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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15
Seed Wheat.

The college of Agriculture at Fay etteville, reports that experiments conducted for seven years with 61 different varieties of wheat, show that Fultz, Fulcaster. Red May and Alabama Bluestem are probably ths best varieties of wheat for Arka nsas The extension division of the uni versity of Arkansas, is compiling a list of seed wheat growers in Arkan- sas, Southeastern Kansas and East ern Oklahoma. and will furnish the list to all county agricultural agents in Arkansas as soon as it is ready which possibly will be within the next two weeks. In counties having no agricultural agents, this list will be sent to all banks. In the mean time, every farmer who has seed wheat of the above varieties, or any other good wheat, is urged to send his name at once to his county agri- cultural agent or the dean of the ex- tension division Of the State Univer- sity at Fayetteville, so that he may be placed on the list of seed wheat growers If home grown seed wheat is to be used it should be we'll clean ed
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D0I]BLED PRODUCTION
 DETROIT ELEC1RICS
 Cl) r. 75

A sensation was created through out the entire electric car industry when the Anderson Electric Car company announced August 12 that tts new prices on their 1916 models would range from $1975 to $2275.
 Notwithstanding the fact that the reductions run from $500 to $725 the quality of these cars will not be cheapened in the slightest particular" declared w. c. Anderson. president Of the Anderson Electric Car company. "In fact. for 1916 Eetroit Electric cars embody a number of refine ments typifying the latest practices ili automobile engineering. Many of these improvements are exclusive with us. These 1916 Detroit Elec- tries typify the experience gained during nine years of building the finest quality electric enclosed cars produced. It has been found neces- sary to double our production Fl order to meet the demands our deal- CTS have received, and this greatly increased production permits of so many market economies that we have been able to put into effect these lower prices without departing from the high standard of quality that De- troit Electrics have long been noted for"
 Another noteworthy change in the policy of the Anderson Electric Car company for 1916 is the adoption of the one-chassis basis production.
 This one chassis has been brought to the highest degree of perfection that the worlds largest builders of enclosed cars can attain, and upon this one chassis is built four body styles. The floor space of the plant has been greatly augmented to facili- tate and expedite production.
 The Detroit Electric is a practic- able automobile in any town having electricity, hecau of its great power and easy riding qualities. which make 1t an interurban car as we'll as a motor for driving about town.
 The officials of the Anderson ~Elec- trio Car company arg looking forward to the next year as one of the best that the electric car industry has ever experienced.
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Woman Suffrage Department
Edited by a Suffragette.

In a statewide contes to determ- inc the three greatest living Pennsyl- vanla citizens one of those selected is pr. John A. Brashear, astronomer, of Pittsburg. Dr. Brasher is also president of the Mems League for Woman Suffrage of Allegheney county. It is noticeable how many prominent, thinking men are advo- cates of woman suffrage. But then how can a man who thinks be oppos- ed to square deal to women?
 Under the Constitution of 17S9 and 179S of Georgia, women were entitled to vote. This right continued until 1865 when by direction of President Andrew Johnson the words tree white male" were inserted in the con- stitution of the state. So Georgia women of 1915 who demand the vote are merely asking for the restora-
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ton of right which taey once pos sessed and not in any sense making new request or an unpre cedented Cne
 One thing the womens ballot in California brought about in a hurry was the mothers pension law. This failed in the legislature before the women were given the vote, but the very first year the women had the ballot mothers pension law was en- acted. This the direct result of wo- men in government.
 "A New Orleans paper stated recently that more than one-half of the taxpayers in that city were wo- men. These women have the same right to throw tea into the harbor for being taxed without representation that the famous Boston tea party had."-Lake Arthur Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15

G NIOADED THIEF in of this gold street. o E low prices in >rmg A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-15
WOMAN HAS HUSBAND TROUBLE Two Men Claim Her: She Asks Court
 to Decide.

South Bend, Ind. Aug. 14.-Al- though Mrs. Nellie Roy has two hus- bands living, she does not know to which one she is married. Judge w l.. Hammond of the city court, tc whom Mrs. Roy told her story, is en- deavoring to prepare an opinion or the woman's status.
 Mrs. Roy told the court she was married in Hammond, Ind, in 1901 Soon after the ceremony her husband disappeared After he had been ab sent seven years Mrs. Roy had pro ceedngs brought to declare him le- gally dead. She then married Roy Soon afterward her first husband ap- peared.
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TAKE OUT THE ASHES.

Uremia is due 10 the circulation ID the system of poison and waste pro ducts that should be removed from the blood by the kidneys. If the ashes are not removed the fire dies and the machinery stops. So With the waste products of the system. Foley Kidney Pills help the kidneys remove waste matter that causes rheumatism aches and pains, stiff joints and sore muscles. Mann Pharmacy.
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Fayetteville Girl Suicides,

Fayetteville, Aug. 14.-MamIe Bur Sett. aged 16, daughter of a promi- nent citizen of Summers, was found dead in her room last night with a handkerchief saturated with chloro- form spread across her face. Her parents say she committed suicide be- cause of ill-health
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TWO COMMON SUMMER AILMENTS

Thousands of hay fever and asthma victims who are not able to go to the mountains find relief in Foley's Hon. ey and Tar Compound. It allays the inflammation, soothes and heals raw and rasping bronchial tubes and helps to overcome difficulty in breathing and makes sound, refreshing sleep possible.
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TELESCOPE PROVED FATAL. Caused the Identification of Man Charged With Girls Murder.

South Bend, Ind, Aug. 14.-An old canvas telescope bag led to the ar rest here yesterday of Silas N. Eber- sole, former Dunkard minister, pend- ing further investigation into the murder last October of 15-year-o old Hazel Macklin.
 The police say the bag, which they found in house recently vacated by Ebersole, was carried by the Macklin girl when she left the home of he.' aunt. Mrs. Charles Miller. to meet a Dpnkard man and his wife to take employment.
 Ebersole is in jail here
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Yiu Preach Here Today.

Rev. Thos. D. Murphy of Malvern, Nho is visiting relatives and friends in Pine Bluff, will preach at II o'clock this morning at the First Presbyterian church, in the absence from the city of Rev. J. l. Norris, pastor of the church, who is away on his vacation.
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ssO.0O0 Worth os Opium Seized

San Francisco, Aug. 14-Opium val ued at over $20,000 was in the pos session of the state board of phar. macy today as the result of a raid in Chinatown last night by officers of the board. It is said to be the largest single seizure since importation Of smoking opium was prohibited
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Father and Son Drown.

Mount Ida, Aug. 14-Luther Peters and his young son were drowned in the Ouachita river nine miles from Mount Ida when they were thrown into the water by mule they were riding. Neither could swim.
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Electrical Workers Walk Out.

Hopefell. Va. Aug. 14.-Four hun dred electrical workers at the Du POnt Powder plant here have walked out It was said they demand a wage increase and also objected to employ ment of non-union men.
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stsndard Oil Grants Increases.

AHaxon Rouge, ha.. Aug. 14.-Me- 1(hanics and laborers employed by the Standard Oil company at it's refinery will be granted 10 per Gent increase m wages. effective September l, off cials of the corporation announced yesterday. The increase affects about l,8O0 men,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
WOMAN is INSTANTLY KILLED
WHILE LITTLE GIRL is NOW
IN HOSPITAL.
Accident Occurred Near Fairpoint
Ohio, Last Nioht-Coroner Will
Hold Inquest Today.

Mrs Matte McAnister. aged 2S
years. was run down and instantly
killed near her home az Fairpoint.
Ohio, last night. and her daughter.
Esta aged five years. Is in the Mar
tins Ferry hospital, suffering from a
fractured limb.
Both are victims Of a Baltimore and
Ohio freight train. the approach of
which was apparently not noticed BY
either until IL was too late. Evident.
~ the mother sacrificed her life TO
save that OF her child
From what could be learned. the
mother and daughter had started for
a stroll. returning 10 their home about
3. 30 O'Clock. The track runs parallel
with the road. and. in fact, runs al
most through the center OF the main
thoroughfare. They we're walking on
the track
a g.. g. p freight. running light. IL
is said. came upon them without warn
ing. killing the mother. She was
breathing when picked up. but died
before any aid could be given her.
The little girl was gathered up and
rushed 20 the Martins Ferry hospital.
where she IL being attended BY DIT s.
H. Howell. Of Bridgeport
Coroner Roger was notified last
night. but has not yet made any in
VesuEation. He will hold an inquest
today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
FINANCIERS
CcoBtinusd IRON Tirs. Page,

reached the financial section This
Many Rumore Afloat
dozen rumors none bearing the
tag OF authenticity. sought TO tell why
the expected announcement should
have been deferred One report was
That the commission was marking
TIME iii the cables should bring word
from Pierre l.. Bark. the Russian min
lster OF finance. as 10 whether Russia
wanted a slice OF the proposed loan
and upon what terms she would share
IN H. Another report was that the
commission was rounding on a mass
OF minor details. tedious and some.
what veXatious. but not OF great inn.
portance
Several American bankers ventured
the opinion that there might be- an
eleventh hour change In the terms
One banker thought that the commits.
sion had been asked TO make the I'm.
icrest 5lz per cent Another thought
the commission should oifcr the FIVE.
year joint notes 40 g5i- To- the under
writer's and ssta. or thereabouts. 10
the investor. Instead Of Offering them
to the investor nj par Both these suq
gesilous. 90 was surmised. might have
contributed towards the protractcd
mcctngs of to-day and tonight
sun another report was that the
commission had been advised that am
even half billion dollars was the max.
imum amount which American bank.
cre would be- willing io bend af lh,
present time
British Action Has Effect.
The opinion prevailed in Wall street
that f1r recent finding of fine BRITISH
court In tho case of American meat
carEora valued OFF about $4,000 COO
bad mot helped the commission. D.
cause ln tho middle west fn Tho CO.,
slp of fhr street. certain biz CHICAGO
banks were now reported aa bcin
Joss inclined than heretofore to par.
urIpatc Dob inc loan Tho lcadInr d.
r1nriera. however and fJn commits.
zion alike RETAINED from comment
Tho prorartod meeting ended short
Dr. after midnight Interviewer were
told after fhr meeting adjourned that
Tho commission bad uofh.nf to rnt
rrnardIuE any reports current In Wau
r.rrrf dIrIu. ihe day
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DADDY LONG LEGS
is REAL COMEDY
SCOPES HIT WITH IARoE AUDI.
EhCE AT COURT THEATRE
LAST MIGHT.
frOvss As Popular with showgosrs In
wheeling A. In Other CITIES
Play Ably stared

wheeling theatre gocrs were treated
20, 90 some rsas comedy last night. and
those who failed to visit the Court thea
ter should do 80 this afternoon or to-
nlgnt The play. II Da1dy Long Legs a
TOUR act production Of Jean Webster
Nnien nSs scored In The larger cities.
and which was given the stamp OF ap-
prevail by lovers OF comedy last night.
Inc appreciation was shown By the
large crowd that greeted its initial APP
pcaranee IN Wheeling. Its popularity In
creased every minute. from the time the
an r', orI, s,ses on the John Grisr Home
final act over the palatial library OF
"Jervis Pendieton"
strain OF love runs through the en-
IRE story. making IL romantic. and al
the same time Interesting WItticismS ga
lore are continuously passing keeping
next moment. the sad face of pretty
stray tear.
The scene - laid in .ne rise Of an or
phan girl from an asylum to the be-
trothed OF n wealthy man He a. a
young trustee. visits the orghanage. he
comes Interested In the young girl. ta'Ses
her from the retreat and educates her
she does not know him other than r
J. smith. whose picture she seen on a
screen. and who she calls DADDY Long
Legs
untii after her college life is ended
she does not know the Identity OF her
benefactor, and although she falls IN
love with Pendleton. yet her birth. and
her pauper days, prevent her from ac-
ceptng his love wher en- open svowal
OF u - made. Al last through a happy
medium. they are brought together un-
der circumstances that augurs we'll and
become engaged.
The secondary characters are good
and add their support to make the show
the success that a Is. The management
OF the Court Theatre e. TO be congratu-
lated and Wheeling show fans should
not fail to witness the production to-
DAY.
~-~~~~~~~~---~~-~-~~~---
men. Friday afternoon Governor Hat
field viii deliver an address and the
election OF officers. and OF delegates
to the national conference will be
taken up.
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DR.. DUMBA
tcOnt.nu.d From rir,t P.r,l

not disclosed tonight. and will not be
finally determined until IL is seen what
form the Austro-Hungarian reply
takes
Inasmuch as dispatches from
Vienna have indicated that the gov
eminent there already has chosen a
temporary successor TO DR.. Dumba. n
is taken for granted here that no at
tempt will be made TO send the latter
back here whatever may be the man
ner of his going.
The delay in receiving a reply to
the Dumba note IS believed by officials
TO be due to difficulty in communica-
ton between Washington and Wen
ma. Several messages received recent
ly from Ambassador Peuheld have
been nearly a week in reaching Wash
ington.
The president was still considering
tonight what action. II any. TO take in
regard to Captain Franz Won Papen,
German military attache here. Alex
ander Nuber Won Pereked. Austro-
Hungarian and German officials in
volved In the Dumba incident Photo
graphic copies OF more of the letters
taken from James F. J. Archibald IN
London viii be awaited before nnaI
action will be taken.
Trsnsiators az Work.
A letter in German written by Cap
tain Won Papen I'm which occurred a
phrase which has been translated
Those idiotic Yankees" was referred
TO translators at the state department
today 10 determine the exact meaning
of the German words
Most OF the Archibald letters al
ready received here were sent 10 ne
department OF Justice by the state ae.
partment They will be examined by
Assistant Attorney General Warren TO
determine whether action can De
taken against Archibald and others
not having diplomatic status. involved
in the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
REIGN OF ANARCHY
fcontiausa ION 80 Par,.l

back from Mexico City TO Torreon and
did not meet any hostile troops in
any Of the points ! touched
Summing no. In a military sense.
neither Csrranza controls villa nor
Villa Carranza. and n the obstinacy
Of the supporters OF the latter wou
reach the extreme OF becoming an
obstruction 10 all peace negotiations.
which on the part Of the convention
lists are sincerely desired. o. is not
improbable that there may appear a
new party at whose head may be
placed one Of leaders o. grcat pres
ugc.
~ 9 were selfish = should desire
for the complete failure Of Carranza
that hls government be recognized
certain as 0 am that he would prove
absolutely incapable In less than "a
month. and knowing AZ J. do the strong
dispieasure that viii be- FELT by The
rcyOlutionisis in Mexico upon rccor.
milton by the American government
~ party headed by man who.
next f0 Huerfo. has been tho most
hated man in Mexico In these latter
times
Situation Terrible
The situation ln thie case would
nc terrible Indeed Tor the 100 600 men
at least who compose the army of tho
convention added 90 all the civilians
attached to d. who constitute tho great
me- Hof The people who are striving
towards The advent az better tmrr
which viii allow their evolution In aII
respects would sec their hopcr entirely
dissipafed and fhoy would not be- con
tent to have contributed uacicaaIv with
their blood to end up at larf with "a
dictatorship much more hateful than
fhaf OF PorGirio ulax . frankly con
iese That myHrIf am frightened OFF
The prospect 90 thn anarchy which
would undoubtedly follow
What conclusions can bo reached
from fhe foregoing Simply fhaf the
conference. fo which We have been
invited and which Ue have accented
with pleasure. DO held. for rot only
fhc American government huf aieo
those ~ thr r0uufrIrs represent ed bt
fhe DISTINGUISHED pau.AmoI,au dIpIo.
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sian ministers held a conference. The
Nenizlos government faces the situation
confidently.
II Is understood here that the First
sixth. seventh and Tenth divisions to-
falling about 100000 Infantry and sew
eral cavalry regiments. viii be first
mobiizeu A number Of cavalry res.-
Inents already have left sofia for an IN
known destination.
Merchandise traffic on the Bulgarian
railways had been suspended since sat
urday. All Bulgarlans In Macedonia and
Ihrace who previously served in the
bulgarian army, numbering about $4,000
nave been recalled TO the colOrs.
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MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
RUN DOWN BY TRAIN

ne kumanian minister to come TO see
me. ana IN the presence OF "a representa-
i've OF the entente powers asked him 10
agree 10 negotiations looking TO an un-
uets landing between bulgaria and Ru-
mania The Rumanlan rntptsfcr -
euned' explaining he had no instructions
rom ms government II was thereby
maze clear 20 the entente powers that
inE with ".
lnsola as concerns the relations be-
tNSeh hulsarla and Turkey I can cN-
plain thta the yare excellent Ne act
ueiiy possess the Monitza river territory
ana the ratiroed line to Dedenghafch
lows.
The TUNA river 20 AdrianopIe: west
ward 20 iNarcgach. giving Bulgaria that
bulgaria two kilometres westward 10
the Marietta river and thence along The
49, pank Of that river from Sufli TO
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mats may bc sure thaf In ro far OIL. ve
are concerned there is Oh sincere ds..f,
fo put ar end for aI time fo civil war
In Nrfiru
TO- unfortunately .1r mrauura Ia
which we we're invited afe not carried
out fhr var lu Mexico Win ra.umr
such proportions that Dol short umc
thc hiEh Officials of fHr American GOV
rrnmrn. and the raurrrcufafItt. nI
ne latin American governments uII
DO aHf0nIahrd o. fhr result. of their
work. if af ar believe. fner are acting
sincerely
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SOFIA. Bulgaria. Monday. SEP 20 wa
London. Sen p, IFS n m.-Hulgari ria
apparently ia on the brink OF war The
people generally believe that hoatflffloa
are imminent. The military authorities
have taken possession Of the railway
and ordinary traffic has been suspended.
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COPENHAGEN Sep. %. via London
ikEN from Vienna says. =
premier RudeslaNon OF Bulgaria de-
ciarcd in a statement 20 his pariiamcnt-
airy supporters that Bulgaria could no
longer remain quiescent. an view Of the
rapidtty with which the situation WAS
developing. lie said that ir order 10 bo
prepared Tor cNeutunlities Bulgaria
must mobilize and keep strong forces
In the field.
and kumania have been called homa'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23

LONDON. sept. % 3.02 d. m-Reu-
ters CORES pendent 10 Sofia, sends the
following.
The commission appointed to sign
with the Turks the cession OF the new
territory 20 Bulgaria started on Tues
DAY evening Tor DcmOtiCa. Possession
OF the new territory will be assumed
within fortnight. II has been arranged
that An the case OF a divergence Of opin-
ion regarding the new frontier the dis
pute snail be submitted TO a mixed COM
mission.
Premier Radesiavon at a meeting
with his followers fully explained the
political situation 10 them.
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SOFIA, Tuesday. sep ~. Via London
sept. %. I D.. u.-The bulgarian govcrn-
mont announced last night that the
territory coded by Turkey along the line
OF the Dedcaghatch railroad would be
occupied on October o. The Official
transfer viii occur on October H. az
which time the bulgarian adnninistra-
fi0n Will be- installed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-23
POLICE PICK Urs

Voc flrrH wIII Dol "a session ~ roIira
lne'e we've made iHai nfrht John cara.
drunk sutton ffafrrIr Cook frfrrf.
.i1rum Mre Sam Jackson. ere moving
bon drunk hN |HrirN. and einn eIfarrn.
aUa Sam Hrtrna. nrhtfnr hv Offiarr
MDr'.
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$50 husband won't Gar. rrfff-ius NJ
party rnrn NEXT winter
Why rHf
.Ir- wearing a low neck ah.ef nfaT-.
self thlH summer Detroit rrrr rrra-,
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BERLIN. Sep 60. via London. e.ff %.
m..Tnr bulgarian legation has nnffar-f
aII subjects nf that country Iu Germany
That Bulgaria on september 20 ordered
RI general mobilization AT HulrarianH
nf riNtnrt exc must return fl their
ana Enrranfn
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LONDON. Sep %. f-f2 o. m All
male Serbien subjects between the nrna
~ eighteen and nffv who are residing
iu The Initcd KINGDOM were ordered too
day fn report fo their cuua1fe nrcuara.-
tory fo rrloiuing the army