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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
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F'h eai" J. extra good seasoned mules.
49, Qua Of inc hardest kind Of MORT:
""iSht from !"N) to l.co1 pounds: Will .rort
en-ln or double ;hcy are all In arSt-c!.ss
'"h"!u'u. J.! not as represented vii! give
S"I COW money hack can be seen a, VOL,
a cum Stabi". u ISIS South Tenth street
hard work q, Plouman's Transfer S,ahles
" south fifteenth street.
GIN = the children happy vacation. Buy
them i pony Oh easy monthly payments
OF at reduce! prices FOR cash Pure bred
C"rtersriile Va
WELSH pony with high-stand,nG pedigree.
years old. gentle III every respect in
Guiding bran! new unAbout harness and
,"'|.is n car" Times Dispatch
'DE -u'o. good driviug horse rubber
urea Surr'y, 49, buggy Apply "a Bon
3. 1t"isn'an koel ni-rmond Va
FOR a.. J good sound work aud driN!ur
g'rs. A.n2 fith Sieet Stahl.s.
FOR sale. good wprk hors. ana marc.
- Ws~' cars stree,
MULES
! hay" good mules in their prime 5 10 Il
years old that niil ,cll !or loss than
ih"iG value aud W!il give purchaser my un-
finished contracts Tor hauling That arc pay
M; !. p"r any 20 N" team Also have =
good - ho!s" ff!rh engine. SO ! Lane mill
and Tower ads"r. mlli a. work every Ga.
~ mali i's value. Terms To sui, purchaser
l'oN :. Huydton. Va
- second hand mule. for SALE Jus, out az
""rh az tho Richmond Bazaar Good
r!nd Mus' lo sold Joseph I.asit,cr
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EXPERT HATTERS.

YOU, AND YOU A%D YttU
Id Know what pleasure IL il TO wear
ihhinh remoG"IcG an! cleaned by us
ncs' p"r famous perfection nni.h does IL
all and the pric" :or one and all 5Gc OF
course, ladies'. too. Mai! orders given specini
THE MANiiATTA% HAT WORKS
'"i !."Si BroHd street
Phone Madison .7oi.
New York Hat Cleaning Co,
fAMAMA Hhts Cleaned ana r"hIooked at cut
prices workmanship EBnrHntrcd Mali
orders attended " ''"''
l22 HOHrii EIGHTH STREET
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Million-Dollar Oil Wells

AT Humble won naa,,,r',ui! sushsr I'll neld
Largest OIL companies IA Sogthwes, ope-
fat!ns lHJoiL!Ns U.S. single wells pay slp."o"
NAo has made others fortunes Invest with
y today J., NAY mean your fortune
sANCGcK oil COMPANY
-is T-la2 Building. houston Texas.
inr business which viii stand investigation:
s. NJ r-GUlTet Address 50. care Times
u yov wish 20 bay good. long cs,an-
ya-t 0rpc.'gE!ry g. nuy one @: tn" best on
CAY street Address a.. car" Times Dis.
i-A3Y g Fel'igmsa an secure @ne-h ~.
Ad.:-ss G = y, 80. Nur'n Rowland
T4TZ9 Ts4 lT EE Z1 q, 1 ANR E EEL.
SUCCESSFUL t"EFlE%CE ~ MANI
S5%AL aEAs6,,S WISHES 10 MAKE
Win : ywt9it.ssi En- W1Avrir'i;,llr1ir:r;ii::FR
@y TEAsf% t:oyLn I<yIsT =
s!BlLLTiE5 IN#uAll:RARLE ANp Us
QUESTIONED REFERENCES As TO
9r 5bEn GlvI WAITS 4TR In!LiI y"
BUSINESS. "Wtit.G.EsALf:R" y .. poX
WA AGE FAct,To'Hi.Y' MAKING PArEN r
ARTICLE DESIRED BY MERCANTILE
HOUSES EIC IL AZ. llNEs OF nusi-
200 PER CENT ORDERS AID EXCEr.-
LENT PROSPECTS ALREADY SECURED
IL RICHMOND ALONE W!THiN FAST
FEW DAYS ANoI'%T TO NEARLY 81 900
PROFIT MUST HAVE MONEY TO FILL.
THESE ORDERS ADDRESS L '1-. CARE
IN IN" h,ar, r' IA, -usincss section Of
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WALLPAPERING

FOR low estimates and good work. call r.
Il. Brauer. the wallpaper man. los North
Eighth Randolph 1899.
!r' you want your rooms pap.red at cut
Price. call W. II. Lane & Bro. RAN
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WoopSoN IL CO.-hEcst and lowest priced
wallpaper ana interior decorating Esti.
mates Cheerfu!ly furnished. Randol oh
.95k-w. 1903 East Marshall
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GOLD AND SII.NER.
TIpEG'RITERS
UnderwoodI typewriter

MODEL No. :. now in use in excellent order
and condition. Necessary to sell quick for
cash. VIII tax" So spot cash. Easy run
ming: looks clean. bright and new. T. -,
car, Times bis patch
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WANTED. 70 s-u haIf interest in good
sr"ce'y and m""' business 20 good man
nat can u4uag" same. good uNtGrc4 ANA
location W's, Br-u! street = q rar~
Tlu I!sIu'uh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
OF THE
Handsome Dwelling
3Io Chamberlayne Ave.
GlNTER PARK. THE HOME OF
THE LATE WILLIAM o.
DAY. DECEASED


by virtue OF decree entered in tho
richmond on June Z. 1915. in the suitj
OF Alice l. Day vs. blanche O. Ttlier|
5y appoin,sd vii o9er for enia th nIs
MONDAY, June IS. 1915 NN
the real estate above mentioned co,
sts,ins OF a handsome dwelling With ~
rooms: and al! modern conveniences.
The lot fronts so feet on the wes,.r,
hne OF thamb.r!ayne Avenue, with a
cent home, mew and up.;o-daie. md sh'h-
Of sale. prorata portion Of tax sxes s0 for
interest from September /. 1918. until
paid. and the residue In equal instai.
date Of sale, evidenced by the the" p .ne
chasers notes. with interest added. Sc
cured by deed OF trust on said prop
cft!; OF al! cash at the option of the
purchaser.
said commissioners vii ofYer For fare sa .ne
on The premises, the VACANT LOT i'm.
mediately adjacent thereto. fronting so
para!lci lines Of 32a feet: 81
E'fMS one -tnird cash and the baH
- ana Is months from the date Of sale,
evidenced by the purchasers notes. with
a
OF trust on said property; or for all
cash. u; the option OF the purchaser
} JoRnAN LEAKE.
.. CARLTON JACKSON,
JOHN x. GAYLE
Special Commissioners.
|. Luther Libby. clerk OF the Law and
Equity Court. do certify that the bond
required by the decree above referred
To. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 10th day|
OF June. 1916.
Luther LIBBY. Clerk.
By a NJ COVER
EDWARD :. ROSE CO. A
Real Estate AuCtioneers
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
3o2 EAST CLAY STREET
7l3 AND 7!5 WEST MARSHALL ST
~ direction OF decree Of the Law
and Equity Court OF the City OF Rich
:ond. Va. entered June 20. 1916. in the
chancery suit Of Sallie NJ. Grubbs ct
ais vs. William +. Terry ct ais. we
MI! offer for sale, at public auction. at
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2s. 1916.
al SIS and o'clock =. NJ, respectively.
the following real estate in Richmond.
A. o.l5 O'Clock y NJ. 30o East Clay
street.
10, - fee, 2 inches by 100 feet cnf
north line Of Clay street. between
Third and Fourth streets. with brick
dwelling thereon
At + O'Clock l. NJ 7l3 and us West
Marshall street.
Lot 81 feet inches 10y lte feet on
south line OF Marshall Street, between
Gilmcr ana .iunford Streets, with tWEI
frame dwellings, thereon.
TERMS One-third OF purchase price
10 be paid in cash. and balance in two
equal installments at six and twelve
months. Respectively, with interest at S
per cent on the deferred payments.
same TO be evidenced by promissory
notes of purchasers, waving homestead
exemption, bearing interest from date
of sale. and title 10 he retained until
entire purchase price paid and convey
ancc ordered by court, or for all cash.
at option OF purchasers. Sales to be
subject 10 approval of court.
r. r. FLORANCE.
JOHN a. COKE, JR..
Special Commissioners
Sallic NJ Grubbs ct ais. .Plaintins
against
william T. Terry Defends 1T
In the Law and Equity Court OF the
city OF Richmond.
i. Luther Libby, clerk Of said court.
l.
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DETECTIVES.

BuKcH Private Detective Agency. hons OF.
nee Park building. Phone Randolph 1855
Richmond. Va.
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WANTED-Animals.

WANTED. one pair NJ AnEora goats
state rricc and age. 6iS. care Times
l. .t,sh
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FOR SALE-HousehoI Goods

sI:h US for bargains In furniture; casv
'1tH. o!d furniture taken in exchange
,2' h-" as part payment. Main S,rcn,
tHihitHi" 90, 1929 Eas, Main Stree,
~ tltE-See us for bargains Lawn
.N. - up Garland Gas Ranges 81 viii
pN' on" ~ your home. balance on easy
I"NNi'n'H Main street Furniture Co li"g
t."s' Main Street
FI -, ai" Kitchen SAFE and refrigerator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
Town of
Roanoke Rapids,
North Carolina
June Il. 1916.
Advertisement for
Proposals for
Constructing
Granolithic
Sidewalk

Sealed bids viii be received by tho
Mayor and Boa ri OF commissioners of
the town of Roanoke Rapids. North
Carolina. until O'Clock r. NJ. on the
18th day OF June. 1916. for grading and
laying Eranolithic sidewalks in said
town.
Certified check 10 the amount of 8
per cent Of the bid offered Will he re-
quircd with all bids. and the successful
bidder VIII he required TO make bond
Tor 10 per cent of contract price
Plans. profles. specifications forms
of proposals and instructions to bidders
may be obtained from the Mavor or
Clerk OF Roanoke Rapids by dcpositinv
the sum Of 81 as guarantee Of then,
return.
The right is reserved by the Mavor
ana Board of Commits toner's to rcjec,
any and all bids
Estimated 10000 square yards Of
walk to be laid
j ". TAYLOR. Mayor
! r. CHASE.
Consulting Engineer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
WANTED. old-tine sofas. chairs. sideboards
tables h!Tn post beds. clocks old gold
an" hiNer. brass hnd!rons. tenders candle
SUCKS III fact anything old WrSe mo
"hat you have j. *. Beard. IL West Main.
NhiiSon "3h7.
bt.A' kSMlfH whcclwriEh, and horscsh0er
wishes stand to run shop: the that
suite must b" willing TO help References
exchanged. 10, West cary
WANTED about 80 good cattle stauchions
as" about 30 good stall chains for tying
cow IN stalls Address II 81 care Times
Dispatch
NANfEl' hacking iiccns" Tor automobile.
Vhhr-'"u, l5': Ens, Cary.
WANTED 'o buy good singing Canary birds.
address l.. toc East Main
WANTED Old FEATHER REDS OLD
,.1 ME- fINNirCRE ilioNE MADISON
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REPAIR SHOPS

BICYCLES
" l. make a specially OF repairing bicycles
All work guaranteed Prices reasonable
Bicycles FOR hire 10y the hour. a. =. Cen
Ivy. Sos West Broad. Phone Randolph -VSI.
WOOD carving, all kinds OF furniture re-
paired. etc; loCksmith. ". II Hayward.
9oi East Clay street Randolph s.7;-W.
tABINErMAEl%G upholsterins. retnish-
Ing rud furniture repairing * our specially.
Get our prices. PM. l.. White >. 70 East
Main. Madison 5i2j. RemodeiinS H. given
special attention.
W II. Hubbard 4 CO.. high grade cabinet
work, antiques repaired. prompt Httcu-
ton "a special order work. 1921 Ross street.
Madison :l.3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

shoes. dry, goods groceries for spot
cash C:. Az dealings strictly confidential.
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. you TO know that W. H. Cowar-
dins Sons prices on watch and jewelry
work the lowest in town. Satisfaction
Is guaranteed. 1915 East Main Street
HUGHES'S HAIRDRESSiNG PARLORS
SHAMPooiNG. manicuring. facial massage.
ssap treatments saI,, We give tho antisepiic
hair goods AMI toilet articles. Combines
made into any style. .o9 North Third
HOTELS. KEsrAuKANTs. BOARDING.
HOUSES. ETC.
HAVE your sheets. pillow cases towels.
chair covers linens. rtc. lctt"rcd in any
color and they can be Identified anywhere
The only lettering machine In Richmond.
neatly An work guaranteed. Reasonable
prices. Ph"n" Madison 69..
WANTED the public TO know that Jahnke
Bros. Jewelers.: az East Main Maj. Street. buy
iS THE LATEsT STYLES Old Gold MpT and nd
silver taken in exchange.
NATIONAL. STANDARD FLAT
oFm xAE pra,el iTrniShGs you .h" h"s
Agent. iii IVES, twenty ninth "u H,rers
Khndoiph 1851.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
wish To announce to my friends and the
June u. leased the Clay street stables
No sos East clay Street. and will occupy
uptown stables. viii thank YOU for 4.
share "f your patronage. T.. &. Sutherland
HENRY STABE. - North Twenty nrst
street gives notice that he will not he
responsible FOR any bills unless made by
himself.
RICHMOND WILLOW WORKS
lS tho right place TO buy willow chairs
aud baskets. You get your moneys worth
Special sal" every Monday. rs North Adams
Randolph -.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

SMITHS motor wheels for sale cheap. in
E"pt condition. BuuMaH 4 Hines. III
Nest Rro"d Street.
FOR sale. twin Indian motorcycle. in perfect
order. 1904 West Main Street af,e, !
n-nln,k. ihnnn Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

: business man wishing 30 retire from &C
tive business desires :" dispose Of MS
business ana real estate. Wei located with
low TAX rate IN the growing town of Pc
ttsshurs Va. Property rents nov paying
70 D.- cent on $40 Goo. IL! sci! for cash.
on liberal terms 81! couSdsr taking III trade.
Farms in Chesterfield. piuwiddi. or Prince
George Counties = care chance for good in
vest :.cnt ana Vell worth investigating. Adj
Do. on nnr- EmA 100. H.teLshMrk. ".
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

Rt"hmond Trust and Savings Company
June .. 1916.
A" meeting Of the board OF directors OF
th.s company. held this day. the regular
quarterly dividend OF J per cen, de-
claG"G upon its capital stock. payable July
!. 1919. To Stockholders Of record AZ close
az business Jun" =. 1916. Checks viii be
!Aai!ec.
l. J wILLINGIAM JR
Secretary.
PLANTERS NATIONAI. sANK.
RiChuonG. Va. June -. 1915
THE hoard uf directors Of this bank have
to-day declared scmianuual dividend of
!" per cent. free Of tax. is ga ptal stock
payable t" the shareholders on and after
July !. 1915. Checks will he mailed
CONWAY II GORDON.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS,

FOX sale. Stercotypers' ns.s. lbN2t: flexible
and tough: just the thing to line chicken.
house: and outhouscs. 81 90 per 100 pounds
at the office: % cents extra for out OF town
orders Cor carriage Address, Times DIS.
patch.
500 White Leshorn CoCkereis eight weeks
old. BarronS trap- ncStcd strain. SIS cents
each. until July 10. Franklin Poultry
Yards. Franklin Va.
CARNEAu pigeons wanted Must he good
working birds. state size and etc
Address l. 6sG. care Times Dispatch
FOR sale. carncauN pigeons J. A. HALT
han 81, East Broad Street
GENUINE Brown i.c,.h eggs. zoe por
setting. Waller TAILOR 4 Son. ia North
Eicht"cuth Street
FOR sale. Canary birds. goldfish fish era IS
ana hSh food. "aStl" and shells EnGlcberg
co. last Main.
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

AIN Beach suit cleaned and pressed. SC
II"w@id's French Dry Cleaning 60 Kan
,lolph IN, IL West Broad sire.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR sule. reduced price on dry kindlinS
wood TO tl.6o per load. David n. Lea
& Co Randolph CSC.
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE RICH
RA NH%p re- 9AN PER o tENT Mt IHXTFhE ;I
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELEY. ETC.
Il. EAST BROAD STREET :. BACH.
IACii. PROPS.
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Jiffy Starter for Fords.

DID you know YOU can have 81 Iiify starter
put Oh Your Ford for 81" that will crank
your engine from The scat? You can't have
ID hack IRE. therefore no broken arms. Don't
70" 'hihk II would pay You tn spend 81:
Toy protection Of Your and the com.
Tort uf STARTING Your car from the seat
tan 10" seen and put IL North
Eighth Strrnf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

W.AHr r.D. partner in conservative. VOL! pay
!uE rG-4U"sr which wi!l stand investigation:
IS M required. Address y g. care Times
Is.srH.rn
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

FOR sale. trade, 2S-foot steel launch
foot beam with S-horse, 2-cylindcr Gu
CINE. and clutch. almost new. in first class
condition Viii sell cheap for cash. or
trade for Fnc auto, in first class COndi-
Miller, tlarpmont. Va
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-05
REPUBLICANS Wind
UP WITH IMMENSE
PARADE IN n. Y.
Great Demonstration Stag
ed in Behalf of Nominee
at Madison Square.

New York, Nov. s.-Charles L.
Hughes closed his campaign for the
presidency in this city tonight with
a big meeting at Madison Square
Garden. The speech he delivered was
the fifth of the day, and followed
four in the open air in different parts
OF the city in the afternoon.
Before the night meeting, Mr..
Hughes rode at the head of a great
torchlight procession, called "the
wheel Of flame" the Iine spokes of
which coverged up on Fifth Av. Many
thousands of marching men, each
carrying a flaming torch, were in line
as the procession came together, one
after another.
Much excitement was caused by an
explosion in Worth street, only few
feet from Mr.. Hughes, as he waited
in his automobile for one of the di-
visions of the parade to start. 1t was
first though it was bomb, but
vestigation showed that photo
grapher's flashlight powder caused
the explosion. Two newspapermen
We're slightly injured.
Rain Dampens Ard0r Of Crowd.
A driZZling rain somewhat dampen
ed the ardor Of the demonstration
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-05
Federal Body Orders In
quiry to Cover All Sec
tions of Country.
HEARINGS BEGIN
NEXT WEDNESDAY
Action Is Result Of Complaints Over
Tar Famine, Shippers Blaming Rail.
roads for Failure to Make PrOyi.
sion to Meet Conditions.

Washington, Nov. 4-The nation
wide shortage of railroad cars, the
most acute for many years, will be
the subject of general and form
Ial investigation covering every part
OF the United States, the interstate
commerce commission announced to
day.
The commission announced the in
vestigation would go into the cues
ton of supply and return of freight
cars, with the view If issuing such
orders as the commission NAV deem
appropriate"
The first meeting has been set for
next Wednesday, at Louisville. be
fore Examiner McChord, who is al
ready there, conducting an informal
examination into the car shortage
situation. The action of the commits
sion is the result of complaints that
nave been filed with the commission
from all sections of the country, re-
cording serious conditions as re-
suit of the d ar famine.
1t directly follows the action of the
commission in arranging for con-
fereNce early next week with Of
ficials and members of the Industrial
Tariff league, composed of shippers
of Boston, New York, Minneapolis
and other large traffic centers. The
car shortage is mostly felt in the
Middle West tIoal fields and at ports
where export shipping facilities are
inadequate, but the shortage is felt
in some degree in every state in the
union.
The railroads point TO unprecedent-
ed traffic requirements, owing to the
war and other facts, and contend
that the commission has not been SUI
ficiently liberal in allowance of rates
to permit them to spend. much money
for new equipment.
The shippers say the roads for an
proximately three years have been
generally lax in ordering new cars,
that comparatively no new eouip.
ment has been bought during that
time, and that when the roads were
confronted with the abnormal de
mands Of the past year or two. they
were caught by the rising tide of
prices and demands from abroad 90
Fthat in many cases they could not
get the cars they ordered, and in
other case they had to take wooden
cars, when they wanted steel cars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-05
Section Foreman's Wife and
Child Brutally Murdered
Near AshdoWn.
SHERIFF SUSPECTS
ROBBERS GUILTY
Il. Iieycd That Mrs. Ben DiIps and Her
I,nby Were Killed in Home, and
Bodies Carried in Buggy to Point
Where Found.

Ashdown, Nov 4.-Thc bodies Of
Mrs. Ben Dilcs, aged 80, and her babe
Of Is months were found in the woods
about half camille from here about 10
O'Clock th" morning by a sheriff
posse which had spent all night hunt
mG the missing woman and her child.
Mrs. DilcS' throat had been cut, and
the baby's head crushed as by a heavy
blow.
That the mother and child were
murdered in the Diles home and their
bodies taken to the spot at which they
We're found is the belief Of local Of
ficers. Sheriff Waldrip sent an appeal
for bloodhounds to New Boston, Tex
as, and as soon as the dogs arrive a
new search will be begun.
Mr. Diles is a section foreman, and
left home yesterday morning to 90
to work. When he returned yesterday
evening he found the front door of
his home locked but the back door had
been forced open. About $l5 in money
which Mrs. Diles had kept concealed
i'll various places about the house was
missing. Mrs. Diles also carried $24O
IN a belt which she wore about her
waist. This also was missing when
her body was found. Mr.. Diles be-
gan a search for his wife and child,
and believing that she might have gone
to the home of neighbor and the
home entered after she left, he went to
several ncighborhood homes but could
find no trace of her. He came to Ash.
down and sought the aid of Sheriff
Waldrip, who Immediately formed .
posse which spent the night Search
ing the woods, finding the body this
morning.
The only clew found by the officers
was a buggy's tracks leading to the
house from one direction and back into
the woods in another direction. These
tracks were followed to point within
a short distance of where the bodies
were found. They were followed a
short distance into the woods where
the hard ground prevented following
them further. There have been no
suspicious characters in the neighbor-
hood recently reported to the officers,
and a solution of the crime is proving
one of the most battling in the history
of the county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-05
DYNAMITE BANK SAFE.
Regimen Explode Five Charges in
Asher, Okla, Bank.

shawnee, Okla, Nov 1.-Two or
more men entered the Canadian VAL
icy bank at Asher early today, blew
Cpen the safe with five charges of
oynamite, and escaped.
Inc amount of money taken by the
aoDoets is not known. The men were
s seen TO leave the town shortly after
I'M ehe robbery, going south toward the
ooNh Canadian river.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-05
PRESIDENT TALKS
To GATHERING OF
FRIENDS At HOME
Charges Opposition Resort
ing to Coercion, and Dead
Tariff Issue.

Long Branch, n. j., Nov. 4.-Presi-
dent Wilson closed his campaign at
Shadow Lawn today with a speech in
which he accused the opposition of
attempting to coerce working men,
and charged that political capital is
being made out of unsettled condi-
tons (which, if not settled wisely
might bring this country at any time
into the world conflict"
Predicting Democratic victory next
Tuesday, the president declared that
the opposition, having despaired of
an issue, they are filling the country
with alarm. They are not only fill
ing the country with alarm, but they
are attempting coercion of their lab
orers. They imagine that these men
are not their own masters and dare
not vote as they think, but at last, I
thank God, the American laobrer is
awake. Let them fill the country with
alarms; the alarms are their own,
not ours. They used to control the
credit of the country; now they con-
troll nothing but the betting"
$50. my fellow citizens" the presi-
dent continued. 81 feel rising in my
pulse already the spirit and impulse
which is to me come not only to
the United States but to the entire
world next Tuesday"
Fall Back on Dead Issue.
Mr.. Wilson asserted the Republic
can party had fallen back on the pre-
tective tariff as it's only issue. "They
know perfectly WE'LL" he said, "that
all the pretenses about the protective
tariff have been torn away" adding
that the industries with the highest
protection have paid the lowest
wages.
"The difference between the Repub-
l;can party and the Democratic party
is this" he continued. "The Repub-
lican party offers them masters; we
offer the mcomrades and leaders; the
Republican party offers to take care
of them. we offer to go into the fight
shoulder to shoulder with them to
get the rights which no man has the
right to give them"
The presidents address walls de-
liyered before large gathering
which came from Jersey City.
Newark. Princeton and other towns
and cities in the state, including a
delegation of Princeton professors
end students. Governor Fielder OF
New Jersey presided.