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LOVE TALK IN SLEEP
PUTS WIFE ON GUARD
Ardent Letters to Mrs. Francis
Duffy, Jr., Filed in Sepa-
ration Suit.

Letters addressed to Little Blue
Eyes" m MY Dearest Sweet said to
have been written to Mrs. Fran,is Dufy,
DR.. who In suing her husband for sep
a~ration. by Thomas y. Conroy. n broker.
were filed In the Supreme Court yester-
day hv Nv. Duffy in connection with her
plea for alimony. Justice Giegerich de-
clined to grant Mrs. DUFFY alirrony or
counsel fees pending the trial OF the sep
aration suit.
Mr. Cunroy. who IL married. and was
formerly associated with the banking
house OF Lee. Higginson n Co. Ia said to
have written in one letter that he had
been overheard by Mrs. Conroy to say In
his sleep that 1t was several days since
he had written to Mrs Duffy.
II was told by her tNrs. Conroy). the
letter continues. that I had to give an
nswer as to whether I love her or you
best. Ny clothes were hidden. 80 ]
couldn't go out and write to you. but ]
managed to scrape together a few gar
n,ents. ard here ! am writing IN my
bathroom. Please cxcuse the pencil"
Tho writer added that he cravsd some
answer to his love and signed himself
Your right loving Tom"
H. another short and fcrvid missive he
says:
lH4S - " CINtI Vilu 'Nhi' W'h'u
give anything to have q for my wife.
II | had you I could make you forget
your troubles. I could live for you only.
! would die trying. at least. Grace. ] love
YOU on. how DO really love YOU. Your
own Tom"
The tender passion apparently was
very bad for the health and spirits OF
the writer. In another letter he said he
had slept two hours a week and had
lost sixteen pounds. but despite this he
eaid no still wanted to be lover and
comforter" TO Mrs. Duffy. whether she
cared for his love or not.
"Oh. for q kiss OF your sweet lips and
a look Into your eyes Of blue! !" he added.
Another letter says:
81 played bridge Friday afternoon and
misplayed so badly every hand ! held
that Judge Muloueen said he had never
seen me play 30 badly. The Judge said
he would diagnose my case as love. l
biushed because he had hit me right.
"Iu'. dear, ! crave the opportunity to
crush you IN my arms. ] cannot live
without you. ! swear that / will have
The sun., 1916-09-19
BACK WITH RELICS
OF PRE-. INCA RACE
Prof. Marshall Howard Savillc
Returns From Explora-
lions in the Andes.

Prof. Marshall Howard Savilie Of the
Museum Of American Indians. l65th
street and Broadway. retu -ieI yester-
day with his son. Rudolph, on the United
Fruit steamship Tenadores from ex-
r'oratory work on the boundaries Of
Ecuador and Colombia. where they col
lected many specimens Of tho skill Of a
people antedating the 1ncIs.
He brought several Jewels set in
platinum which he believes were FASH
Ioned many centuries before the Chris
'!an era. lie said platinum had been
known to our " civilization about
$50 years and because ~ lts ha rdncss
we worked 1t with intense heat but
the pre-lnca race beat II into intricate
designs with stone hammers.
Prof. Savillc also brought back gold
and pottery made by The
prehistoric folk ON the west slope 81
the Andes. Most Of his exploration
WAS along the beds Of rive"- that died
up long z The most interesting find
Is a splendid specimen OF a water jar
beautifully decorated. three feet tall
and weighing fifty pounds. The pro-
frssor will report TO the Hispsnic So
cicty on his work of the last three Gears
In colombia and Ecuador.
The sun., 1916-09-19
MRS.. GIBSON HEADS
WOMEN DEMOCRATS
Eastern Bureau Formally Or
ganizcd and Prepares for
the Campaign.

The Eastern women's bureau OF the
Democratic National Committee held
its first formal meeting yesterday at
tho national headquarters In the Forty
second Street Building. elected officers
and discussed plans for the campaign.
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson was made
chairman. She wired from Dark liar-
Dor. Me. that she would accent and
would soon be in town to work with the
committee. Other on are: Secre-
tary. Mrs. Maurice wertheim vice.
chairmen. Miss Virginia Potter. Mrs.
Henry Morgenthau. Miss Ida NJ. Tarbell.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. Mrs. George
La Monte (New Jersey. Mrs. Felix Adj
Ter. Mrs. Amos rinchot. Mrs. Lincoln
rilene, Miss Caroline Ruutz-Rces. Mrs.
John Purroy Mitchell, Mrs. Joseph r'cls.
Mrs. E. NJ. House and Mrs. Brand Whit
lock.
On the newly elected executive com
mittee are Mrs. John sherwin CROSBY.
Mrs. Mabel Potter Daggett. Miss Jo-
sephine Goldmark. Mrs. Thomas s.
Haight, Miss Katherine Leckie. Miss
Dorothy strauss. Misc Ida NJ. Tarbell,
and Mrs. II. Otto Wittpcnn Of Jersey
city.
Several plans were put forward. such
as for the opening Of campaign stores on
broadway. street meetings. &C.. and
we're referred to the executive commit
tee. which meets Tomorrow. Vance
Mccormick. national chairman. dropped
In and gave the women n brief talk.
Il have Just come from Chicago
where. under Mrs. George Bass. the
democratic women are splendid.y or
eanized to work among the voters. men
and women. Of the Central States" he
said. "In Illinois the women vote for
President for the first time this year
You can't vote In New York yet. but you
can do a lot In this election and IT'S W
to us all to work. Labor In grateful fol
the eight hour law. but gratitude alone
won't win an election. We know wha
will happen to the labor legislation anc
child legislation n peace II Mr.. Wilson
Is defeated. so let us put Our shoulders
] to the wheel"
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dwell particularly upon tho necessity
for a protective tariff to guard Amer
lean prosperity after the end Of the
war In Europe. lie won't forget tho
Adamson law nor Mexico.
On Wednesday Mr.. Hughes goes 10
Wisconsin for a dozen speeches and on
Thursday he will begin a three days
tour Of Indiana. visiting practically
every town Of importance In that STATE.
Next Sunday. while he rests ut In.
d%ianapolis. he will be the guest OF
Charles Warren Fairbanks, h candi'
date for Vice-President.
Mr.. Fairbanks will he the only per-
son to entertain MIR. Hughes privately
on any Of tho campaign trips.
The sun., 1916-09-19
HUGHES TRAIN BEAT
80 MILES AN HOUR
Republican Nominee for Presi-
dent Enjoying Second
Western Trip.
TEN DAYS OF SPEAKING
Candidate to Address Illinois
G.. q. r. Convention at
Peoria To-day.

buffalo. Sept. 1s.-There were times
to-day ut the very outset OF Charles e.
Hughes's second Western trip when Mr..
Hughes was running for the Presidency
At better than eighty miles an hour.
Approaching Buffalo this evening the
reporter for THE Sun obtained an inter-
view from Charles W. Farnham. man
ager of the tour. In the course OF which
Mr.. Farrham remarked that II wal Just
as well that the Hughes special man
aged to keep ahead Of the Empire state
Express all the way 40 from New York
and stayed on the track while doing Il.
Mr.. Farnham spoke quite earnestly about
this matter.
Probably no candidate for the White
House has over travelled faster than
MIR. Hughes did coming TN the Hudson
and Mohawk valleys. His special was
pacemaker for the Empire. and any
train that sets out to pace the Empire
can't even hesitate. From New York to
Albany the special beat the Twentieth
Century LimiieG's running time by i've
minutes. Nearing Barrytown the Hughes
fiier did six miles In four minutes. 1t
was a whi1 and an echo.
Speed Pleases q. n. r. Nominee.
The speed tickled Mr.. Hughes. He
likes 20 10 swiftly. Also II corresponds
with his mood and spirit. lie Ia going
out into the middle west--to Illinois,
Wisconsin. Indiana and Ohio-to stir
things up. to get action. He has a
whole lot OF things to do and precious
little time to do them In. He must
hustle. lie 10 hustling.
For the next ton days Mr.. Hughes
will be on the jump all over these four
big States. fighting with all OF his
strength not only for his own success
but for the local Republican tickets. II
IL a wearing, e~xhaustlng programme. but
Mr.. Hughes starts In fine physical trim.
His special. which left New York al
8 A.. NJ, stopped Mt Albany for three
minutes. and Mr.. Hughes passed ever,
sccon Of that lime shaking hands with
a crowd OF trainmen. whose cheerlng
first drew him from the car. one @,
these was a conductor. who said with
a grin as he turned away from Mr.
Hughes.
W got what We wanted out OF VII.
bone than a hsh. Now most Of our
crowd will vote for Hughes"
This rather curious m merely
draws attention TO the fact. however
that railroad men are saying generally
that Wilson has actually lost strength
among trairmsn since he forced the mas.
sage Of the Adamson bill.
speaks In Peoria. H.. To-day.
Mr.. Hughes will arrive in Peoria n,
9:30 \. NJ. Tomorrow and will address
the Republican State convention. leav.
ing Peoria at noon TO go to Springfield
whore he speaks tomorrow night. II
has prepared what he regards al q very
The sun., 1916-09-19
JOE cAssIDY's WORK UND0NE.
President Connolly 60 chop DOW
Fences On Closed streets.

An echo Of the good old days when
Joe Cassidy reigned In Queens and gave
away streets In that borough was heard
yesterday when Borough President Maui
rice Il. Connolly sent notification TO the
officials Of Lutheran Cemetery in Middle
Village that unless the fences b~lockading
boti, ends Of wayland avenue. which
runs through a section Of h a cemetery.
were moved by Monday morning Of next
week ne would revive the tactics OF
the late Patrick J. Gleason OF battle Ak
fame, and chop them down.
wayland avenue was al old thorough
fare forming a direct route between two
important points. The cemetery pur-
chased the land on both sides. n when
Cassidy was Borough President obtained
permission 10 close the highway.
Since that time the residents affected
lave beer fighting TO reopen the thorough
fare.
The sun., 1916-09-19
'WATCHFULW WAITING
FILM DISAPPROYED
G. o. p. Campaign Committee
Asks Hal Reid to Change
Too Realistic Movie.

Members Of the Republican campaign
committee In charge OF the preparation
OF campaign movies" witnessed a try
out yesterday or a him tentatively pre-
pared for such use by Hal Reid. The
film was entitled "Watchful Waiting"
IT did not please those who saw II and
Reid was told to try again.
The theme Of "Watchfui waiting"
was the Mexican issue. 1t was sug-
gested by Reid. who a told to go
ahead and see what he could do. the
committee Withholding its approval un-
al II saw the pictures.
Some Of the members Of the commit
tee. Including George W. Perkins. Her
bert Parsons and Everett Colby. no
The sun., 1916-09-19
FIRST WHITE SLAVE TRIAL ON.
samuel kirsh Accused by Girl. ~,
Before Judge RosnIsky.

The first Of the white slave trials
growing OUT Of the recent vice invcstiga-
tion was started yesterday IN Genera
Sessions when Samuel Kirsh. known as
sam the Pedler." was brought befor,
Judge Rosalsky on n charge Of placing
an Is year Old girl in a disorderly house
There are two indictments against k!rsh
but he is being tried on only one charce
After the selection vi the jun. which
is composed of middle aged men. AS
sis,an. Deputy District Attorney James
L. Smith placed Rose Nicholson. Is. on
the stand. The girl testified kirsh had
taken her to may dlsordcrly houses or
the East and West Sides. K!rsh met
the girl first on Second avenue.
The trial will be continued this morn
ing.
The sun., 1916-09-19
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS MEET.
Convention Of Americas Associa.
tion Opeas ~ waldorf.

The hrst session Of the convention Of
the American Association Of Public Ac-
countants began yesterday morning at
the Waldorf Astoria. There are 1900
certified public. accountants In the as
ISOLATION.
thorough President Marcus NJ. Marks
will address the members Of the associa,
ton to-day. and nj the banquet clos ng
the convention on Thursday night DR..
John II. Finley. State Superintendent OF
Education. and Charles s. Hamlin. gov.
ernor OF the Federal reserve bank sys-
TEN, are scheduled to make addresses.
The sun., 1916-09-19
PHYLLIS NEusoN.TERRY WEEDS.
English Actress Becomes the Bride
of Cecil king, Hsr Manager.

Joseph Brooks. formerly American
manager Of Phyllis Neilson-Terry. re-
ccived the announcement Of her marriage
yesterday at the British Consulate In
New orleans ~ Cecil King. an English
ACTOR. Miss Terry. a niece Of Ellen Terry
and a daughter OF Fred Terry and lula
Nelson, for a number Of a was a
member OF Ctr Herbert Beerbohm Trees
company at His Majesty's Theatre. Lon
don. where MIR. King was then general
stage director.
There has been a friendship between
Miss Terry and Mr.. King dating almost
from the lime OF her debut on the stage
IN 1909. She came to this county In
1914 to play Twelfth Night and other
productions. This year she In In Naudc-
vile In an act which Includes Shake.
spearean interpretations and songs with
Mr.. King as l,er n,a Mr.. k!ng
was divorced by his first wife last Janu
AIRY. but the decree only recently was
made fnal.
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you for my own dear little wife some
day, even II we both have to jump to
the other end Of the world. l try to
read. but I see your sweet face on every
page. and l do nothing but sit and
think"
My heavens another letter says. ut
drives me crazy to think that I am
pouring out my heart to you. My heart
Is beating with love for you
The Harrison times., 1916-09-09
NOTICE OF ROAD PETITION.

Notice is hereby given that a peti-
ton has been filed with the clerk Of
the County Court OF Boone County,
Arkansas, praying for new public
road as follows, to-wit:
Beginning on the Missouri and
Arkansas State line where the pres
ent Harrison and Kirbyville, Mo-, pub
lie road crosses said line in Section
3, Township q North, Range 20 West;
running thence in a general south
ward direction and through the NV
IA of the NV Ia of Section 10, said
township and range; thence continu.
ing in the same general direction into
the NE IA of the NE IA of Section 8,
passing the residence of j. 7. Hurd
in said NE IA NE IA on the east
side thereof, said residence being
about 100 yards southwest from the
northeast corner Of said forty; thence
continuing in same general direction
to near the south line of said forty;
thence almost due south to near the
southwest corner of the NE Ia of the
Sc IA Of said Section 8; thence again
in a general southwest direction
across the lands of the Rising Sun
Mining Co., in Section g. and on the
land Of l.. o, Goedde, in Section l6,
intersecting with the present Lead
Hill and Omaha Public Road, where
said road passes through the gap on
the southwest side OF the Scott Noun
tain and between the heads Of Charley
Creek and McGill hollow.
And for the discontinuance of that
part Of the present said Harrison and
Kirbyville Public Road between the
point first above mentioned on said
State line and the point where said
road crosses the present said Lead
Hill and Omaha Public Road in or
near the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter OF Section 10, Town
ship q North, Range 20 West.
And further notice is hereby given
that said petition will be presented to
the Boone. County Court at the Octo'
Der, 1916 term thereof, that viewers
may be appointed and other action
taken as provided by law.
j. r. HURD, q.
Principal Petitioner.
The Harrison times., 1916-09-09
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS AND
EXECUTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the fol,
lowing administrators and executors
have filed their accounts for settle
ment and for confirmation, at the
June term, 1916, of the Boone County
Probate Court, as follows, to-wit;
Elsie NJ. Bell, Administrative of the
estate of Lee D. Bell, deceased. Final
settlement.
Fannie E. Patrick and ]. R. FELTON,,
executors of the estate of d. n. Full
bright, deceased. First annual set.
tlement.
Homer Freezing, administrator OF
the estate of George w. Kyger, de-
ceased. Final settlement.
Now, all persons interested in the
settlement of these estates are here
by notified to come forward and file
their exceptions to such accounts or
settlements, if any they have, on or
before the second day of the next term
of said court, which convenes on the
second Monday in October, next, or
they will be forever barred from ex
cepting to such accounts or any item
thereof
Given under my hand this 9Th day
of September, 1916.
CLAUDE B. CRUMPLER,
Probate Clerk
The Harrison times., 1916-09-09

See the Boone Co. Abstract Co. for
Abstracts. Office in Court House.
Nc is still making his bread out
of good Model Flour.
FIRE INSURANCE-H. D. Glass
East Side OF Square. Phone 4S.
South Side of Square, Nicholson
G. Sons, headquarters for the country
people.
The Citizens Bank is adding a
handsome awning TO the front Of It's
building.
Best grade of timothy hay at 50
cents per bale delivered, Bess Rublel
Phone 225 Red.
100000 to loan on improved farm
land within ten miles OF railroad sta
ton. Garvin & Fitton.
-Harrison's public schools open
next Monday and everything is in
readiness for a fire start.
Will pay 81 per hundred for rage
delivered. Also will buy metals, rub
Der, etc. o. w. Campbell.
FOR SALE--Maxwell Roadster
auto. In good shape; bargain at 500.
Rochier East side of square.
-WANTED-To buy a secondhand
mower and hay rake in good condi-
ton. R. Aldrich, Verona, Ark.
For best prices on feed, flour,
meats and groceries of all kinds. See
Nicholson & Sons, South Side Square.
FOR RENT-Four,room cottage
in good location; reasonable. Apply
to Miss Bess Ruble, telephone 235 red
The annual school census in Har-
rison district shows that we have in
the district 1,201 children of school
age.
-WANTED-Small farms and zinc
land. Give full information of size
and price and location. Address Box
92, Harrison, Ark
Hon j. Sam Rowland will address
the reunion audience this afternoon
against Act No. 2, which seeks to
abolish statewide prohibition.
Mrs. Gordon Armitage has gone
to Deming, New Mexico, where she
will visit with her husband, Captain
Armitage, of the Harrison Company
-Messrs. Walk Hayes, R. s. Gran
ger and l. c. Garvin, Jr,, have been
appointed election commissioners foI
Boone county. Good selections all
around.
Paul Waldrip, son of Rev. NJ, N
Waldrip, of Pine Bluff, who has beer
spending the summer amongst th{
mines on Rush creek, visited with
Harrison friends the first of the weet
en- route home.
According to figures kept by
w. Casey Of the Harrison Feed Com
pany, ten ore wagons from the Poncf
district loaded for the return triI
Tuesday with $437 worth OF supplies
purchased Of Harrison merchants.
The Harrison times., 1916-09-09
Copy Cats Meet.

Miss Kathleen Jones was hostess
to the Copy Cat Club last Saturday
afternoon. Two short plays, "SS Red
Roses" andA"Beauty and the Beast, -
were given by six OF the girls for the
pleasure of the other members and
the following guests, Misses Dorothy
Joe lWelch, Helen Larimer, Norma
Worthington, Lillian Kirby ana Eiea.
nor Fellows.
The Harrison times., 1916-09-09

Mrs. A. ]. Lopp and Mrs. g. 3.
Bruce entertained the members of the
Adult Bible Glass of their Sunday
school at their monthly meeting last
Tuesday afternoon. An interesting
program was given, chief OF which, de-
votions, was a voice number by Mrs.
Mitchell Holt that was keonly enjoyed
and appreciated by the CLASS An ice
course was served to the twenty-five
members present. The class will meet
in one month with Mrs. Marth;. Rog-
ers and Mrs. Frank Mcmillan as hos
in Woodland Heights.
The Harrison times., 1916-09-09
Apollo Club Meeting.

At the home of Mrs L. NJ. Rose on
Tuesday afternoon of this week, the
Apollo Club held an interesting meet.
ing. An outline of the years work
was made and plans were perfected
for an elaborate minstrel show to be
given in the near future. This will
consist of both blackface and regular
comedians, and solos and chorus will
be selected not only from talent avail
able in the club but from all Harri-
sons musicians Details of which will
be given later. The names of Mines.
Mitchell Holt, w. c. Mahr, Misses Lii
lian Hull and Virginia Black were
added to the club roll. The first reg
ular meeting of the club year will be
held October 10, with Mrs. Newton
Milum as hostess.
The Harrison times., 1916-09-09
Slumber Party.
Spend-the-day Party.

Miss Lena Frank Bower entertain
ed group of her friends at spend.
the-day party at her parents home,
two miles west OF town last Monday.
Her guests included Misses Hazel and
Lucille Mabie, Chloe Maggard, Lea and
Byrle Wellman, Elsie Pugh, Mittie
and Mate Burns and Mamie Whitten.
The Harrison times., 1916-09-09
Shattuck Studio
Your friends can buy any,
thing you can give them
except your photograph.
Shaftuck Studio
WARNING ORDER.

In the Justice COut OF Boone COun.
ty, Arkansas.
Coffman- Towers Gro. Co., Plaintiff.
VS..
w. F. Conine, Defendant.
The defendant, w. F. Conine, is
warned to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, CoffmanTowers Gro
Gerry Company.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court this goth day of August,
1916.
HOMER FREEZING,
Justice of the Peace.
The Harrison times., 1916-09-09
In the Social World
Mrs. Louie Jones Matthews. Edaor.
1 said IL in the valley path

Sdlu IL IN tue Ndi4ts pain
said il on the mountain stairs;
The best that any mortal hath,
Is that which every mortal shares.
X-X
Slumber Party.
Last Friday night Miss Elsie Pugh
at her home, Glenview Orchard, en-
tertained the Misses Lea and Byrle
Wellman, Mittie and Mate Burns,
Lena Frank Bower and Mamie Whit.
ten, at slumber party.
The Harrison times., 1916-09-09
NJ. & N. A. TIME TABLE.

North Bound.
No. leaves $40 a. m. for Selig-
man, Joplin, Fayetteville, Fort Smith,
Springfield, Mo, and ST. Louis.
No. leaves SOS p, m. for Joplin.
Connection for Springfield, Mo, st.
Louis, Mo, Tulsa, Okla, Oklahoma
City, Okla, and Kansas City, No.
South Bound.
No. arrives from Joplin 1880 p. IN.
No. leaves las p. m, all points
south, Little Rock, Ark, Hoxie, Ark,
Memphis, Tenn.
w. T. HARRINGTON, Agent.