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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28


a,ue'a funrrel . Mon. 7so a. M. asif Memshls
Church "ss' NJ i.s .nsegg''s E.rs ssc s., = 81 AIMS
DUDLEY .---Oct. "a. wtf.ffAu ~ e,.n.,a =,
sssn u ,log, dudley Due netics of funeral viii b
somsrton' pbnasei,, resldence. Bustie,on ave.
SdEEEy fAS Ass 81; q jsSs jssSs.IgSs B. OF, 2,
Il gf5gNsssfS 5s.S / Sss.lS. m. Iogss husband
house. y 'Rhes n uend friends, .mnloyes of power
Tt$ Rsrksy u. e.''ts cauSsn "a 5ansTal sgr r
Wow.a NS.e,stmin,ses Gem. Remains may be
wiIS ,SSs,Sdss.e ss p,rIffonAs ., husband Of
friends. Columbia roSrn. 's'AN Ne "A HfHnveSs and
psrIs!s q sss es sf5s ssfss'ei sisg sg1SS. lsss 30 M
oIrIsRso LEROY gJsoN@oy,. "a ANNIE r.. widow Of
friends invited to funeral services mSss mcS. s9q
Nafsy s0i washinsson avn M.iilsHm y
Int; private. Friends may cali sun. 10 =
FERRArA --oct. "a. RArrArrA w,,. =,
lives AND fsns. Sf S,s3a y q ssITs psrs pOYIs. R's
sirsn nm mass HS5ss5Ins;3 SerIn;s, ~ Tsegqy ReauIsm
81 ~ hBominie's Gem. Auto funeral " i"e
of fRkSc assd dispvss is ssasSgsS, SSgS, 0s sSHihR tisF
e aR and rirlstt lsts Edgar Franok,
son Of ys%s. and cStssilSs 6aTs:y JAMEs an S0 T.
Roman cSthec fMs,'ssS MsS sshs And frisnds PuEs q
Hear, and Altar et Rosary Societies invitSS ,s
solemn rssaism SH 'SS mass st. st. t25ss Poglst a.
o1SIie SHfLseha1l2cse,H l2s HalS S. J6fPT JSSPs;
Margnret 0allaghcr (nee Cassidy ReintiSes ~, y,
friende, employees OF rorresdae Fftration NJ ~
nln pyl,ed % TO ins, fansrssdo so Mon M SSs eSrin:
slsn requiem mass st Church Of 81 Francis
MssY D sAsSiLsO 70 ssss s essSmSfE.HS ss Fss,,,is "a
Msn s%a ssa Int Rs5a Rspiis, ees%e'r'0n es% N j.
ulsbERr.-..oct,, ~. at New Britain Pa
sE aNE az and TIi .s q FSysS aSd L L aDslS
.sss TSsi - sd & as' hoTaS SSI SsecsSpo cs% gTtSsr
~, g,RbbiENSNSsSg,dedenY a. Ions, Beach, Cal.
Green Relatives and friend. invited E,S'hs5 q f,5.rs
issn s,sn,,, Me1' M. AZ oliver II Bair Bldg
HAI;siNqER,- Oct. 20. ANSk ~. wifi. =,
friends Invited 20 tunsrsI Mon. fT'ssI',s Tso and 5
Shurch; Merchantviile. n. J.. . a. m. Int
HoHRATH, ,,-oct. rs. Emil. r.. hu,sors q,
,,ohtath aEed IL Relatives aud friends
rlamentsoher Krenken UnterstuetSuns. Vdyrs.,nr
iinnted 70 funeral. sun, 80 D. M iST' ~
"iii9n ir9T 81 Int private. -'' N'
holloWA1. wife OF Frank X Hoilovav u ~ 80
'-' Neia'Ves ana friends invited 70 funerai
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pr,Arns

rrv,s,g M hu.Randgs gs, '';'s,Sss sSssss. '0'
Of 'eSks2 rsS3 ana 'sssA ysssss .sa ecDiis
tvs end friends invited g funeree AZ IA Re;s
hs0rrai !, near ar efs, aSa KInsresslrs ave. Int
Ny Nq5ISh SsT se eF'Tps; Hskf Vito ss q joR9 JspAa
Rse'ivss and friends gv,sd Y sSRersi ,spds. ,Sd.
5000 dsui st. Solemn requiem m.ss Church Of
'hS S6iiSs6Slosi SfiSS los & se laflfi.P SRSSf hu;
bard .. Mary tnss sssinl sns soq q, ,Ses T and
trlends empoyes isarrett coa lsvi,.sa 70 funfrsl
ssIysIs ssEIy,f. csssrs, csSa, isprsi a ilg igTs Gem
cIfIRfSs W. W. KsKfcK. SuspsnS d csroliss
elss tnss Rommen assd s,,1ss9s M phiin
rGrnsemeinSe ard KrSpRsniasss Nos aud
q s. es'sd q funeral MSn corr iSS ~ ana
L19sfh ssfhI syssp ss,p Int AT 7M9sieeh NAN d. KEI.1.
NER. LAT iaSs residescc isoa \. 18Th st. Due
ncisfs itfs, 2, tunsrsi VII b. slveSos ca JOHN
husband o. MARY Kelly. sred 60. Relatives, and
r. nsS Ns'sThS Hsr soss,y Ssgss s' y s Mai @
thew. CHURCH, Invited e funeral MM9,sS .s. :.
% requiem 81 i Mstthsws S's'ssSS csSreS a. m. Int
S-oyt E'y ~ M1RcAEET r, Wit, q q
n mt lit ,MerisSS. Gem, Rsnsins may se
KiRE.-,.oct. "a, JOHN ". KIRK. Relatives
NSrtOlt AFaTiment. No 4. Ridse ave- ard Day, ~.
Most Precious Biood y q. m. Int. POttsviiie,
ISLUNIP, Oct, 81, at 1919 ogden st. ANNIE
G. kLuMP, widow of 0eoree +. klump, aged
81 Duo notice will be given, -
KRAFT, ,-.-oet ~. 'ylcToR EARLE sRsls'
tives and friends, Washington Camp. No. SIS. II.
O. 3. OF a. stcuemens fellpwship, rpemners q
Church OF the APOSTLES, employees ". ID. Juati n
Sons, and ali other societies OF which he was =
member; inyited 20 funeral .srvisss s9rn;. srs;.,,
LEHMAN. .---oct. 20. CHARLES DAVID. sR;,
husband OF Anna NJ Lehman tnee Norkamph
ssed 90, Relatives aud friends, Reysl Areeny!n'
No. 1910; George IL Pierce Comma ndsrN. no.
~ =, ~ N OF ~ employs et n M Mh's 5
y. M. lsN Paul 81 Frankford Int, private,
East Cedar IIill Gem. Remains may be viewed
.uGItIiPPAiSN.. "a. at lss n. eosh s,.. JEN;
| ME. wife Of Henry Lippman. Relatives and
friends inyited 70 funeral ,sSryiccs' sun; ;sos
LoVErT.--oct 2f. ELtzABETH. widow, Of
| TO funeral. Mon. $50 a. M, 6a9 n Maryine u,
| High mass OF requiem Church OF Assumption 10
a. Int Holy Cross Gem, Ccm.,,,,,>,, Ar ..,,. =,
GeerEe c. Malone and denEhter ot late HUSH
| Society aud League OF the Sacred Heart OF ST.
Malachy's Church. Invited 10 funeral. Mon. 8 80
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Deaths

ARMSTRONG, oct. rs. sArAH ". Arm
s.SoSo I'm 4,gas Is's Ct aSs0 y saf e. fS 9! %
friends, also q. I a, Auxillsry. No. ii2, y. Of
5sss Il a. fYGsE@ ssT ssSs igS $50 eAg.tSS
~ furthsr services ocssraro PrssestefiSn p, ,s,I
i.ssIss SssEss' pToss ss b., Aesy', isc Z; r
rams sass y sss s,swsSi,s sSa son o. q fssS Y.
Ersssis.saix Erss.saii sTsnsh Ne Sc ,%sIoy;. Sf SsossS
burton nor,sts MynSmo9s ,nyhssd e ransrs,; n
s.; I,s.sri ssio TSifh St Int. privsts, SSaS
oriiGIRSESRs. orsiiiGSIRSEs-soss & g. ANNIE. wife st osors.
kssrs. kSs ana S fT.sSS' saS: invited G Il
ss e2rsn 81 rssus & ~ .sSSa cSursS S'n i6 has n
q, ,.S.os A.IsH,Io 6 ci,S ,,. SARAH esl5
RssSs' d friends ss.ns "Yissd Ss nsp6 to 5pgsTs :
bix xcigSnuRS 1A. "a. HsrifSSTd, cN;,,yyis \ Tenth
S"'n R:Issiv.s and friends layi;sd & iupsfs
Il a. 0t M iSt. privsts. BSSsrTs Friends dround
bIsdsdI6 IBs6dsdI6s.@oSt, noSt ss. LILLIAN F., dsushtsr of
Sf Il f5iSs ESs%Ss FSs SSsRs Isl q
sss Sras Gem Remains ssrs may s. Viewed san
lives sIn and friends. also washlrstcn camp No.
s Fl s6 5 Al fsnsra s%Y0ss su Of sSS u nc 50
8 1arnsid st. eerpantewn Services 81 Lgks,s &
Remains may be viewed Sun evE. from to 10.
BoJsEMEbbYERsffenE soYsTN YMTpNlnfsSn6 SSn6an1 Del o
.Ss's Ss: Ha ' ssSSs ana
isnds inrssS sssdenSe nc isis s. So ST. Int Fern
wood Cen; Apto fSsersll .noson,x ,o,,,s N
sirsaSsld iss e A'assd 'assd n Rssys" % % $nd G
:d sss sS
somsry County Pa Int, private a,,s Hstsoro Gem
ssseGs wdS Grow. w at snd me- al aor
hHFa hHRFassipDNwsAY.--oct. 20. HARRIET H.. wife Of
sriends invited to funeral, Mon. so .. m. s53s
n, qrssz e; Int MI Peafs sSsa Ssm- .n ., Ia.
,.ms. ana Catherine priston 5nee 0p ca%pbeiD, nj
Reiativss and friends invited to funeral, Mon.
$50 a. M, from ron %s rssde,cs s q sister & Mrs Mary
mass Church Of Visitation 10 a. m. Int. New
s.$s. BsS Il k.s7s. sAH! aad Hrs sS: Sfsv v:t
.S ssoI.n Mona mas. MaachI ete church sth
cklPbEIL snss Brossnl wife q William +
fansrsi Tues. s;sO a. m. residence OF husSan
2si5 qaul ct. solemn Teguiem mass st. AIMS
HRss T crane as Sssd ksst1ss s snS SifG% fisnG
fsSss bsTsz 2 Pa son int ESGa @ eTeSS 1885 Pine st
cEs yISs Shn anG SgGdfsqg sfdse, ps9as pSShs
Relatives and friends. all organiza tious Of which
wss sS0 sSB .syS gyt's q to s6sSn MGn
mass Our Mother Of Sorrows Church 10 a m
"boWEEY.&oct. 2S. MARY c.. wife of VII
liam Dewey and daushter OF late James and
Margaret Mckenna !nss Hagertyl Relatives
v. NJ sodaiity OF ST. AIMS Church. Invited to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
Daniel ]. Woods

paniei J. Woods. proprietor Of the Man.
,.ftsn Hotel West and Clinton streets.
camden. died yesterday at his home. si5
south Fifth street. Camden. lie was hfty-
snrse years old and removed from Phiiadel-
mia twenty-five years ago, He was a
member OF the Red Men and OF Camden
A.rie Of Eagles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
n. Daniel Kellncr

FOLLOWING an Illness o. six weeks dura-
..cn. n. DANIEL Kellner. Tor forty-six years
:. slnf teller of the Philadelphia saving
rnnd society. died yesterday at his home.
,soo North Eighteenth street.
Mr.. Kcllner was born In Philadelphia
November 20, isfe. lie was graduated
erom the University OF Pennsylvania
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

AccouNTANT-oFFIcE MANAGER wharton
school. several ysars experience; lumber u
0esf business preferfed. 80, LedEef Cent
CHAuFFEuR. mechanic, Enslish married asso
20, ~ years experienoe In wofifhop and nrl.
Vato 1eIVlce; have toured virtually all Iurou-
and New EnsiAnd States ab4faineri exoslls6f
references from American aud English emplox'
pair Co, 2bb n. Juniper 81 Bell Walnut VIE
cHAuFFEuR, white. married total Rbstsiner.
Xddrsss thauiie0r, l5sb n Nairons' -
cHAuEfEph. white married. 80 years 8 ,fs
iion. plls, ol eoinn<seiai Phone fopl-r it1l
cnAvEEhuh Esaase ,.sa l. fso's'|sn,, Z q, s9s.< a>s
saoss sN ''is ~ rsasss ~; dsa''s ram '-'' ''''''
.ss, :si.ss :ss ss ;s' f''i Il; ::
y - W.'s.,s;:s:s', s::' 'ss'ss:. s.,.r n.y. +:
c.z'A an, sa ,'',,.ss. sss" '4'''ss sa.1 T. ss '-'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
BELL, rEi,EplpNE

BELL. rEfEpfroNE
OPERATING
WQrk near your home in pleasant ano
neaNhful SURROUNDINGS. with eNceheht oppo'-
tunities for rapid avuncemeut.
There are twenty-eirh, Ren Central otnsss
N. fhiedelphie; probably there " one wtnn
etgw blocks from your hone. Unusual rn.esn ernor
between rs and ~ years of age.
New employees are paid while learnins.
ana are rapidly advanced.
Pleasant dining rooms where the best
ei food Il sold At cost In every central
Comfortable sit,inr rooms for rsadins
and relaxation.
Opportunity for advancement TO senior
and supcrvising positions.
ARMY at 4oo Market street delly exectN
sunday. SaO m, TO y. m, or eNenlnEs
between I,0O and 300 At any ob the i'i0Wihs
Central Offices;
blth at and woodland ave.
1ION South Broad st,
18th and Diamond sts.
Lancaster ave, east OF oeC Vt.
Aud Market 81.
Hope and Bcrks sts,, Kenslnston.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


cHApBERMAID wishes position IN city; 81
wk best ref. NJ. NJ, li1b Westmoreland ST
cHAMBERwoRK ana SERVING. Protestant.
446. Ledger Central.
COOK and chambermaid--Lady desires 10 place
experienced Protestant maids account
breaking up y AL, Ledger Central
oIRI.s-,s2 eolorsa girls wish POI. ,sssthsr cook
aoyERNEss-North osrmap. nursery sovsrness;
0ssss sssas adrsss s9s sdssr csp.rP n present
HoUsEKEEPER 70 take charge Of Eentlsman's
hhis%s Or writs 80. Tsdscr csssra Ar
HOuSHKE KEEPER--WOman with ability ana sx-
psrisnes IN hotel institution or private. y 04b,
ledRer Central
HoUsEK EEPER. maaaGing, sxper'd. IN home
hotel fraty, house or nstn, barring 1907 vi
wishes position. v o4s, Ledger Central
SECRETARY and MANAGING housekeeper.--A re-
hned and highly educated woman. very capa-
bic desires the Inenaeement Of a select
market manage help. take charge OF accounts
N 18th sti phone no s5i6 'oo'
SOCIAL sEcRETARY--Yon woman college
fuil or part time u Sbf f@dser Central Sqsit''h
sS:. Ss.5a sss I:ssr exp
steady smp. eau Cd woman 20 x ii,Ied On.
WOMAN eoiorsa wis.eesss isundry work out Or
COLLEGE srnduats 1914 will tutor ewes, IN re-
turn for a comtort. home sto. Led. Cent.
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PREssMAN

RECEIVING CLERKS
RLAtINERs REQUIRE. THoRouoHLY Ex-
pi,EslRslIrENCED, CLOAK AMP SUIT DEhART:
suPERtNTENDENT's oFFiCE FOURTH
FLOOR. Sa3 MARKET ST BEFORE 40 A. III.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
YoyTsGs Tss,sIs,N MAN TO LEARN J,sySIs J

PUBLISHING BUSINESS
A leading New York city tech
meal publishing house, which
systematically trains employees for
it's executive positions. invites APP
plications from men under 80 for
department openings. Letters must
be In applicants handwriting. stat
ing age, business experience, par
tlculArs as 20 education and present
salary. Journalistic. NJ $40. Ledger
Once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28
HELP wANTED-MALE

YOUNG WOMEN with selling ability eas aver
age s5 daily; com. Write sS40 Lawrence
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

Roy.BgIqHT ESEgsETIso Sq g1ob p9H OYER u
EE5E1eEEfLRSr E5E1eEEff 2 A1 1ofpoRrSTy 10 fER}fN
Hk1NMcShlsiEkff Hk1NMcShlsiEkSff 10 one , ifossEssfNd rHissl {
9IALiFIsskTEt95MSs E5S MIR ARR66tIKR kkEFnsqER OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

.RsELI~-oct. 90, 1919. ADELINE OFT
htsr q Dr. Lambert and ida l.. OFT. Rssd
Relativcs and friends invited to funeral
gcs Nom y. m. at parents residence,
n Broad II. Int private. West Laurel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

ASSISTANT SHIPPER
EExAAERfENcEp fi'i NAN As HssisrHNT sHiP.
REEaH FEE tAoRH A.hEn sIo6k sIo66iHassMpnHKIr sss MARKEr 81 81
BEFORE 10 A. NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

YOUNG MAN wanted at once 10 learn coal and
lumber business with large established cor
poraton hours. 70 g; state exPerienee and
YOUNG MAN not over 90 for development
into salesman In machinery house, one with
hardware or similar experience preferred A
3. Ledger once
YOUNG MAN over 10, In uptown real estate
Office; give reference and salary expected.
M GAS Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN in cutting room Of custom shirt
factory good oppertuni,X. 70 learn the busi-
YOUNG MAN for general ofice work; must have
good education. state age and reference. p
General
BooKKEEPEns end TyPIsTs, 100 mo.
phs6 egs,'iGnsR pRs & 11ssoSsIsSs 1so sP men,
building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

Roy. over 10 years OF age. for advertising de-
partment. good opportunity. Apply second
door. COS Chestnut NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

BOY. over 10 years. to feed Gordon press. Ap
department.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

ASSISTANT DECORATOR
RI,AIJNTRS REQUIRE THOROuGHLY
EXPERIENcED MAN AS AssIsTANT
DEcoRAToR, AonLr rsuPEhiHTENDENIs
BEFORE 10 A. NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-28

YOUNG LADIES to fold stationery. tie bows
etc; good pay while learning. E. A. Wright
Broad and Huntingdon.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24

Enter the Pan-American!
The seasons latest, patriotic
dance novelty, inspired by the new
feeling of unity between the con-
tinents of the western world. Easily
learned, it is already the rage in New
York dance palaces, where it has
started a furious revival of dancing
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24
LESSON NO. 1.

Danced to Victor Herbert's Famous
"Pan-Americana."
Assume dancing position, as shown
in the photograph, then take
eight walking steps forward hest
tating on last two; repeat three times,
then make a square turn in eight
counts, and repeat all from begin
ming.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24
DANCE
THE PAN-AMERICAN,
1865 NEW PATRIOTIC
BALLROOM NOVELTY

How to dance it shown by photo
graphs especially posed for The Day
Book by Miss Aimee Enrich and
Robert Henri.
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08

King, of Hubert, is here
womel elsit with relatives and old
kidne
avoid
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08
Boone County Democratic Primaries Held Wednesday, March 2, 1915
JURORS for U. S. COURT.

Following is the Jury list for the
April term OF our L. S. Court.
GRAND JURORS
d. B. McNair, Tomahawk; w. F.
Massey, Bruno; Perry Markley,
Huntsville; T. N. Farris Harrison;
Ed Weaver Omaha; Kelley Brashears
Delaney; G. w. Jefferson Valley Spgs;
]. f. Price Wharton; Guy BARLEY
Leslie; j. H. Cunningham Laytonville;
jeff Dalton Valley Springs; John
Bundy Ray Valley; Lee Coke Lead
Hill; j. f. Hendrickson Eureka Spgs;
c. G. Davenport Maumee; ]. f. Jones
Olvey; A. j. Greenhaw Mt. Judea,
Sam Barr Carrollton; V. A. Combs
Combs; Carroll Barger Harrison; J. H.
Rushing Bergman; Alfred Hickman
Eureka Springs; Sam Carmack Green
Forest; w. c. Ryker Fallsville; Len
Bodenhamer Mountain Home.
PETIT JURORS.
Ed Mitchell Carrollton;A. f. Crane
Kingdom Springs; A. G. Combs Hunts
vile; James Boyd Patrick; j. M.
Henley Arkana; w. w. Morris Eureka
Springs; F. H. Holinger, Wharton;
John Cassell Witt Springs; Grover
Dillon Harrison; C. o. King Lone
Rock; Jim Cowdrey Harrison; John
Walker Berryville; j. B. Curnutt
Harrison; T. o. Horn Mountain
Home; Booker Cisco Usage; jim
Mason SNOWFALL; John f. Waters
Low Cap; Elan Davis Eureka Springs;
Garland Denton Berryville; w. T. M.
Smith Bruno; Ewing Russell Belle
fOnte; G. W. R. Keck Jordan; Will
Hall Harrison; Tom Massey Campbell;
Granville Moore Rock Springs; Wal
ter Boatright Huntsville; w. T. Bry-
ant Mcpherson; Crit Naples Berry
vile; W. A. Watkins Harrison; Geo.
Morehouse Eureka Springs; R. R.
Reynolds Flippin; E. c. Shinn YardeIl;
Bras Richesin Harrison; Garrett Noe
Limestone; Jasper Bynum Dinsmore;
j. B. Wynne Harrison; w. R. Evans
Jr. Yelleville; W. J. Johnson Cotter;
l.. A. Hunter Lead Hill; M. L. Mooney
Mountain Home.
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08
UNKOWN VICTIM OF ASSAULT
Man Found Two Weeks Since Still Un-
conscious at City Hall.

Our town authorities are still caring
for the unknown man found uncon-
scious at the cave, just below the city
limits some two weeks since. He had
been struck in the back of the head
with club or rock denting the skull
and has been unable to speak since;
it is evident that an operation will be
necessary to restore him to full con-
sciousness, and Mayor Fellows has Or
dered the operation.
He worked several days Newt
Nicholson before the trouble, and told
him that he was from the flooded dis
trict, and had a family. While there
is no clue as to the affair tits surmised
that he was assaulted and robbed
nothing by which he could be identi-
fed was found on his person.
His photograph has been taken and
the town authorities are endeavoring
to establish his identity.
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08
GOOD ROADS CLUB
Mestisg Friday Night Elects New Presi.
dent and Begins Spring Activities

A special meeting Of the Good
Roads Club was held at the Court
House last Friday night and drew a
fair crowd of Harrison's progressive
citizens who are developing a broader
enthusiasm on the subject as time
passes.
Due to his early departure Francis
Kiefer handed in his resignation as
president, which was accepted with
regret and Walter Snapp elected to
till the vacancy.
Reports from the Ponca Road
Committee were made by Messrs.
Cooke and Newman, and after dis
cussion the club, by resolution, in
structed the soliciting committee to
turn over 5000 in cash to aid the
Ponca Club in their work.
A new enrolment of the Club was
started preparatory to spring activi-
ties generally.
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08
Road Work Postponed.
EDITOR TIMES:

EDITOR lines:
The rain on Wednesday and the
prospect of more rain on Thursday
caused the Good Roads Day to be
postponed till Thursday April 18th.
The weather on Thursday proved
quite favorable and no doubt the
road workers out of town were dis
appointed at the failure of thd town
contingent to appear. But there was
a large number in town who had
signified their intention to work, and
after the notice of postponement on
Wednesday, it was to late to counter
mand the order. Nearly all mer-
chants were to close their stores, and
will do so next Thursday if the
weather permits. The committee de-
sires to assure the out of town clubs
and citizens that the Harrison people
are with them in this road movement
and this postponement will mot dimin-
ish the interest but will bring about
better preparedness.
COMMITTEE.
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08
Ladies of the Christian Church.

The c. w, B. M. of the Christian
church met in session at the residence
of Mrs. j. X. Jones Friday the oath.
After the program the Auxiliary pre-
sented Mrs. w. B. Ray a sterling sill
yer cream ladle. Delectable refresh
ments were served. One week prior
to this the Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
Haworth all dined together picnic fash
ion about thirty members being
present. After dinner Mrs. Ray was
presented with a fine set of sterling
silver ice tea spoons. Mrs. Ray has
been a very efficient worker. We
greatly deplore her going to another
city.
Tuesday night the bible class of the
Christian church held their monthly
class meeting at the church. After
the business session and program Mr..
Cummings and Mr.. Terry, were each
pleasantly remembered on account of
their birthday anniversary. Refresh
ments consisting of ice cream and
cake were served; forty guests were
present.
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08

The annual convention of Arkan-
sas Good Roads and Drainage Associ-
alton will meet at Little Rock April
18th and 18th. By invitation of the
Little Rock Board Of commerce the
mayor of Harrison has appointed the
following citizens as delegates Francis
Kiefer, Jno, p, Davis, Walter Snapp,
II. +. Cochran, Richard Crowdus, l..
b. Bell, Chas. M. Greene, w. +. Max
well, G.. M. Cooke and w. +. Gordon.
The meeting promises to be both in
structive and entertaining and full
attendance should be had.
| AT the municipal election in Little
Rock this week Clio Harper candi-
date for reelection as alderman of the
first ward received 1906 votes, every
vote cast in the city. Quite a, ccc' ,,,~, .oun
ment to our former citizen, M the por
April 80.
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08

A LONDON statistician has fig
ured that by August of this year
Germany will have used all her
available reserves and that by
that time we may begin to look
for peace to be declared in Eu-
rope. Well, there is yet time for
a beastly slaughter of untold thou
sands.
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
Final Returns Leave Both State and
County Results About a. Reported
Last Week.

Official returns from the state pri-
mary election of last week finally foot
up as follows:
Governor: Brough $1,000; Smith
1896; Hodges 40,543,
Secetary of State: Terrell SO,O4S;
Beason 1896.
Attorney General: Arbuckle 69,-
$50; Rhoten 69,432.
State Auditor: Oliver S0,Sl7;
Dickson SAIL.
Superintendent of Public Instruct
' ion: Bond, SS,2lS; Kuykendall, 5O,-
PS42.
Commissioner Mines, Manufactur-
facurers and Agriculture; Page, 92.-
$40, Gardner, As, 295.
Walter Brasher was winner for Rail
road Commissioner OF the northwest
ern district, and H. R, Wilson, of the
southern district.
Delegates at large: Hutton, 66,l62;
Powell, 69,263,; South, 5S,436; Ar
mold, 57,65l; Rector, 55,967; Duty,
54,744; Sims, 81 ,954.
Attorney General Wallace Davis de-
feated Vincent M. Miles Of Little
Rock present national committeeman,
for reelection.
~ FOR CONGRESS
Second District-Old6eld, 10,45S
Campbell, $3.50; Gray, 4,5l3
Third District-J. n. Tillman, no
apposition.
Fourth District-Wingo, 14,O39;
Davis, 5,044.
Sixth District-Taylor, l2,3lO; Nix
on, 5,e43; Sawyer, 1924.
Seventh District-Warnock, S,O9S;
Goodwin, 1904; Bush, 1913; Nc
Knight, 1888.
Northwestern Districtin tincludingvote
of Perryville, faction-Brasher, 49,
12l; McHaney, 1896; Winn, 1856.
Boone COUNTY.
Following is the total vote of state
candidates not given in the table pub
iished elsewhere: T..
President Wilson, 1870.
National c Committeeman: Miles, 49l
Davis, 9S3. ~
Delegates at Large: Hutton, 6S3;
Duty, 57S; Powell, 7S7; Arnold, S42;
South; 7l3; Sims, 536; Rector, 9Ol.
District Delegate to National Con-
ention: Bratton, 90S; Thompson,
$50.
Congress: J. N. Tillman, IVA.
Asst. Justice: Wood, l705
Attorney General: Arbuckle S93;
Rhoton GIL.
Secretary Of State-Terral 800;
Beeson 76l.
Auditor: Oliver 1913; Dickinson
y 552.
I Treasurer: McDaniels, 1907
\ Superintendent of Public Instruct
ion: Bond Ills; Kuykendall 574.
Commissioner Agriculture: Page
SOl, Gordner, 6S5.
Commissioner OF State Lands; Ow-
ems, 1882.
Railroad Commissioner - Brasher
9Ol; McHaney 343; Winn 332.>
The Harrison times., 1916-04-08

BILLY SUNDAY was recently
given a free-will offering of al
most $33, 900 for seven weeks ser
vices at Trenton, N. j., which
would indicate that people are
willing to pay for religion in that
berg, also that Billy is adding
splendidly to his bank account.