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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-06
HERFURTH BROS.
1912 King st.

We know some complaints
are satisfied-others are not
but We will Investigate every
one and endeavor to satisfy
you. You can help lis make
our service the best by the
use of coupon books having
your refrigerator ready.
Don't leave the house until
arrangements have been
made for delivery Of ICE
and don't JUMP ON us TN
til you are sure it is our
fault.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-06
All Sewer Wells

Must be abandoned after June It's
Let us cover your well with reinforc
ed concrete cheaper than brich.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19

Ell Rev. Padre Aquilue

bo Rojo, desempenando dicho Econo-
mato hasta el seis de octubre del propio
ano en- que con icencia del Ordinario
sc ausento de esta Diocesis. Lleg6 a la
Archidi6cesis de Guatemala ell tres de
enero 1872 y en- veinte de febrero, fue
destinado a servir la parroquia de D.
Garcia; en- nueve de abril la de Sum
pango y Cayo-Tenango, y en- % de
abril Vicario parroquial del Cura pro-
pio de la An.
En- Il de JUNO de 1872 salio de Qua
temala para la Habana donde reside
tres meses, pasando a Santo Domingo,
donde fue nombrado en- 10 de abril del
referido ano, Examinador Sinodal car
go que ejerci6 hasta su muerte. En- Is
del mismo mes fue nombrado Cura Ma
yor Ec6nomo de la parroquia del Sa-
grario de la Santa Iglesia Catedral Y
Director de los Ejercicios al Clero. En-
dicha ciudad y por disposiciones del
Prelado dio ejercicios en- la S. I. Ca
tedral, y en- el Seminario. A media
dos de 1874 Sc VIC precisado trasla-
darse a la Habana, huyendo a la perse-
cuci6n que sufri6 de la Masoner1a y
prensa anticlerical por haber consegui-
do la retractacion de algunos masones
in articulo mortis.
En- la Habana sirvi6 un benefcio
eclesiastico en- la Iglesia de San Fell
pc. Debiendo regresar Santa Fe de
Bogota, capital de la Nueva Granada
en- Colombia, una Comunidad de Reli-
giosas de Santa Teresa de Jesus, fue
nombrado en- 4 de Noviembre de 1874
Capellan Director y Confesor de las
mismas para que acompanase en- el
transito las mencionadas religiosas.
Llegado dicha Capital, fue confrma-
do por ell Arzobispo en- dicho cargo :;
habiendo desempenado ademas ell de
Capellan de Coro de al S. 1. Cathedral, y
por disposition del Prelado predic6 en-
las novenas del Carmen, en- el Triduo
de su festividad; as1 como tambien en-
las Iglesias de San Carlos, ensenanza
y en- los ejercicios espirtuales en- ell Mo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19

Hace algunos d1as falleci6 en- Lares
uno de los mas venerables sacerdotes
con que contaba la iglesia catolica en-
ell pals: el Reverendo Padre don Vi
cente Aquilue Vis1s.
Hombre noble, de elevados sentl-
mientos, de una rectitud de procede-
res maravillosa, poseedor de las mas
sraras virtudes, en- Lares 10 querla todo
ell mundo, fuese 8 no cat6lico, porque
el Padre Aquilue Sc impon1a por su
vida eiemplar honorabil1sima.
Naci6 ell Is de Julio de 1887, y era
hijo legltimo de Don Juan y Dona Ana
Maria. Ingres6 en- el Seminario de
Huesca, donde curse y aprob6 cuatro
amos de Latinidad y Humanidades,
tres de Filosof1a, dos de Dogma, dos
de Moral obteniendo buenas notas. El
primer curse de Filosof1a 10 aprobo en-
ell Institute de dicha Ciudad por haber
la revolucion suprimido ell Seminario.
Fue ordenado de Presb1tero ell 20 de
Diciembre de 1862 t1tulo de Patrimo-
Mo- Ell de Mario de 1868 fue NOM
brado Cura Ec6nomo de Argus, que sir
VIC hasta ell % de Julio del siguiente
a1o en- que, previa oposici6n, fue nom
brado Coadjutor propio de la Villa de
Sesa y de la que Sc posesion6 en- de
Julio siguiente.
Durante dicho ailo y en- diversas oca-
siones, va por ausencia, va por imposi-
bilidad del Parroco regent6 dicha pa
rroquia as1 como por disposition del
Prelado reside dos meses en- la villa de
Sarinena, con ell fin de prestar los au-
xilios espirituales los muchos enfer-
mos que ALI hab1a Asisti0 a las opo-
siciones de Curatos Nacantes celebra-
das, antes de venir a esta di6cesis, en- la
suya de Huesca, habi6ndosele aprobado
s1ls ejercicios. Previa Ecencia de su
Prelado Sc traslad6 esta di6cesis,
donde lego, ell treinta de mayo de 1870,
siendo nombrado Coadjutor de Areci-
bo, que sirvi6 hasta ell II de mario de
1871, en- que Sc le nombr6 Cura Ec6no-
mo de la parroquia de ascenso de Ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
nasterio del Carmen.

nasterio del Carmen.
Habiendo regresado 4 la Habana en-
Diciembre del 1875 fue nombrado Be
nefciado de la Iglesia de San Agustfn.
Sc traslado a esta Di6cesis, en- Febre-
70 de 1876 en- Mario fue nombrado
ICoadjutor de Mayagiiez, cuyo cargo
Esirvi6 hasta Diciembre del mismo afio
en- que fle nombrado Cura Economo
de la Parroquia de ascenso de Yabucoa.
En- Ell concurso celebrado en- Julio de
1877 obtuvo Ell Curato de Bayamon, del
que Sc posesiono en- ell mes de Octubre.
IhablendO antes recibido colaci0n can0-
MICA. Sirvio dicho Curato hasta ell 29
de Enero de 1883, en- que Sc lie admitio
La permuta con el Cura propio de La
res, la que paso a desempenar, y pose
slonandose de la misma en- 4 de Febre-
70 del mismo aiio. Fue sacerdote ce-
1oso en- ell cumplimiento de sus debe-
res ministeriales, mereciendo, por tan
to, justa distinction de sus Superiores
que estan satisfechos de sus buenos SER
vicios en- bien de la Iglesia de Dios.
Ultimamente ten1a licencias para los
|reservados Sinodales en- esta Di6eesis.
Absolutas para celebrar, cohfesar y
|predicar y absolver tambien de reserva-
dos en- las Diocesis de Huesca, Jaca,
Habana, Nueva Granada Santo Do
mingo. Para habilitar a incestuosos in
foro concientiae ad debitum petendum
en- esta Diocesis y en- las de Santo Do
mingo, Habana y Nueva Granada. Pa
ra Monjas en- las de Habana Nueva
Granada. Sirvio todos los cargos a sa-
tlsfacclon de sus Prelados, seg1n cons
ia por los documentos que hemos visto.
No hay que decir que su muerte ha
sldo sentidlsima EN- Lares. Su entie
rro constituyo una solemne manifesta-
cion de duelo; ell asistieron mas de
tres mil personals, entire elias ounce
sacerdotes y ell Goberandor Ecleciastico
de esta Diocesis, Revdo. Padre Berries.
El BOLETIN da su mas sentido pc
same a los deudos del Padre Aquilue
entire los que Sc encuentran sus sobri-
nos doha Conception y don Simon Lar
ge su sobrino pol1tico don Severino
hecaroz. muy estimado amigos nues
trOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
Dr.. NJ, Fernandez Mater

Especialista en- intermediates de los
niilos y en- partos.
Gabinete de electroterapia y ra-
yos K.
Tratamiento del histerismo y las
afecciones nerviosas por ell hipnotismo
y la suggestion.
consultas, de 2 4 P. M.-ofcina,
San Justo No. IL altos. Farmacia Gui-
llermety.
Telefono, 727 negro.
Residencia: parada 615, Carretera-
Puerta de Terra
Gratis los pobres. Advt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
Ell DOCTOR RIVERO
CIRUJANO GENERAL

Especialista en- Afecciones de la Mu-
jer y de la Nariz, Garganta y Oidos, ha
trasladado SUI domicilio la calle Roo
sevelt (Miramar) .-Telef. 392 roio.
Su Oficina en- San Juan: Altos Anti
qua Farmacia Guillermety.
Telef. $50. De 2 q 4 de la tarde.
Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
SEVENDE

Un coche de- cuatro asientos con ar
neses.
Tambien una magnifca pareja de ca
ballos del pals.
lnformes: Parque No. 8, Santurce,
P. R. Adu+
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
Ell Administrator DEL Boletin

Nuestro antique y buen companero
Don Pho Amador y Rodriguez iBori-
cua), ingreso en- estas oficinas como AID.
ministrador de este diario, en- 81 de Di.
ciembre de 1914.
Con Ell ST. Amador deben, pues, en-
tenderse todas aquellas personals que
aeseen suscripciones al BOLETIN 8 ne
cesiten anuncios, communicates, edictos,
esquelas 8 cualesquiera publication en-
este diario.
De todo este la persona encargada es
Don Pho Amador y Rodriguez, Admins
trader del BOLETIN MERCANTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
Dr.. F. Figueredo

Oculista de la Facultad de Medicina
de Paris. Corsultorio exclusive para
afecciones de la vista.
Horas de Consultas
De 10 12y de 2a5
Altos de la antigua Farmacia de
Guillermety
Plaza Principal, San Juan, P. r.
Telefono 494. P. O. Box A14
Advt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
iQue sera
MY HOME?

"A todos interesa, al rico, al emplea.
do, al obrero
Solicite un reglamento en- su ofcina
So Alien st.
Advt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-19
Pedro Vieira Beneian

CONTRATISTA.
Sc encarga de todas classes de traba-
jos, bien por administrator 8 por con.
trata.
Ofrece garant1as.
Telefono 459 negro. Santurce P. r.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-19

she was ~ courageous ~ q lion But
she did not care to court death when
the grestest happiness 10 the world
was within arms reach
She stopped suddenly before a win
dow and pressed her hot forehead
against the cocl pane over the gren,
city hung that almuSt lurid haze the
million lamps thrown arainsi the -ky
Suddenly all besitance ~ her. hef
resolution was formed She walked
quickly 70 her writing desk aud al
down 10 write She would accept
John Storms plea She would go &C.
him the very next day Let her uncle
hcrOme furious was not her lovei
more to her than this strange man
who was al that remained Of kith ~
ain. WIN followed strange cuits. per
formed extraordinary feau ~ one
time aud the vericst humbugs al no
otherf
She would run away on the morrow
and marry John storm And 60 pro
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-19
ZUDORA
A Great Mystic Story by
Harold McGrath.
SYNOPSIS.

Nudora h left an orphan al an early
aEe. Her father ~ siiied IN n gold mine
Rn1ora and the fortune frum the mine
~rhsch grows 20 be worth t0m0OU. are
eft IN the gusrdisnship ~ Frsuk kecne
xudora's mother brother Ludora. siv-
i.G promise " great beauty reaches the
agr 81 eighteen The uucle who has set
strnseif 40 ae findu mystic auJ ~
ssoun AZ Hassam ALI decides that lu-
ssrs must die before she can have a
chaoce h. come INTO possession Of her
r.oaey ~ that " may be- left 20 MIN. the
nent Of Min rlassam Al sees an obstacle
20 Ms scheme M the person OF John
Storm. = young lawyer fot whom Iu-
asra has taken fancy. and ne cum
s.aads the Eiri to put the man uut Of hef
Wind Iudnra insists that " she cannot
marry Storm she Wil marry no one
We'll we'll. Gays iiassam Az. ~ YOU
takc such stand ~ cumprpmise Solve
my next twenty cases ana yuu can marrl
hhn. fail M single case ana vuu must
rsnounce MIN
zodofs. usinr the snuuiedr' sainen
from years ~ ssrpcintiun with her uncie
anrsveis . panitna ms story and aims nef
nrsi ease csEe in whici lohr storm BE-
saved from bsinr convicted ~ muriei
instigated 10y iiassam Az himself
Zudora and tiassam A. welt NaboF
Hhana house where sleep uNprcumrs eF
cry one wheue,sf Nthnt attempts 90 mar
~ puucsss STORM sp.kinE Ludufn Do
nsds = prtsunsf Ludua fpus Nabut
shan RESTORES zoe rrtuc,ss a. her origina
lover and save storm frln death
a ulakef - diamonds tells iinfHam Al
his secrrt storm nfofms Ludou that
sta nfe BE- ucua attempted frequent,
etorm suFr"rit NISSAN All Storm 70
arres'ed TO- siraiins co.. innnud maker
gems but Iuuura discovers the rea
thteNes nau NJ niire
TIE nsefn ncip EMPLOYED uu Storm
fathers farm are ncytng ueenuss . steai
akrtetun hand fntpafs at niHht uron =
hHi near ~ Storm s oafiled ~ ne m.
vvssiEatiou nut Iudurs earns tnst me-
uncle has smuiu, 81 jimmy hnitun q nan
~tttcd mHn. thus fu annoy StVfm'F psf
esta Ludofs nnfs bolton npersunH
naa magic lantern ana % sttack-d %,
him Storm api'ftunrii sppeats snd saves
80 from Noitun
Iissssm ~ ssh' Ludnra 20 nnd = grn
ioss ~ ~" mysterious I'D men Ludara
nrta pnniurfanh Of he sem ann u turn
~ Ref hand A. I'D mouse 10 mined u,
Hasssm A. aud the nid men Storm and
zodera sre iufesi there tnd naffuwiy 80
cspe d~stfuothsu snrn the huuHs nfuvs az
John MeWintvi endsaVnfinR a. tfsp snu
ana C~ofgs smrh o. siiled nims-if tna
Smith " chsE-i suh murder Hassau
AZ cpasptr-~ a. nave Iohn Storm n~sl
r. same fate a. Ns,Nmtsf snd he and
stsrn sre Overcome nv pawerful funsa
Esaora saNes them pruvss thst NcWin
tsrs osp dne Trapped snd Eilifd MN ana
ssses smith from nnnd ~ hnchers
An Inventor blows ~ . submnrins WIN
n powerfu nsai ~ winch ne sends
throsEh water lsssam Al SENDS ludofs
90 . phoicrrsph~s dirs-tiy bsnssih ~. M.
ve-tsrs iabwatof, and orlers the m,
AN
ard h~f NE w saVer rhs neat rpS ma.
cA.sas y dcttroi 81 and tho ptat0rrspnst
.fssf . ausrtr..vth iiaHSam All. 10 found
A~@d m AZ ftVcT
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-19

from time to time sne paused pen .
some Object moved u ab~irartedlt A. 4
resumed nef pacing The youth In her
wanted to az away aud he Happy
The Thought Of her vast fortune W
ten terrified her rhp moment the
world found oui that Sh. WIS ~ rich
an heiress she would h,, be~et With aii
sorts of devices by fortune hunters
Every Crude ~ bepRnr would he a.
her doorstep More than that. she bud
made some strange enemies dnring
her short career ne detective. and "
these individuals knew Of her wealth
they would leave NO stone unturucd
10 trap her and boid her for some
enormous ransom A little mouey
enough 10 take care ~ her and supply
her simple NEEDS that was al she
craved
fut twenty millions In dollars she
could hardly couni that sum during
her allotted years.
Sometimes she found herself on the
verge Of asking her unrle ITassam
M IN take the bulk NJ II md let her
hc free 20 q" NJ she Thought NJ hut
always she stepped hack from the
threshold ~ this act Great dreams ~
dninr COOL IN the world held her She
dreamed ~ helping humanity with
tLrac ml.liuns. H. hu, fnrms ard ron.
vert thcm into communities fer thrifty
hui unfortunate people To- huild great
hospitals chllircu's Fairgrounds. She
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-19

"5hspl" she hssru Saaueiy "Slsepi"
vide agnin-t rny weakening IN thi-
rc-'oi,s shr would write him at ony
to this rfiret
Downstairs the bell rang Ani-d
uhutiied 10 M. dopt. 4 very bcautifm
woman rnirrri
y .b"uld like to -rr your master
Iin--nm ~. she sad quietly.
Have yOn IN HpIDinimrntT' asked
the servant. bowinR Que secs him
NJ nlrht ouly b, aptpiuimrnt
Il bciieVe he will $50 the. she ~
piled. With singular smile. AN
n"nnes MINE nu ROY
Yes. madame The servant ~
turned directly "Follow the. madame
The master Will vceivs you."
n tbouRhi 80"
iinSSam ~ strod by his crystal n.
she entered A. sign the servant
took himself %
\ was Ho' expecting you. madame E"
snld Has~am Al. hut he smiled a. be-
Hpnkr
MIR. Chang could not come or
course you Hnow that you can trust
uur organisation
Yes Rui did Chang roniids IN
yOuY" ~ almost imIsrc-ptible fruwn
nltird Hrrpss ilasSRm Ans face IL
knew the canra-lnu women: be wis
wnry In trusting them with vltnl -.
rrris A Chlnhman. on the other hand
urn. M N t,HH h.. .h..el.s.I has .....s...
gave hacs = Sr'rrt sun. Ia the prs
rni rasr. he WIS bound Ia trust this
wumab
4 Iimrier of an hour passed when
she tO1k h"t leave leaving IlnSsnn,
~ quite satisfied lie was rrasonnll,
SUR TINT Zudora would he taken IN
his hnnd- this time ind IN mnnBri
Whirh wunid tutalll hntilr MI the de-
tcct'v'S IN Manhattan Rm there WIS
q hun ~ n u WIS gning 60 -o-i nirii
ey. Ills heuuiifiil gold wunld ls some
hundreds luwrr for Wa Chung never
Hsrprd anything ut cod 'm hl-
servies. iun cannot mark g"id ~ yuu
ran paper money Wa Chang WIS th,
wlScst oriental IN New York
Among the vuri1ns mrrs which H.
hahit this earth none h less knnwu
than the Chinese Que hear, tnls
now and then TINT romes down To- thu
eOuSt. aud those who know china IL.
lieve nh thai GENES down a. the coast
II II only the ras,mi tourist who "
skrpflcRi Their was rerIuin m"nk
who thought he had discovered gun
powder. there WIS uan who thnughl
he had discovered glazing for pottery
there WIS German phvsii'inn wha
honestly believed that he Ind dis,nv-r
ID hypnutism ~ fallacir~ ~ npininn
The Chince had invented these things
~ discovered them. long brfore The
christian era
Wa chang tad taught iaSsam An
ali he knew alrut hypuotism aud hyI,
motism yitnilA rouvvrns Zudura In this
episode ~ her adventures 4 bit ~
grTdinrss Whlrh ~ tuhrrent Ia an
"ricntals nu The part ~ Wu CHAINS
proved hts ultimate nndning
Wn Chang snnkt English With 70
mursnhle freucy Only IN nj den did
h. relapse into the euttuuii- ~ his IA
i've tongue Men applied tu his art
A. men Applied a. lilssam Al
There lived In New York ~ this day
u wenithN DID lnrhvinr whn had ndnpt
ed n SON rhe odd man WIS absolute.
~ atone M the world AMI mi. kind ~
mnH ms n horrur NJ DYING aud having
strangers divide his money A. this
son grew ~ hr rvlncrd stupidity
thar annoyed his father greatly rn
tors b, the score Save up rho hoy ~
hopeless ioh nni " Mis- had not
possessed certain amount ~ vanity
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-19
CHAPTER VII.
N. Hypoe,,e po~., o, W. Gu.

The Hypnot'e Power o. NJ Chang.
TOR q hong time Zniors paced
- ner room Sh- was troubled
That sfterpoon Storm had
pleaded With bet 80 strongly
% leave her nncle. marry MIN and 20
f.r away that she had been drn WI nj
s.est irresbubly toward her lover
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-19

Determined thai these dreams should
b-rUmr ralitie- lust NJ SION ~ she
Ind accomplished the twenty tasks i'm
pnsed lpun hri bi her unrie
She iong,d with ~ bet heart to 10
60 John storm. but hrr wuri TO her
uncle wiz ike barrier ~ stone
tut tonism lie had suddenly devel
opcd . new nngir She was In iove:
she was younn she md u rigbt to he
happy Aud SHE W.. nRhiinR y lattls
between loya,ty to her word aud the
urring~ 81 her heart Resides u was
quite po~~ihlc TINT the very neat care
might he the inst several timer "a
Or she Ind e-cnP.c death ny hair
That In itself IA not deter her. ~
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-19
stop tina, coush-Sow.

when you catch cold or begin 10
cough. the first thing 20 do IL 10 take
Or. Bells Pine Tar Honey. IA psne-
rates the Innings of the throat and
lungs and fights the germs OF the dis
ease, giving quick relief and natural
healing. "our whole family depend
on Pine Tar Honey for coughs and
coida." writes Mr.. y. williams. Ham
tlton. q. ID always helps 1be At pour
druEGlst.--Advt.
The Newark journal., 1915-06-10
CONGRESSMAN ". A. 0LDFIELD
 DEPL0RES BRYAN RESIGNATION
FEARS WILSON'S NOTE IS
 TOO STRONG
Declares Bryan Greatest Liv- ing Democrat and Says His Policy Insures Peace

Congressman w. A. Oldfeld discussing the resignation of MT. Bryan, stated to the Jour- nal over long distance tele- phone that he regretted Mr. Bryan's resignation.
 Congressman Oldfield con- siders Mir. Bryan's resignation a distinct loss to the admins tration, but believes that the most cordial feelings will con- tinue to exist between Mr. Bry- an and President Wilson.
 Congressman Oldfield says he fears there is a probability of war between the United States and Germany as a re- suit of the latest note from this government to Germany.
 MT. Oldfield has had no in- timation as to the contents of the note to Germany, which MT. Bryan refused to sign, but says he fears it may make de- mands of such a positive nature upon the German government that that government will re- fuse to grant them. He be- lieves, however that President Wilson has no intention of involving the United States in war with Germany, but that Wilson's policy is to show firm ness in making demandss of Germany, believing that the German Government will take no chances on becoming invol- we'd in war with this country, and will grant our demands and entertain a higher regard for the United States.
 "This is good, ,"said Mr. Old- field, If it works out as the President thinks it will"
 But he added, there is a possibility that it may not have the desired effect and that Germany will declare war on the United States, while on the other hand MT. Bryan's policy of working out the disput. through abitration absolutely eliminates the possibility 0 war"
 Continuing Mr. Oldfield said.s
 Lovers of peace not only in our own country but throuyi
 Continued on last page)
The Newark journal., 1915-06-10
Elect Teachers For
 Newark High School

At a meeting of the school board Friday night, the fol- lowing teachers for the New ark High School were chosen for the coming year.
 Prof. JL. Mayhan, Newark :; Miss Birdie Fiske of Little Rock; Miss Pearl Poe, New ark Miss Minnie Lynn Martin, Newark; Miss Pearl Miller Newark.
 Miss Carrie Belle Bond of Monticello was elected instruc- tor for the music department.
 Prof. ". A. Isgrig principal, and Mrs. Isgrig, teacher of the High School Department were reelected by the board some time ago.
 This is an exceptionally strong teaching force and in- sures a good school for New ark the coming year.
The Newark journal., 1915-06-10
Chancery Court Pro-
 ceedings For Term

Chancery court was in ses- sion at Batesville Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, and the following cases were dis posed of.
 w. M. Blankenship vs E. F. Johnson and C.. s. Kassell; de- cree for $505.56 and $4.88tax- es. Jas. T. Evans appointed as commissioner to sell the land.
 A. U. Blankenship vs E. F. Johnson and G. S. Haskell; judgment $510.44; 90 days to pay the amount; if not paid, J. T. Evans commissioner in chancery to sell the lands.
 J. T. Morrison vs Jennie Morrison, dismissed by agree ment.
 Pheob Barnwell vs J. J. Bar well; death ofJ.J .Barnwel sug- gested and admitted; cause re- vived in name of c. P. Waugh an administrator.
 Vester Lexion vs Buddie LeXion, continued.
 Pruda Cambell vs Ed R. Cambell, decree for divorce for plaintiff.
 Ed Showns, vs Dora Showns, divorce, decree for plaintiff.
 James Young, a minor, dis abilities removed.
 Ida Belle Porter vs James E. Porter; plaintiff granted a di- vorce and custody of the child ren. E. W. Magness trustee, ordered to pay all rents to Plaintiff during her life, that she have possession of house house and lot, and that each party pay their own costs in case.
 cora W eatheffOrd VS w. J Weatherford, decree for di- vorce granted.
 Nora Simmons vs D. D. Sim mons, divorce granted, plain tiff restored to maiden name, and defendant pay cost.
 Hannah NJ. Hubbard, vs An son A. Hubbard, dismissed by agreement.
 Ethel Morgan, ct. al., vs L. A. and l.. 0. Wyatt, commis- isioner's report of estate of Jeff | D. Morgan; report confirmed each party pay their own cost as per interest in the estate.
 Lucy vs George Golf, con. tinued.
 A. N. Trent vs Alice Trent ldecree of divorce for defend.
The Newark journal., 1915-06-10
RAGING BILL GOES
 TO SUPREME COURT
Appeal Filed and Famous Gambling Bill Will Be Ar gued and Submitted June 2I

Little Rock, June 7.-An ap- peal in the Sawyers racing bill case, known officially as an action by the Arkansas State Fair Association vs. Earle w. Hodges, secretary of state, to compel Mr. Hodges to include the measure in the published acts of the 1915 legislature, was filed in the supreme court today by w. H. Martin, district attorney, and James P. Clarke, United States Senator, attor- neys for the Fair Association. The case was advanced on the docket and is to be argued or ally and submitted June 21.
 The brief filed with the prayer for appeal sets forth the testimony of Gov. Geo. w. Hays, L. E. Sawyer, speaker of the House; Judge E. A. Rolfe of Forrest City; J. A. Bradshaer, penitentiary com missioner; H. w. Stewart, pri- Vate secretary to Gov. Hays; R. R. Rice of Warner; Sam RoreX, representative from Yell county; A. J. Walls, Unit ed States Marshall; Ed. F. Kit chens of Helena and George R. Bedding of Hot Springs.
 After Gov. Hays alleged ve- to of the bill, Secretary of State Hodges acting upon ad- vice of the attorney general, refused to include the meas ure with the acts passed by the legislature. Suit was then filed in the Pulaski Circuit court to compel the secretary of state to include the meas ure with the acts legally pass ed. The Fair Association lost in the lower court and the case was then appealed to the su- Dreme court.