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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20

Honolulu Branch Of the National
German American Alliance Of the
U. S. A.
Meetings in K. of P. Hall on Sat.
urdays:
February II. March II, April 8. May
6, June 3, July 1.
PAUL r. ISENBERG President.
C. B0LTE, Secretary.
6374-JaH Is to July inc.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20

During the last year the Navajo In.
dian blanket industry reached Il total
Of $4,000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20

fertilizer to hurry the corn along and
bring it to maturity. Dewey doubled
his application in growing wheat,
using six hundred pounds and Sc
cured SIS and two-thirds bushels. This
year Marius and Dewey are aiming
at much larger yields, the Virginia,
boy expecting to get over $50 bushels
and the Ohio champion expecting to
secure at least IT'S bushels of corn.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20
HERMARas soEHNE.

Versammlungen Montags:
Juni und 10, JUL und II. Aug. 2
und 81, Sept. 4 und Is. General Yer.
sammlig Juni 10 und Sept Is.
EMIL KLEMME, President.
C. BOLTEs Sekretar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20

The best Philippine cigars stay oi:
the Pacific Coast.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-20

When you make it posi-
BILE for a busy housewife
to plan her next days
shopping trip with a
minimum of effort by CIV
ing her all your store facts
the night before in the
Star Bulletin, aren't you
performing the best kind
of SERVICE?s +;
THE AID MAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
POLICE LEGISLATION
Committee ar Virginia Chiefs VIII AsL
'rurrnl Assembly for Srvcrnl
New Laws.

tn legislative committee OF tho As
sociati"u OF Police Chiefs Of Virginia.
OF which Major Werner is chairman, is
meeting here now cndcavorinc 10 Sc
Cur" thc cnh",m"nt OF several laws
deemed n.ccSsal by the association.
Chiefs II Police Mitchell, uf Newport
News. iiroughtcn, OF Portsmouth. amt
kiHcr. OF Norfolk, with Major Werner,
compose the committee, and IL will be
In Session through to-day.
The committee is discussing the al
visibility of endeavorinG 10 secure the
passage OF law that will make the
carrying of concealed weapons punish
able bj q term III jail. instead OF lcav-
ing this form If Punishment to the JUS
tl"c The committee is also DISCUSSING;
i state law thai viii provide pensions
for policemen ia small cities, but one
that Will leave 10 the city forces the
option Of taking advantage OF that law
snuUlG il lie enacted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
ELECTRIC INTERESTS
BUY RIVER PROPERTY
Power Company Nnw Owns Strip Along
North Hank From Si>th tn
Twelfth street.

y deai was closed yesterday hv which
ih- Virginia hallway anna Power Com
p"ny~ W. acquiring Il block o! land
fronting an the old HaNan mill race
ahc extending from Ninth To Tenth
riI"v's, Owned BY the lumber firm of
Woodward X Son. is able to connect
.''''a' valuable pieces of :nunufac-
'"flhS property. The purchase price
N"S no, announced, but Was sa!A to
"af" boon about $4,000
Ih' Virginia halfway ana Power
'''"p"nE has been thc owner for some
t.th' 81 SrN"'M pieces Of property alonn
lh' James river, considered 10 be excel
,,ra' manufacturing sites. Win tho
'''"'" ACQUIRED Yesterday. he COMPANY
Twelfth Street to sixth S,r,.i ,,,n.
3"''rd, dong The bank Of I'll" river m.
tE"h'f'N rs said 10 include valuable
water rower RIGHTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
MEMBERS OF AUTO CLUB
TO JOIN RESERVE CORPS
At Monthly Meeting They Pledge
Themselves and Cars in Defense
of State and Country.
MAJOR PRICE EXPLAINS PLAN
Expect To Enlist More Than 800 Cars
in Richmond In Moycmcnt-Win
Organize Divisions in Other cities
of Virginia.

Members Of the Richmond Automobile
Club. At the monthly meeting held al
Murphys Hotel last night. pledged the
services Of themselves and their cars
TO The Governor Of Virginia in t'mc OF
urgent ncccssit%. and also 10 tho United
States War Department III ease OF war.
this action being the initial move to-
wa.d tho formation of tie richmond
Branch OF the VIRGINIA Au mobile 20
scr"" corps of the unitcd states.
Major Lawrence T. Price explained
the movement and the details Of m"
plan. 1t is hoped 10 enlist at least -"
cars IN Richmond. Sirpilar divisions win
10 organized in other cities of the state
hu; IL is hoped to make Eichmond's
division til" first IL Virginia. aud 10
that end each member was given ap-
plication blanks which he will have
others sign to-day.
CLUB Will. BE: HOST
To VISITORS 'TO-\IGIIT
The club Endorsed the action OF III"
Virginia Automobile Association In
commencing the work Of state iiish
way Commissioner George l. coleman
and passed resolutions identical with
those O. tho state hody FavorinE Tho
bill! 70 have All au'omohtlc taxes placed
to thc fund tor the maintenance u. in
proved highways OF the STATE
Flars OF the executive committee, as
reported 10y -. l.. iIatkins. for the
smoker ana banquet 10 be tcndc,-d the
members Of the Legislature ana tho dol
eSates to iue Virginia Eoad Builders
Association, At MurpEy's Hotel tonight,
we're approved. II is thought ;hcre viii
to- an attendance OF from go to 500
road enthusiasts. and tho PRINCIPAL ad-
dress VIII b. delivcl cd 10y :. u. l.atchel-
dor OF rhc American Automobile Asso-
citation.
The executive committee reported
that the City Council had passed thc
ordinance placing q fine or So upon
Sr"rd"rS. u line %: so for tho second
o;"nsc al d a fne OF 500 and rcvoca-
ton ~ license for the th!rt oncrsc
General approval was given Tho ordi-
nance hN the members of the club.
President Robert l. Airport Was
ma .a"'i a. delegate 10 III" meeting IN
New York City next month OF those
frosted IL the question OF forming
"utono';l" rcs"rv" corps in The dircr-
emit states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
ORDWAY FULLER SUCCEEDS
POLLOCK AS CHAIRMAN
fiNcs January =. for street Commute
Hearing ON ItrInONRi Of Brond nnd
DcISIdcrc Street Tracks.

Councilman Ordway Fuller was elect :
cd chairman OF the Council Committee
on Streets yesterday afternoon, sue
cccding Gilbert *. Pollock, resigned.
Alderman William T.. sullivan was
elected snbchairman. The election OF
both men was unanimous
Chairman Fuller fixed January -. AT
o'clock. rs the day for the special
meeting of the committee 10 considcr
the hearing ON the removal Of III"
Richmond. fredericksburg and Po'o-
mae Railroad tracks from Broad Street
and Bclviderc street
The request Of the Southern Itailwa .
Company to extend Il spur track on
Cary street from Fourteenth street
WAS referred 10 a subcommittee FOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
Wants Rniis Removed.

Til: Virginia Railwa" and Power
Company was requested yesterday ~
the Administrative Board 10 advise the
board When II expects 10 carry out
the amended franchise agreement to
remove the rails on Broad street cast
al Twenty second. and from in front
Of chimhorazo Park, replacing at the
latter point tho granite spaif paving
Win asphalt blocks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18

! report at the next meeting The nc
ti,ion referred from the Council pro.
Nidine for the establishment or II build
inS line on tic Boulevard between
Monument and Grace Street was tabled
because the property owners in Tho
block have agreed on n line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
MAYOR A|NSL|E SIGNS
MANY NEW ORDINANCES
Asks Act Empowering Cities to En-
ploy Expert Municipal Officers
From Elsewhere.
NEW SPEED LAW APPROVED
ordinance Governing Removal Of
furniture and requiring Reports
To Police Is Also Approximately
Water Extended to WeStlampton.

MAYOR AinSlic yesterday approved
and S.Gncd iung batch "f ordinances
forwarded him from the city Council.
aud sent them to 1ity clerk August
to hr printed.
Among the more important orai-
uanccs is one instructin;; the city At
toiilti Ia appear before the General
Assembly il behalf OF Il bill empower
ins cities To employ municipal officers
VINO or" not qualified voters in the
state. The Mayor also signed the or
dinancc fixing the penalty for speed
violation at So for the first offcusc.
$40 for the second. and S1Ca and rcvo-
cation OF permit for tho third oncusc.
In default Of payment the offender ma \
be- Imprisoned for Il term not exceed
ing three months. The ordinance re-
curing transfer agents and certain
others engaged in the moving business
to lille with Police Headquarters the
names and addresses OF those they
move from place TO place within the
city also becomes u Law by the Mayors
signature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
Mar. Meeting for N,r K.,;.,

~ the reQu't' ~ br j. \. Calj.gn
;fd Henry J Conn. III. NduiuistrAtiv.
RcAtd yssterdaE granted Tho Usc of tho
CITY .iuo.torium On January 2, for n
naas-ine"tina - J." hcld lu behalf 81
Jewish war sufferers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
Library Closes Ne., Tucsdoy

The Rosemary Library will close it's
doors on Tuesday. January %. All who
have hooks belonging TO the library
tia, day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
ORDINANCES GIVEN
EXECUTIVE tPPItUS Al.

sicnatur.
ORDINANCES GIVEN
EXECUTIVE APPROVAL
The ordinances and resolutions sign
cd 10y tho Mayor are as follows:
Appropriations $4,000 to tho paw
roll account Of the Water Department.
Authorizing a tclcphoil" TO hc install
cd in tho office Of the Legal Aid Society.
Authorizing the Committee on III
nance 10 employ for n period not cN-
cccding twelve months. Edward j.
Warren. rs Assistant city Auditor at II
salary Of Sloo per month.
Transferring 5000 from the small
pox Quarantine ana Hospital account
of The Health Department to the cx-
pcnsc account Of that department.
Authorizing the Committee on FL
nance 10 negotiate temporary loans
the needs Of tho city may require
for AN amount not 10 exceed $500. coo.
10 lac luuidatcd ont OF the revenues
for 1916.
Authorizing the City Attorney to
acquire land for opening an alley be
tween Fourteenth, Fifteenth. Porter
and cambridge Streets.
Authorizing the paymcn; OF judg-
ment in favor Of u. II. Pitt. on account
Of damage 10 property for sl.@65 and
50 costs and interest
Preainblcs and resolutions In respect
Of tn. mcmbcry Of Thomas j. Bahcn,
vino was iov many years. the Gus
t"iiam Of the Council Chamber and
,,,d ,,,m,o, ,.aunc;I
Directing Mo Ci,, A,,orrc,. m nr.
son, 70 rho Gcncrol Asso,,n,y ~ v;r
,ini, ,n1 ,eorns,ir., ~. ,.n,os.n,a
ives az mo ,i,y ~ ,nn ,..n,rat 4
scmhly Ia support. a bin proposing an
rin;, ubich vi,l ncr,rit ,.j,io. il, ~.
(,o,nninnw,ultI ~ annoin, officers ,vbo
are no, qualified voters Of In. Com
,nouw.;,lth. on accom-, or thor, ,.ch
MEAL SKIN or for other satisfactory
reasons
Amending tho ordinance concerning
Tho sale of linunrs ana gambling 50
as To proyid. INA, tn. license tax FOR
y Mace wher, ardent spirits and malt
liquors. or either of them are sold
.by. wi.l.sale o., retail shall he So5o
rn, ,bo ,.rn February i.Is Ia No
yc,nbcr j. 1916
~, ordinanc. ,ccula,inp amending
,,d r,ora.,Iuiop a..,jon ID az m.
ordin,nc. regulating moving travel
and traffic so as 10 ,npose the follow
inn, fincs for violation, of ,be or,linanc.
CONCERNING travel ANA ,r,fnc
M, las ,t,,, - nor more ,b:n s1oo
for .arn nY,ns, cxc.nt for yiola,in,,
~ son,in, &c 49,, a.. ..,,,u y. fn, 49,.
&C, or,n,s, -, scnord nucnse s,n AND
Tor ,h. ,h,rd ,rf.,sa sIno ,,d ner,nit
~ on.r,to = v.nic,c shall he rcyo,;,a
,rhc orIin.nco rnrtber n,oviacs MAI
,hc n.rsnr ,.i,i,,.. ~ -, = any ,;ra i'm
,,o..r ,,,,,I.. I, ,,,,. 10 in,nri.opcd &,
b., 90, ,tl -, !, SOW, ~, .xco.ai,,,
,hr.. MONTH,
,:na,,.t,,., nor,i.sio - 81 ,.,
:.
w c., -,
H,S,,,
&c -,
- $3.50
""o", - 90 on' -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
BONDHOLDERs CLAIM
LARGE SUM FROM State
CuIl on Virginia Ia Ia, old thesa.
pcakc aud Ohio Canal
SrcuritiS:..
GARNETT ARGUES DEMURRER
Says .Act Under Which Claim Against
board of Sinking Fund Commits
>ioncrS l. brought l. nconstitu-
tinuaI-'Tcs; Case Made Out.

tIt.uil-ltSt 1
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.,,-u,,,,t in ,i,n# ,.as. If l.. W. Nun
49,, nm i,,li,r : tones .x.ru,.Ys .,
the c.tat" al l.. u. stuart. deceased,
versus ~. Board Of Siul>im. tUod Cont
m's@i"ntrH ~ Nisiiila ''tS ""''r" =
S""tr"*v" OF =. '.ee N""'' """,'"' >
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,iroty !, is s,j, for bonds. h.ll
against tho. state of Nir.in,&. with
interest sf,r. I<su To III, s,,m Of sou :
ron with ou.-thi.d placed a.,ainst W.S,
Virginia as hcr share or the public
d.hi Of virginia"
m. claim, il in, ,h, hnil,fiur nr ,rr
old ,'hcsnpcuk, and ohio canal. for
which Virginia stood ri,araury. IN Ia
1865. dcspit, her war debt. Nir.iui,
laid her part al til" claim aud from
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I. 'h"ri%cd the bonds ANA NirG!nia,s Gem
cral Assembly stood cuaranior for tho
paymvn, Of lin. same co,ditionolly.
NJ, ,,,,
yo,y NV. nm. unnn.
w" Wv nv "oNps
| The Baltimore and ohio Railroad
Goinrany has heeom" p"ssessors OF
/ pra cticully all Of the old bonds and
from time to lin" the General Assem-
/ hly has passed acts enabling the own
crs Of tho bonds /" present their claims
7 for the same. II is under the most
I recent act. that "f 1912. which entities
/ tho owners ot thcs. bonds TO present
their claims for payment.
1t is win ,,,c ,c, ;,s.If 49,, ~,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n,I ia; ..i..,..
find fapIt .,,,I ,,.I,i..l ,,,.,. i..I;,,..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-18
Elncu fur Assnul,Ing pollccmnn.

&. ". Sterling was fined $40 mud
costs IN The Police Court yesterday on
!, charge Of being disorderly and as
saul;inc Policeman W. r.. Harris,
The Dermott news., 1916-08-31
CONVERSATIONS

The huge revolving light which has been placed at the lighthouse on the Island of IleliEolund in tue North sea, Is perhaps tho most powerful flash light in the world. lt Is equal to i0. GN0Oo Candlcpowcr, and in calm weather cnn be seen for distance of 30 miles. The tower in which the light Is stationed ls 272 feet above the Seq level. II costs $S0oo year to maintain the light.
 shears for trimming grass. mount cd on wheels and with the handles so extended that they can be used ny n person standing upright. have been patented ny Canadian woman.
 According to the naval critic. Hector C. Bywater. so far as building ways and construction plans are concerned. there IS no reason why Germany could not have 25 battleships or battle cruisers under construction at one time Though he admits that this fig u.e may he astonishing. he shows that an examination of the various yards. governmental and private. fin Germany. lus'iuCs the estimate In fact, he says that, simultaneously, a program inClud- ing light cruisers. destroyers and sub marines. could be put through. since there arc many German yards which, although they cannot build capital ships. are well equipped to produce the lighter craft. He estimates the total working force in all these yards at 100 000 men.
 Far of the coast of Mnine Is n inggrd ledge of rock. known as Sad dleback island. on which the only means of landing Is by derrick to which n sort of chair Is attached A lighthouse Is maintained on thls ledge. managed by n keeper and two assist. ants with ten men on duty at all times.
 Hollands mines nre now producing coal at rate of about 2.oO0, 0O0 tons year.
 II Is estimated that 30. 400 plants of Easter lilies. representing value of more than $24000. were sold in Se- attle. Wash, on last Easter Sunday. and that the Easter price of lilies In that city averaged about 2ia cents less n blossom than in any other city of the United States.
 The first street railway in the Unit ed States was built in New York city In Fourth avenue. between Prince street and Harlem. in lS42. and horse cars were introduced into the principal American cities between then and 1881. when the use of electricity was begun.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-31
ROUMAN|A ENTERS
 WAR WITH ALLIES
GERMAN MINISTER AT BUCHA- REST TO REQUEST HIS
 PASSPORTS.
FOURTEENTH ENTRY IN WAR
Joining Allies Considered Great Tri- umph For Roumania, Not Because of Her Military Resources, But
 On Account of Its Location.

London Roumania declared war on Aus'ria=ilungary. Immediately following the announcement Germany instructed the German mn ster at Bucharest 10 request his passports and inform the Roumanian govern mcnt that tiermany considers herself at war with Roumania, Turkey and Bulgaria are expected To do the same.
 Almost simultaneously Roumanian troops began efforts to enter Transyl- wanna through the eastern Carpathians toward Kronstadt the chief city of TransyIvauia and 10 advance in the direction of Hermanstads. evidently in an effort to press uorthWard to- ward tho Huhowina and Galioian bor- ders and take in the rear the Austro- Germans who ara trying 10 check the Russian advance wcs ward
 Vienna reports that in tho first clashes between Roumanian and Aus tro-Hurgarian forces Roumanians werc captured The R0umanian at taeks are described as treaeherous.
 Kronstadt and UcrmaHnsJadt, to- ward which the Roumanans are mak- ing their first efforts at an advance. are two of the most important cities in Pennsylvania. They are near the southern border of Hungary. the first about six miles from the Roumanian frontier and tho last anout l5 miles from tho frontier Kronstadt is 70 ,F
 Kronstadt is the most important commercial and manufacturing cen tor of Pennsylvania. l. has popula- tien of 41.ooo Hcrmannstadt has a population of 23 OOo Roumerians make up a large part of the popula- tion of both cities.
 Roumania is tho fourteenth nation to enter the war. Ever since the grca' conflict began. II has been expected that she would join one side or the other
 Her joining the allies Is considered great triumph for them. not only because of her military resources, but because Of her geographical position. Russian troops passing through Rou mania now can attack the Bulgar;ans from the north. while the allied army. with its base at Salonki. attacks thom and their Teutonic allies from the south.
 Roumania has population of 6S00- GOO. and her army is estimated at 5So,00o As to is effectiveness, there is a radical difference in opinion. It has been described as one of the most thoroughly equipped and best disci- plined armies in Europe but recent re- ports have contradictcd this Recent ly it has been said that the officers are III trained and undisciplined that the army lacks heavy artillery and that it's flying equipment is inferior.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-31
SOMETHING FLY COULDN'T DO
Linn tations When Called Upon to Admire Insect

In thr opinion o5 some persons. the new teacher Nas going almost too far in her attention to nature study. How ever, the children appeared to enjoy | all, and, So far, no parents had made open objection to the little talks on birds insects. and flowers with which the teacher diversified the routine of sehorI work. So all went along quite comfortably until the afternoon when the fly and The aea were rp for con sideratiou.
 Following the teachers lead. the children had all grown enthusiastic over the astonishing acrohat,e abilities of the hy-ull except Robbie Mny. who for some time had been staring mood fly at his desk, casting only occasional glanceS nt the teacher, and those un- mIstakably sullcn
 II became so noticeable hy tho time they were all admlrins the fact that the fly can walk on the ceiling. that the teacher paused and turned to the boy.
 What is the trouble, Robhicr' she inquired. Aren't you listening? Aren't you interested in the tnlk7"
 Wees" granted Robbie. reluctantly polite Then, warming up, but I bet Il fly cant hang ny it's knees. and every boy in school can do it. all 'ccpt Laurie Lee, and he's had the dipthery '" Youths Companion.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-31
DATE DECIDED UPON BY STATE DEMOCRATIC STATE CEN
 TRAIL COMMITTEE.
DR. c. H. BROUGR WILL LEAD
First Guns to Be Fired in Madison, Searcy, Carroll, Crawford and Hot Spring Countes-Political Lead
 CTS Invited to Take Part.
Little Rocl


 The campaign committee of the Democratic state central committee decided to open Che national and sfaJe campaign on September 15 in M1dt- son. Searcy, Carrol, Crawford and lIat Spring counties.
 Dr C. II. Brough Democratic namt nee for governor. witj lead the amp orators. Invitations have beea sent to Senators James P Clarke and Joe r, Robinson, as well as the seven representatives from tae state, to par ticipate in the campaign. Smead Powell of Camden. N F. Klras. as sociate justice of the Supreme Gaaa- stephen Brundidge of Searcy. former Gov. George ". Eouagbey and others also will be invited 10 ata in tae cam paign by delivering addresses in close counties.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-31
Officer Kills Mexicans.

Tucson. Ariz-After his horse had been shot from under him by two Mcxicans. suspected of having perpe- trated a burglary. and hc himself had been shot through the hip. Constable John Bright of Courtland. Cochise county. drawing his gun as he lay prone on the ground beside the body of his horse, killed tho two Mcxicans. near Coutrland Bright will recover.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-31

Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound would cure it. It helped both the Change of Life and the tumor and when got home did not need the doctor- I took the Pinkham remedies until the tumor was gone, the doctor said, and l have not felt it since. 1 tell every one how l was cured If this letter will help others you are welcome to use it. v Mrs. F.. II. BEAN, 525 Joseph Avenue, Nashville, Tenn.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound, a pure remedy containing the extractive properties of good old fash toned roots and herbs, meets the needs of woman's system at this critical period of her life Try it
 If there is any symptom in your case which puzzles you. write to the Lydia F.. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-31
Killed Durinu First Ride.

Salem. Va A W, Garner of Drap- ersville was 90 years old before he vcnturcd to take a ride in an automo- bile. The ear in which he took his first ride plnueed over 50foot em- hankmen,. turned over five times Be- fore IL struck. and killed Garner and four others, including his wife.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-31
SHORT ARKANSAS ITEMS.

Real estate, st0eks anl 3o0ds. fo". merly the property of Rev, Sen euE of Memphis, R. D. Duncan and k F. Garanfo and the defunct State Trust Company of Little Rock. was sold ar a commissioners sale Tue sale was flo satisfy a judgment of $35.o6o he'd by Lloyd England, received for the State National Bank. against ]. g MaIoney as receiver for the State Trust Company. The sale brought q total of S2O,0S1, which was bid h by Lloyd England, receiver for the State National Bank
The Dermott news., 1916-08-31
Ends Life With Poison.

san Franeisco.--J Kelly Neal. aged 90. of Duck Hill, Miss. ended his life by poison here because friends in his home town ridieuled an impeachment in his speech which he had tried in vain to overcome.
The Dermott news., 1916-08-31

inoT hs idiBe dS 6 child's head. The doctor said it was
 three years coming
 and gave me medi-
 cine for it until l
 was called aw ay
 from the city for s om c ii m c. Of course 1 could not go to him then. so my sisterin law told hne that she thought
The Dermott news., 1916-08-31
Start Aviation School

Chicago Preparations for starting an aviation school at which men will be trained for duty in war were be- gun here hy Capt. Joseph A Morrow ot the signal corps O; the United States army. First Lieut.. Arthur k. Christie. who has been in the avia- ton corps with Gen. J J. Pershng's expedition in Mexico. will assist,