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RUMANIAFEARS
BULGARIA Will
SPRING SURPRISE

BUCHAREST, Rumania, April g.
In view of the alarming military prep
arations on the Bulgarian frontier,
Rumania, 1t Is announced, Is taking
necessary measures" for defense.
Premier Bratiano has not dismissed
Parliament but has prolonged its term
to the end of April, so as to be ready
for any unexpected developments on
the part of Bulgaria.
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zEPPELINS RAID
ENGLAND AGAIN

CAssociated Press by Federal wirelessl
LONDON, Eng, April 6.-A night
Zeppelin raid was made on England
last night, with the result that so far
as reported but one person was killed
and eight injured.
No military damage was done by the
raiders.
BERLIN, Germany, April 6.-Ger-
man Zeppelins last night bombarded
battery near Hull destroying the
iron works near Whitby, after which
they returned to their base. +.
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GERMANS STORM HAUC0URT
AND CAPTURE PRISONERS

BERLIN, Germany, April 6.-The
Germans today stormed and conquered
the village of Haucourt, also a forti-
fed point on support to the eastward.
In addition to the considerable losses
in killed and. wounded of the enemy,
the Germans captured II officers and
531 men.
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MoANALuA FREED.

Your honor, this is the famous Mo-
analua, and since his last appearance
in this court he has become blind:
his mother, who is the complainant
against him, has failed to appear. l
think he ought to be delivered to the
care of some institution rather than
go to Jail" In these words the prose
cutor spoke to the Judge when the
case of Pookapu was called. He was
7fcah
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DERBY LEAVES AERIAL
BOARD, LACKING TIME
Associated Press by Federal wirsl

Associated Press by Federal Wirelesal
LONDON, Eng, April 6.-The LoE-
don Standard today says that the Earl
of Derby has resigned the chairman
ship of the joint naval and military
board, controlling the aerial service,
on the ground that his position ds di.
rector of recruiting occupies his whole
time. =. .-
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BANK BANDITS, RICH HAUL
GRAND JURY TOMORROW

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslessl
CANONSBURG, Pa. April 6.-Two
bandits today robbed the First Ma
tional Bank at Houston, taking $15.-
600, and made their escape by automo-
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RUSSIA GETS TELEPHONE
EQUIPMENT FROM JAPAN

fSpeeial Gable to Hawaii Hcchi.l
TOXIC, Japan. April 5.-The Rus
sian government has ordered 1000
miles OF telephone wire and repair
equipment In JaDan. the Iapanasa acu..
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Villa Located
And Carranzas
MayCatchH Him

Especial Star-Bullettn CoIrespondencel
LAREDO, Mex, April GA massa-
ere by Mexican bandits more appaII-
ing than that Of the IL miners lined
up against a train and shot Is told of
now in news reaching this town.
Fifty persons, Including number
Of women and children, were muir
dered on the railroad line between
Torreon and zacatecas when bandits
wrecked their. train and killed the pas
senaers wholesale.
The wreckage was set on fire and
the bodies were Cremated.
B MEXICO CITY, Mex, April Cen.
Gutierrez reports that CarranZa sol
diers have located Gen. Villa and that
his capture is certain soon. The Con-
stitutioaalists are reported closing in
on Bracamontes, with the Villistas
cavalry near Juchipala.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 6.-Sec-
rotary lansing denied today that there
is any ground for the reports that the
withdrawal OF Gen. Pershing and his
men is contemplated.
COLUMBUS, N. NJ, April e.
Twenty Apache Indians, khaki-clad.
are preparing to start to join Gen.
Pershing's column, for which they will
do scout duty. Last night they held
a war-dance, gorgeous in their war
paint, preparatory to leaving their
reservation.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 16.-
Gen. Funston today made a request
for recruits under the authorization
to get 10000. They are to be dis
tributed along the border, the regulars
being depleted by the detachments
now in Mexico
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FIFTY MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN ARE MURDERED BY BANDITS OF MEXICO
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET TODAY

Following are the closing prices OF
stocks on the New York market to-
day, sent by the Associated Press over
the Federal Wireless:
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MURDERS
AGED women IN
SEATTLE HOME
Associated Press By Federal wirslessl

IAssociated Press by Federal WireiessI
SEATTLE, Wash, April g.. Mrs.
Corinne Wheeler, aged rs, and her
sister, Mrs. Kate Swift, SO. were MUIR
dered in their home last night The
murderer used hammer. They were
robbed Of $4,000, which they had hid
den in money belts.
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The Waterhouse Company has re-
ceiyed a cablegram from Singapore
giving the price Of crude rubber there
yesterday as 77 cents.
Last Monday the price in New
York was 81 cents and, as there Is
usually difference of 10 or Is cents
between there and Singapore, this ca:
blegram probably means rise,' said
F. T. p. Waterhouse this afternoon.
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SNATOW FALLEN
into HANDS OF
REVOLUTIONISTS

tAssociated Press BY Federal wirelessl
= Annoy, China, April 6.--The revolu-
tfonists today are in control of Swa-
tow. Business is at a standstill, the
natives are in panic and it is feared
that at any moment the government
troops will attack the rebels in the
city and the civil population will suf-
fer.
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslessI
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, April g.
The transfer of Canton government
troops to Swatow has been impeded
by the refusal of the Chinese Naviga-
ton Steamship Company to transport
them, says a Shanghai cablegram 10
the Republic Association.
1t is stated that Chang-Kinyao, the
Yuan commander of Szeuchuen, has
been killed in battle.
NEW YORK, N. Y, April 6.-The
Commercial Pacific Cable COMPANY
announces that communication with
Swatow is interrupted. n
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Members of the federal grand jury
for the October, 1915, term have been
notified to be in court at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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Directors of the Main Central Rail-
road declared an initial dividend OF
$3.50 per shares on the new preferred
stock. payable March II.
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RuReER.

sHid. fEx-dividend. +unquoted.
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AddItI0naI and oyernIaht lsIs. !
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Auburn Filling
Up Fast With Fans
Of the Speed Track

Auburn, Neb, June 2l.-(Special
Telegram With $50 horses head
| quartered At the local track and the
town rapidly filling up with racing
fans, the meeting Of the Nebraska
Midway Racing circuit, which opens
tomorrow, bids fair to break all rec
ords for an Auburn sporting event.
The races were postponed yester-
day and today on account OF the in
clement weather and the heavy track.
The excellent half-mile oval, how
ever, will be in good condition by to-
morrow, providing II does not rain
again.
The opening days card consists Of
the following races: 2.ll pace, 2:l3
trot, 3-year-old trot and the 2:N trot.
On Friday there will be raced the
2:27 trot, 2:l4 trot, 2;is pace and the
3-year-old trot.
The closing days program includes
the 2:2S pace, 2;22 trot, 2:20 pace and
the free-for-all pace, the feature event
OF the three days meeting, which will
be fought out BY great Hal Mckinney
and his worthy opponent, Columbia
Fire.
Babe King, the worlds fastest pac-
ing pony, owned by Miss Frances
Dennison OF Omaha, will be turned
in exhibition mile each day Of the
meeting, the little PAGER to step the
last eighth Of each mile against time.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
The men WHO
KNoM.c#W
''oLD)KEATUckY'',
No otherTo baecSF las;aEIavoe,
Thai. Gives. Them So)Much =
Enjoyment
swEET.FRuITY,,. SATISFYING

If'you.should'visi the great to-
bacco-gro~ing, tobacco-manufac-
turing centers,. you would find that
the men who are the best judges
of tobacco in all its forms cher
plug. tobacco. se--s~-<
Old Kentucky gives you the. full
benefit Of the natural juice of
the leaf--and the. juice contains
all the favor. and all the whole
some; satisfying elements which
make it so valuable as well as en-
joyable. ...s,'''.1..st
Old Kentucky is ciiewed by
more tobacco experts than any,
other brand. Its sweet, mellow
favor pleases them, and they
know that it is. made of choice,
selected, ripe. Burley leaf, in a
clean;.sanitary factory. ~
A Ioc plug. of. Oh. Kentucky is
fresh. and delicious.e You'll say
you. never tasted its equal, and the
more you chew it the'better you'll
like it. Get it from your dealer.
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Trotting Stars Will
Race at Aurora

Aurora, Neb., June 2l.-(Special. -
Hal Mckinney and Columbia Fire will
be two Of the attractions at the racing
meet which takes place in Aurora
June ~, % and %. These two fa-
nous trotters have been matched for
race, and as they are the fastest in
the state II will be watched with great
interest by the racing fraternity.
Many other fast horses have been
entered for the races, which will occur
on each afternoon Of the dates set for
the meet. The program will begin
promptly at l:30 each afternoon.
Secretary Charles w. Wentz OF the
speed association has word from
Omaha racing men that at least $50
will be present the last day Of the
meet. Many Of them will have horses
entered in the races.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Standing Of Teams
WESTERN.
NATIONAL.
YesterdAy's Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Joseph, o; Denver. 6.
Wichita. Il Topeka, Q.
Des Mcines. 3; Lincoln, Q.
Sioux City. Omaha, rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, Brooklyn. ruin.
Boston, 81. New York. l.
st. Louis, Pittsburg. rain,
Cincinnati. "A; Chicago, 80.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York o; Boston, ..
Washington, Philadelphia, rain.
Cleveland. 0: Detroit, Q,
Chicago, III; 81. Louis. ii-2
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 4. Minneapolis, 8.
4 indianapolis, 10; Kansas City, I.
81. Paul. ~: Toledo, IA
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Birmingham. 8; Chattanooga, Z.
Atlanta, %; Nashville, 8.
New Orleans. o; Little Rock, 1.
Mobile. o; Memphis, l,
Games Today.
Western League--st Joseph at Denver,
Wichita at Topeka, Des Moines at Lincoln,
Sioux City at Omaha.
National League ---Philadelphia at Brook.
lyn, Boston at New York, st, Louis at
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Chicago.
American League--New York at Boston,
at Philadelphia, Cleveland at
Detroit, Chicago At st, Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Mobilization Robs
Stiehm's Team of
Six Star Players

: Bloomington, Ind, June 2l.-Pros-
poets for the Indiana University foot
ball team next fall have been given a
severe setback by the mobilization of
the National Guard for service along
the Mexican border. Six men who
were reasonably sure of places on the
1916 eleven are members OF the In
diana National Guard, which it is ex-
pected will be concentrated at Fort
Benjamin Harrison, near Indianapo.
lis, the latter part of the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
FOSTER PITCHES A
NO-HIT COMBAT
Red Sox Hurler Shuts Out Yankees
Without Allowing Them
Single Slam.
HIS DEFENSE IS PERFECT

Boston, June 2l.-George Foster
pitched no-ht game for the Red
Sox today and the New Yorks were
shut out, to 0. Not a New Yorker
reached first until one was out in
the seventh, when Nunamaker was
passd. Foster had perfect control
and his defense was perfect. The
outfield played brilliantly behind him
and the inner works and Carrigan
assisted him greatly. Lewis drove
in both runs for the Red Sox. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Today's Calendar
Of Sports

Golf: Opening Of invitation tournament Of
Fox Hills Golf club, Clifton. N. Y.
. Horse Shows: Opening Of annual show Of
South Shore Country club, Chicago.
Racing: Close Of the meeting Of the Con.
nsuyht Park Jockey club, OTTAWA, Ont.
Boxing: Jim Savage against Charles Vein
eft, ten rounds, at Brooklyn; Billy Misln
againet Battling Levinsky, ten rounds, a
Brooklyn.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Catcher Nick Allen
Signs With Topeka

Topeka, Kan, June 2l.-Nick Allen,
former catcher for the Chicago Cubs,
has been signed by Owner John Saw.
age OF the Topeka Western league
team, he announced today. Catcher
Snow, formerly with the Hartford
club, in the international league, was
released.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

Countess NADIA Torby, who is to
marry Prince George Of Battenberg,
wears her engagement ring on the
third finger Of her right hand, and
will also wear her wedding ring there,
in accordance with the Russian Gus
tom.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Third Baseman
Zimmerman Hurt

Chicago, June 2l.--Third Baseman
Zimmerman Of the Chicago Nationals,
will be out Of the game for several
days, il was announced today because
Of dislocated shoulder suffered last
night when he fell down flight Of
stairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
REDS DEFEAT CUBS
IN DOUBLE-HEADER
Cincinnati Takes Both Games From
Chicago and Gusts It From
Fifth Place.
ToHEY STARS IN OPENER

Chicago, June 2l.-Cincinnati twice
defeated Chicago today and oysted
the Cubs from fifth place. Toneys
pitching in pinches and his own two
Dagger, which scored two runs, were
factors in Cincinnati's, 4 to 8 victory
in the first game. Lavender's wild
ness, Chicago errors, and Moseley's
clever slab work gave the Reds the
second game, 3 to 2. Score first game;
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
CINCINNATI.
Az ~
IOtHIS 81 20 II
sKillifer out, hit by batted ball.
sBatted for McCarty In the eighth.

Cincinnati 400 8 0 0 . 1 0 . 81
Chicago .......0 0 0 0 0 2 %
Two-base hits: Toney. Killifer. wingo.
Safer. Flack. Home run: Williams. Stolen
base: Mollwitz. Bases on balls: Off Toney,
8; off Packard, /: off Seaton. 3. Hits and
earned runs; OFF Toney, s hits, 3 runs In
nine innings; off Packard, 4 hits, 8 runs in
two innings; off Prendergast. . hits, l run
In five innings. off Seaton, l hit, no runs In
two innings. Hit by pitched ball: Mccarthy
by Toney. Struck out: BY Toney, I; by
Prendersast. g. Passed ball: Rrcher. UNI
pires: KLEIN and Ortiz. Score, second game;
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

VBhtted Tor ManBeF IN sixth.
DATED for King in ninth.

.Battsd for King In ninth
St. Joseph $50 Is o 90 50 o o--s
psnvsr ........l 100 90 Id
Two-hase hitss Kirkham. Sullivan. Three
base hits: Butcher, Williams. Shields. Home
run; Ghislds. Sacrifice hits; Fusner (a),
Block. Sacrifice fly: Miller. Bases on balls:
Struck out; BY HoSltk. 1: by Manser. 81.
BY King. !. Hits: orr Manser, II In six
lnnings; off King. l In three innings. HIT
W pitched ball; Dyer. Umpifcs: Carney
and EckmAn. Stolen base; Fusner. Time,
s:2O
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
NEW YORE
BOSTON
a N NJ
Totals IS $40 II 2
IRAN for Rariden in the eighth.
Slated for Mathewson In the tenth

NdH TOT NNTiuen III CH6 eIBHtH.
Slated for Mathewson In the tenth
Boston .....0 o Q 0 2 o 0 Is
New York IL 0 10 o 2 90
Two-base hits: snodgrass, Smith. Three
base hit: Burns HorNe runs: Gowdy, Burns.
Double plays: Fletcher to Doyle to Merkle.
Evers to Maranville to Gowdy, Konetchy to
Meanwhile to Konetchy. Bases, on balls:
Off Perritt, Q; off Mathewson, /; off Allen.
.. Hits and earned runs: Off Perritt, hits,
runs In eight innings: off Mathewson, Q
hits. run In two innings; off Allen, . hits,
4 runs In seven and two thirds innings; off
Hughes, no hits, no runs In two and one
third innings. Struck out: BY Perritt, 4; by
Allen. s; by Hughes, 3. Unlpires: Quigley
and Byron. Score, second game
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Bears Lose Game
To Drummer Crew

Denver, Colo. June zl.--St. Joseph
practically defeated Denver today in
the second inning, when they batted
out five runs, and winning, 8 to s.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Savages Take Second
From the Wichitas

Topeka. Kan. June zi.-The Saw
ages made It even today by taking the
second game Of the series from Wich-
tia, ; to !. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

Chicago .......i' .. % 0 % o.
Two-base hits. Zeider. Mulligan. Stolen
base: williams Sacrifice hit; Moseley. Left
on bases; Cincinnati q; Chicago. Z. Base
on errors: Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, g. Base
on balls: Off Moseley, 4; OFT Lavender !;
off Brown. /. Hits and earned runs: Off
Mitchell, 4 hits and runs In tive and one
third innings; off Moseley. 2 runs and no
runs In six and two-thirds innings; off
Lavender. hits and run In two-thrd In
ming: off Prendersast runs and no runs
In six and one-third innings; off Brown,
hit and no runs In two innings. Hit by
pitched ball: Wingo by Lavender. Struck
out. By Mitchell, 1; by Moseley. 6; by Lay
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

The kings messengers, who nowadays are
kept exceedingly busy journeying between
London and the continent. are nicknamed
silver greyhounds" because they wear a
badge with a greyhound made Of silver
upon II.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

ons dose pr Kins's New Life Pills and
your sick headache IL gone, Get as.eent
bottle and be convinced. All drussists---
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
.cHfcAao.
ST. LOUIS.
Totals. 40 ti4 II
Chicago .........0 oOlo %,
ST. oLuis. ....s....O OIL % o a. q IS

Two.base hts: ]. Collins, Frat Johnson.
Marsans to Roob 70 Austin. Pratt to John
base on errors Chicabu. i; st. Louis. 4.
Bases on balls:. OF Scott. s; off Koob, 8.
Hits and eaEned runs; orr scott, hits, 4
runs In four and one-third innings; of Rus-
sell. hit. run In three and two-thirds ii.
nings; oft Koob hits, ! run in nine IN.
nings. Struck out, By wcott, 1; by Rue.
sell, s. Umpires; Chill and Dineen.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

Totals. Is T5s4is q

Chicago .......so o 1900 o.
81, Louis.....s...o 90 $50 ! s--ii
Two base hits: Pratt, Austin. Stolen
70 LRvan to Borton. First base on errors:
g. Louis >. Bases on balls; OFF weilman,
!; off Danforth, i; off Benz. I. Hits and
earned runs; OFT Danforth. s hits, 9 runs
IN three innings tnone out In fourth); off
Cicctte. hits. runs In one and one-third
innings; off Benz, hiss, 5 runs In three
and two-thirds Innings; orr Nveilman, s hits,
run In nine ipninss. Struck out: BY
Weilrnan. 4. BY Bens, q; by Danforth, 4; BY
Cicotte, !, Umpires: Chill and Dineen.
Score. second game, ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
DETROIT
Totals 80 san !
DATED for BsEby in eighth.

: 'Batted for BaEby In eighth
Cleveland -. D o o 90 o 90
Detroit ...... 0 0 0 o 0 Q o 4 80
Two-base hit: Cobb. Three-base hit. Cobb.
Bases on balls; Off Bagby, 2; off Coveieskie.
!. Hits and earned runs: OFT Bagby, Z
hits and run In seven innings; off McHale,
hit, run In one inning, Hit by pitched
ball; Howard by Coveleskie, Struck out:
BY BagbX 3; BY Coveleskie, .. Empires:
Naliin a1a Evans,
Browns Take Two.
St. Louis. No.. June 2i.---st Louis took
both games OF double header from Chi
cago today. the first. II 40 4, and the Sec
ond, to !. Heavy hitting marked the
first game, the local pounding three pitchers
for total Of thirteen hits. Timely hitting
BY Pratt and johnson won the second game.
each driving In run with two-base hit
In the fifth inning. with one out, Scott
weakened and filled the bases, pu. hussell
came to his assistance and struck out the
next two batters. Score. first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
! !Da , 1890 Z y u

DhtteU TOT NIhAey IN ninth.
Dies Mcines ]. 90 10 10 o 0--s
I.incoln ....-, . Ia . 80
Two-base hit: Thomson. Double play,
Hahn to Jones, Stolen bases: Thomson
baltimore tsl. Sacrifice hit: Thomason az,
yohnncn, Claire. Struck out: BY Gardner,
7;tby Musser. Z; by Kinsey. .. Bases on
balls; OFT Gardner. >; off Musser, O: Oft
Kinsey. !. Left on bases: Lincoln. 5: pes
Moines. =. Passed ball: Brsen. Wild pitch;
Kinney. Hits; Off Musser, hits IN five
innings. Time: las, Umpires, Ryan and
Kano.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22

Totals IS ga s 0
eBatted Off Shawkey In ninth.

New York....0 o . o o. o 0 60
Boston I'D o o o % . s-2
Two.base hit: Hooper. Three-bsse hit:
Janvrin. Bases on balls: OFF Foster, 8. Hits
and earned runs; Off Foster, no hits. no
runs In nine Innings; off shawkey. 8 hits,
rush In eight innings. Struck outs By
Foster, 9: by Shawkey, .. Empires: Hide
brand and O'Loughlin. Ig
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
ender, /; by Prendergast. 1: by Brown, !
umpires: KLEIN and Emslie.
Braves Beat Giants,

New FORK. June 2l.-Boston took the
first game Of a double header from New
1ork today. by a score Of s to I. The
game was played on q rain-soaked field.
and despite the protests OF Manager Nc.
Graw that It be called In then NTH inning.
when the score was tied Umpire ouigley
allowed the game to continue and Boston
won In the enth on Evers' single. Connoily's
hit and Magee's sacrifice fly. The second
game was then postponed. It was the sew
onth extra-inning game lost by the Giants
on the homeg rounds this seasons Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-22
Tigers Tie for First.

Detroit, Mich, June el.--Detroit went
into tie for firstp lace by defeating Cleve-
land, 9 to 0. today. As was the case yes
terday, the game was marked by great
fielding and pitching. Coyeleskle held the
visitors to three scattered hits and only two
men reached second base on him.
Detroit won the game In the sixth inning.
Cobb tripled and scored when Chapman
threw Speakers relay into the Tiger dug
out, veach scored In the same inning on
his single. Hailman's hit and Burns out.
Cobb also scored the Tigers run In the
eighth inning. He doubled to the right
field bleachers and scored on two success
sive putouts at frat
Heilman's fielding was noteworthy. He
cut off several base hits, one Of them by
Speaker In the ninth. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-27

september 80, 1916, and his report re-
celVed the 20. X" of the q ommittea
composed of 7. ]. Cunningham, Thos.
Smith. J. G. Ford, J. 7. Kirklin, ]. Il.
koonce and L. c. BODY. The sheriff's
report showed that 719 persons had
been committed to the county Jail
during the year, 80 being insane and
two being material witnesses. There
were in jail on October 1, the report
stated, Is persons.
Warden E. H. Verret of the countv
prison IS managing the affairs of that
institution efficiently and economical
ly, says the report of j. w. Ferguson,
W. w. Written. ]. S. Hamilton, e. w.
Barley, J. w. Gibson, j. w. Merriam,
]. H. Baldwin, d. F. Monk, and G. b.
Murphy. The committee found the
prison in sanitary condition, the pris-
oners we'll fed and well treated. and
that the warden is doing all this while
Saving money for the dounty."
County Judge Philpots efficient
management was commended highly
in the report Of H. VI. Dial, L. w.
Clement, J. A. Frazier, B. G. Bailey
and Lee Fox, named to consider the
reports of the county judge and the
county highway engineer, H. H. Hum
phreys.
The work Of the demonstration
agents, Joel Lambert, C. II. Thomas
end Mrs. Lucy Critz was approved by
G. c. Brewster, G. B. Murphy, j. r.
Core, j. E. Koonce and G. Ford wac
recommended that the work be coz
tinued.
The report OF County Treasurer
George Lindsay was found correct by
the committee to which it was sub
mitted, This was composed of Law
renee Dixon, w. n Bridges, H. &.
Hanna, f. b. Mitchell and A. D. Minis