is President Wilson" he said
Il vaut 10 congratulate you"
"Quit your ioshiug.- responded lit
tie Niss Tumulty.
When Mr. Wilson insisted that it
really vas the president she sent back
an iucrcduious
oh. 30 on
Secretary Tumuity got to the teie-
phone in time 20 avert further embar-
raEameut
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
REPORT BREAK IN
LAKE KACHES DAM

EllensEurg Wash. March 26.-It is
reported the old government dam at
Lake Kaches broke today and a wall
OF water % feet high is rushing
toward Eliens burg. An unconfrmed
report says Cleelum and Easton are
Inder water.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

1sf t-asr.~-- saltr mentioned the
--srarr- a. f.r tartar b-ine covered
uIrr 1f created Eraee aIsuu tt a
feared trr - struck a ROCK. although
.r 5s pointed g1r -b1s Lieutenant Eie
a ret have t1avr aa. fa- vessels 0.I
rr #eEtTa fEF fT-frr. Alarm .e.
creased HH oH ss.aa .a Smiths rT
po-r af a-F rrfergEer f1 signal
frrrr tFr s1hurrrrf craft She a
-a. rred With marker b1eF attach
eH rr on gats.iF submarine capable
OF being released from uifh.s. rar
f1es sEaf fs~ marker rpsar-nfiv bad
not appeared on tE~ surface ID con-
s.4rred very srrt1Hs. Toe only uprra-
t0er reeFsssrF f1 sead tEr marker
f1 t.r surfEe~ sT Ftrr araFcfrrs thr
rVaes I1eaf.9u of thr chip was tn
tarr a wheel several Frars ago an
cartier type % sgbmarss~ vas sub
merged OF Sssraet. Hhofc Island. ~
hours srf Erav~ fears we're ~ut~rtaifi-
-,f. bgs sse reaehs.s abe surface With
trr Crsu t1 good cezdlti8n.
4s-ssr 800 Fe-s D-sp.
IRE fact thaf - submerged Fur-
erssfrIfV CSC frer ard uffhsf11d che
frss. is considered a favorable iafi-
eaEf1r OF ere recovery % ths F-t pro-
ejtsf she s roe is sep feet o. vafrr.
ss earlier reports saat Waters ot
t.ru1seI1 aarbor E~arrai'F are 900
feet deep. bgt a short tisfarer from
tsr entrance Co che bsrbar ttrrr lF
a p~reiaitatr decline Co depth
reached os ts11 fees According GO
aasar records the greatest depths
divers have v~utur~,i ts about forty
fatsons That was ir ere wreeE %
tt~ Fsruprrss OF lrc.aud ig th~ So
t.aarsnc~ river The - 20 htted aiiA
FFr latest i-1pruVrd airiocEs iu thr
c1uutoE tousr. ~uabtnE her men CO.
escape and rise 90 tEs surface iu as
mrch as thirty tatloms % vaf@T The
fact tbaf none has appeared leads 90
ere belief that the boat lies much
treprr.
Lieutenant Alfred Edr. Junior zFadr. .
rarrander % ths 80. is - years old. .
f1 tomr ls lr Reno. Nevada. fr
lulF. 1910. EIDE took command % the
F-f and vent 90 HonDiIiu. Hc was
married fust before sailing f0r Hon .
v,41J. at1-a bis vffs .s.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
KNIFE MAY REFORM YOUTH
Operation on Oscar Ruthe of Free
port Planned as Crime Cure.

Freeport, Ill, March 26.-Oscar
Ruthe. 20 years old. will be paroled by
Judge o. z. Heard of the circuit court
in order that he may submit to an
operation in the hope that he will be
reformed Ruthe has been arrested
several times for larceny and other
offenses, but each time he tried to do
better. he failed. An examination re-
vealed an abnormal condition, which
is believed TO be the result of an ac-
cident Ruthe's parents have agreed
10 the operation in hope of a reforma-
ton
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

-rs Eusi1. March Tar..sl
troops e1mmirtrd further acts ~ vi1-
frree aF frr American mission NJ
rrg-a .aH. Persia. according fr O. Ha".-
sage from American Consul raatrr.
-ea az Tsb-.r radt~rerE transmitted
% ms.sase from W.ssipuarv Ecler.
raaa-- af urlmrh rn thc effect fi1t
tr- Ters.sa consul az rrHmiaf forced
as uar frsH Fre mission compound
With "a member 0r TIrs.sG troops. rH-
-aert some af tsr Austrian Christian
ref.erss who ur-r ftru waasae~et.
r.e r a.a1 beat aIt .rI.fe4
tr--r.err mlas .1rartrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
LENGTHEN LIVES
DAVENPORT BARS

Dcs Afo.ncs. Iowa. March 2s.-The
senate today passed the municipal
court bill. The measure goes 10 Gov
eruc- Clarke FOR his signature. The
house passed the Kane-KimSerly bin
vhieh grants SIX months for forty or
more extra saloons in Dubuque and
Davenport 10 run after July /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
GRANITE CITY HAS
RUSH WAR ORDER

Grssiss City III. March .s-A r'ssh
orEer fss Z a1gfs9 posnGs %
ssses LEAD v4s received to-day by a
rs~esf esnsasT ksr~. Th~ osseiais de-
e.su~s 60 ssq Wbsrs re order casns
frp-n. gsfleEs oftsa sFs made frosa
ssSSs lad.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
UNITED STATES SUBMARINE is MISSING IN The WATERS OF THE PACF
MERICAhS BEAR
TURKISH INSULTS
FURTHER VIOLENCE At TRUMAN
Mfssto~ ts REPORTED ~
CONSUL

Ns,~ work. Ws-=n zs,-Au men
as csfsssran. tzrs- village
rear Url~~.an. Persia we're s1st
~ <a~as. asrrr- sIsfzt-a. a.
A---rtzzr -riss.srsrf seatsr sns
ss rsfssres ta@sn frer tr-
rrrre- ard American rrIEE'srs
ara rz1a-a ~ tre MISSION garas.
according &C q esnfssrarn reesiv.
81 ~ trs Presbyterian beard %
m g. srs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
CHILD SLAYER is
GIVEN LIFE TERM

Saginaw. Mich. March &c Charles
Kimbrough. negro. charged with the
killing OF S-ycar-old Rose Fernicr and
burning her body in the furnace of a
factory. was found guilty OF first de
gree murder today and sentenced for
IIfr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

d. r. ar... #r aa........ .a...
''s's carry 'fif 'fa
mE fef ere Hi7fieE fuoHsrire ~
vhtE was submerr-t 49, - q. at
v-ste-sav sre va.~e rae ass rsaB-
....-.f .,.s- 49,. go al. e-~~-=.-.-..
r. ss..- \. ...-..-.. ...-r...l. y. ,..-g.-
-.. 49,. - ,f ~. ..s.....r -. ~,
-.+-.-. &. /. ,-,.s... Il. 80. s-...a-. .....-f
.-...- .--..-...-.l.- .re- ...-. ...rI
rtr.s ~ Et n. b-ff-g-.f fyf-r -
r7- ec-aa bed .s .rrso aaa ss~.vss 30
f arerisftaas fras
ls 'hr s4arsriar lies tr es f1fe9uss
g. water E. s brEaut tar reach %
Divers tnd # t feared Nil ccIq urrt
deeper 'a rse trep1ieE or poiet Dive
ers yesterday descended f5e feet.
.9rsf rreurf a13 were drawn 10 ra-
conscious
NT.Ifigrf OF members of ttF crew
trrr are fsGnfar for news. Tares
ttoETetf electrician % Waeed1aia.
500. Who vas on shore leave. fs the
only member % tb~ crew Eroaa t1
aFTr escaped Other sabaartres sta.
toned beFv are engaged ic sesrehisE
ff~ ocear bed f1r the missing subra~ra.
NE while thT ravaf tgE Navajo and
other vessels are e-appyire for her
shortly after midnight che Naeal5 aet
rss fntreri4 reported their lines fast
sF drpts of % fatbo1rs r1 what was
believed Co be the - other sub
Hariu~s went Co the spot t1 irssrtl-
gate
The HafHfa o. arbfrarfees stationed .
here were carasrd ia ta-zr- practice
early yesterday near TIE bnrbo~ err
fse-e wh~u th~ 20 was s1bmrrErt .
rI~.. ia. ~ lff-
,... 60.
.'''- 80, 'e - .-.
-1p -
az - .rs-..,r5-.. -,s,.--ye-, 80.
s-aa navb-s however. had s~v~raf So.
i1us sr-iarrfs I'm which subznarf1~a
aad saas Co. tas bottom wish crews
sat we're e~vrr recovered American
have ore rssfa~r 5f cor
ssr1e-isa istsnfrd Co. meet fas- saeh
sF -a~rE~nev ss occurred r1 ere 80
dn rf- safsr sRfn are Large ewes iasn
sbies z-applas s5oss. traa~d from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

\ list OF 237 aliens 70 whom certifie-
Gates OF naturalization have been
granted. or who have been readmitted
to British citizenship during February.
Is published IN the official London Ga
zetie. OF these. 40 are Of German
nationality
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

Nsoss. III. T Klmery. aged 20. =
psouirsnt farmer % 'his section.
dropped dad vhiss piowinE ca his
farm Eear here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

London, March 2G.-Attempts TO ar
range a settlement Of differences be-
tween Italy and Austria apparently
have met no success. A Rome news
paper states the German ambassador
to Italy has abandoned his efforts TO
bring about an agreement. Austria's
final ofTer of territorial concession is
said to have been so far from meeting
ItaIy's demands that the German am
bassador did not submit them to the
Italian government.
in the Balkans there are increasing
signs OF unrest on the part of nations
which thus far have kept at peace.
Despite severe weather in the Oar
danelIes, the allies continue mine
sweeping operations.
There is no confirmation from Aus
trian sources Of the Russian claim OF
a great victory in the Carpathians
According to Petrograd. the Russians
definitely have obtained an advantage
in the battle that has been going on
for several weeks.
Berlin. March 26.-The over Seas
news agency says: "Durazzo. seaport
of Albania. was shelled yesterday by
Albanian Insurgents"
Developments In Balkans
London. March 26-The Exchange
Telegraph company has received a dis
patch from Athens saying Field Mar
shaI Vol Der Goltz whe has been in
ConstantnCple some months repre-
senting German military interests, has
left the Turkish capital for Sofia, Bull
garia At the same time General Won
Sanders. commander Of Turkish forces
in Europe, left Constantinople for
Adrianople. Departure of these two
officers, one for Sofia, capital of Bull
garian. and the other for Adrianople.
second most important city in Euro
pean Turkey. and not far from the Bel
gian frontier. indicates some sudden
developments in the Balkan situation
which is causing Turkey concern
March q Athens reported the French
were fortifying Lule Burgas. As miles
southeast of AdFisnople. and other
plac s, in fear of a possible attack by
Bulgaria.
Russ Claims Luptow Pass Success.
Petrogrsd officially claims an i'm
portant success near Lupkow pass
These formidable positions we're taken
by storm, the Austrians losing ma
chine guns and 5000 prisoners. Vi
emma says fierce assaults in mountain
passes have been repulsed. Bucharest
credits the Russians with a great vic.
tory at Uzsok
There were infantry attacks by both
French and Germans at various points
yesterday Each side reports attacks
Of the other repulsed.
IN northern Poland a battle over a
long front Is under way
Bucharest Clamors for War.
Paris, March 26-The fall of
Przemysl caused a sensation in Bucha-
rest and resulted in increased popu-
ar ciamor that Roumania enter the
war on the side OF the allies, says a
Of Petit Parisien.
Germans Tax Lodz.
Amsterdam, March ga dispatch
rom Berlin states German military
have ordered the Russian
city of Lodz to pay war tax OF $780,
300. enc of the retaIiatory measures
or the "plunder and persecution" of
Hemel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
THE WEATHER
Forecast Til : r. m. Tomorrow, for
Rock island, Davenport, Moline
and NyirfuftNg

Fair tonight and Saturday. slowly
rising temperature with the lowest
tonight about 20 degrees.
Temperature 81 a. m "a. Highest
yesterday SO. lowest last night %
Velocity OF wind at g o. no. five miles
per hour
Precipitation none
Relative humidity az 2 p. IN. u at
e %. M. 71. at p. M TODAY D.
stage OF water 81. rise of @ IN
last - hours.
J. ~ SHEEIER. Local Forecaste-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
GsrmanAmbassador Aban-
dons Efforts to Bring
Agreement.
OFFER NOT ADEQUATE
Agitating For a
Declaration of War on Side
of the Allies.

London, March 26.-The steam
er Delmira was sunk by a German
submarine today off 5ouIonse-
The crew was given 10 minutes to
leave the vessel. Subsequently
they landed on the Isle of Wight.
The DeImira is a British steamer
OF 1000 tons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

~ 7 not -III VI = y =
Evening stars Mars. saturn. Morn
Ing stars. Venus. Jupiter. Mercury
Oriou's Belt ,tEgee stars i'm line and
close together sets south of west about
II %. IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

HsriT testsF tse ravv Gepartr1e1s
rscsivea ne taresiaE d6spsses frem
Charles r. smsth. coesmsaGisE ths
rrst s0snssrfns divistop % Gtr rae 80
feet elT ffsnofufgs "a tsst tss
fruder e. . a. n. Mares IS ssa talt~&.
- rstsFa % the surface To "a
trance % ta~ harbor fs 80 saEs7ass
q Nsssr covered Wtta sssf s1 Dsvasx
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-26

Amsterdam, March 26.-A dispatch
from Berlin states German military
authorities have ordered the Russian
city of Lodz to pay war tax OF $780,
600 enc of the retaIiatory measures
for the "plunder and persecution" of
Memel.
The bee., 1915-10-15

Neal spillmsn vas ia Evansville
Thursday on business.
Neal stivers, Of White Plains, was
In the city Thursday on business.
Turner Ruby, of MadIsonvllle, was
10 the city Thursday on business.
Frank Coil, OF Madlsonville, was
10 the city Thursday.
Go to the Barnard Green
Front Cash Grocery for your
goods. You get more for
your money.
Robt. Martin who has been in the
city visiting relatives for few days
returned to his home in Oklahoma
Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Draper was IN Madi-
sonville Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. VIII Cothran and children
spent Tuesday afternoon in the
country visiting her mother.
David Lamb was In Hopkinsville
Wednesday night.
Misses Lucy and Jnlla Fawcett
were in Madlsouville Wednesday
afternoon.
Wanted-To purchash a second.
hand Typewriter. Apply to this
office. g..
DR.. and Mrs. W. K. Nisbet are in
Louisville this week.
Robt Martin who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. @. B. Johnson q
few days, left for jennings, Okla,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Iley Brinkley and her little
daughter Virginia, who have been
visiting relatives IN Bowling Green
have returned home.
Chester Lafioon, OF the Suthard
country, was In the city Tuesday on
buainOsn.
The Bee and the dishes: thHps
the time.
Bacon Ashby, Of Madisonville, was
in town Wednesday morning.
MrS. John D. Cothran was in Oak |
Hill Thursday afternoon.
Walter Dawes was In Evansville
Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Wise left Fri.
day for Evansville, where they will
make their future home.
The bee., 1915-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. FeatherStoI
were In Evansville Wednesday Of
business.
Mrs. NsWAll Afford left Wednss.
day for . short visit 70 Ashvills
North Carolina.
Ars. Buck Shaver, Of 81. Louis, Il
visiting friends In the city this Wsel
Every family in Hopkins Oounty
can have . new set Of dishes by tax.
ing the semI-Weskly Bee and pay.
ing $500 extra.
Mrs. W. s. MeGary arrived In the
city Thursday night from Washing.
ton, Ind, and will visit her mother
Mrr. Harriet Browning for . few
dAys.
MesSrs Neal SpilImAn and Robert
FeAtherSton spent Tuesday in Ev-
AnsVille.
Miss Francis McElfAtrick is visit
Ing relatives In Evansville.
Mrs, Walter Dawes spent We'd
neSdAy in Evansville.
Have you seen the handsome blue
and gold S6-piece dinner set the
Darlington Bee is giving with each
yearly subscription and $500 extra.
Lucian LIttlepAge. OF Mortons
Gap, was in the city Friday on busi-
ness.
Miss Kathleen Spillman who has
been visiting relatives in ScOttsville,
Green and Frankfort for
several weeks returned home.
The bee., 1915-10-15

John Shaw, VINO has been in DaW.
son Springs for several days, has re.
turned homo.
Ben slaton, Of Madisonville, waa
In the city on business Thursday.
This is q good proposition. The
DARLINGTON Bee, the WOman's World
and q S6.piece set Of dishes all for
f4O0.
W. n. Whitford was in Evans
VILE Sunday.
Goldle P. Poole. of Hopkinsville,
was In the city Sunday.
Mrs. Iley Brinkley lie making a
visit IN Evansville.
The bee., 1915-10-15

Mr'. 1T. Yates, Of oakhIll, Wal
IN town Tuesday afternoon.
Mrr. Elgie Silk was in Madison.
VILE Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Jennie McGary was is Madi.
aOnville Thursday visiting friends.
We have a few more Of the Art
craft Mexican War rugs that 70 with
the Bee for tl.6O extra. Better get
one now.
Walter Dawes was in Evansville
Thursday on business.
Neal Spillman will leave Friday
for Evansville, where he has ac-
cepted a position with the L. an.
The bee., 1915-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M Rsu-m~
Saturday in Evansville ShepaAs
B. O. Mitchell, of MAafau-vsa 81.
was In the city WednaAdaRAhas -
ness.
Rhen Howard, Of WnEAamnlae.
was 10 the city Wednesday
Neal stivers was In tha go aW,c--
nesdav.
Neal splllmsu waG-1n NIX IA
Tuesday.
Geo. Clements, OF MadsfuHas. a.
was in the city Sunday
Mrs. J. P. Hsmer AsiR Rsntn6s- -
VILE Tuesday.
The bee., 1915-10-15
News of the 7Own
"Good morningI Have
yOu seen The Courier?
YangYille's best paper.n

Mrs. AlVA Shaver, OF St. LouiS
No., who has been visiting in the
city for a few days, will return 70
her home In q few days. ~=
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Yates, of Oak
4 Hill, spent Thursday in the city on
business and with friends.
/ WANTED-To do plain sewing OF
crochet work. Prices reasonable
and work promptly done.
CoRINNE McCoRD HALE.
Geo. Robinson was in Madison
Vile Wednesday.
MrE. Stella Kemp, who has been
Ill with . severe cold, is improving.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
COTTON GROWERS ENEMY INVADES
 MORE TERRITORY
Boil Weevtil Holds Position in Arkansas; Advances in
 Texas and Oklahoma.

Washington. Oct. 76.-The unusual storms of August and the very rapid multiplication of the bon weeyil in Texas have resulted in tremendous movement into Northwestsrn Texas and Oklahoma. This movement is Ii ,hably net vet completed, nor has it b en elEf-aly mapped out. The in siicatinas are that over half of the stats ef Oklahoma IS now infested information has just been received thaJ Slse hotl weeNsl is. at Vernon in Wilhareer county, Texas, and al Cache in Comanche county and NiDcu in. the extreme northsrn part of Grady county, Oklahema.. Unless i'm mediate measures are taken by the piauretS throughout Oklahoma and Northweste tern Texas it can be expect 6d that the boil weevn will do some 1aQiage next year.
 i6e Bureau. of Entonology advises that the planters throughout Okla hema and the supposs ily infested sections Of Texas begin immediately to pick their cottcn ana destroy the plants. By desu rowing the plants the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-17
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