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Mary Garden, 81 al. versus i. Clarion
Larch. et. ~.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
G0Hnty
No. 4S5t Equity
Ordered this 18th day az July, 1919. thai
the report and account az the auditor
hiel this dny in the shove entitled cause
be ratified aud confirmed. unleaa cause to
the contrary theEeof be shown on or Dr.
fore the
Seth day ee August. mexf;
Provided c0py az this order be Inherited
~ SOME newapHfser puhlished ca Anne
Arundel Cnunty, oiice IN eaeh ~ three sue.
Sssfye weeks before the s8fh DAP of Au-
wRaS. next
W. Il. ykoODMARfl, cEefa.
True Gupy. Eea4s
va n WooDwARD. clerk
lyS1 -aUsF8a3
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No. 4ass Equity

No. 43s4 Equity
0rtiereta. this 18th dag az July. 1912 that
the report and account 0f the auditor
Alesi this day In the above ca1e BE- ratified
and eonarHlesls anleas cause 70 the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the
IseA DAY or AuGUsT. NEXT
provided copy Of thIs Order he Inserted
Id sUsne newspaper published In Anne
Arundel C0unfy once III eaeh ~ three stc-
eesaiVe wrecks before the 18th day uf An
w. NJ. WOODWARD. Clerk
True Copy Test
M. u. WOODWARD. Clerk.
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ANNouSs RAaENT

hereby annonBce my candidacy for the
office Tx County G0snmiHsianer Of Anne
Arundel County f0r the Secontl Dlatrtct.
sublnst 10 the actinn Of the Democratic
primaries tn SeptpnIber. 11nr support
viii BIZ appreciated.
ag q. MILTON DINALt1.
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There my not be any other SINH
Iarsty. but At any rate reform and re-
morse begin with the same syiiabie
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ANNosiN

hereby announce myself as h caadi
dnte FOR membership Oh he State Cen
trail Committee ~ the ISelHocratic part,
subject III the primary
~ J4lffN dep. DOL w.
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q. so Divorce.

The object ef this suit II 10 procure Il
decree for q divorce Il finNulo niatriinonit
by tie said plaintiff from the said Charles
Gentle
The Rili states that on or aD0ut March
Is laslx, the said p!aintiG was married ~
iie defendant with whom she resided
until on or about May Il. 1916. LII Anne
Arundel County. Md. That on the 18TH
day nc May 19id, the aaid Charles Gentle
abandoned and deserted her. which ahAits
slonmenf hiss been more than three years
and is deliberate aud final ami the sepa-
ration of the parties III beyond reconeilta-
tInn That the alia Charles Gentle IN Il
non resident Of the State of Maryland
That there were three children horn fruin
suttl marriage who reAide with their mnths
eF the said Minnie Gentle
II IL thereupon, this 10th day Of July
1919. ordered by the HjFcHtt CaaFt 0f Aane
Arundel County, Maryland. III Equity that
the plaintiff. by causing a copy or this
order ~ be inserted IN s0uie newspaper
published In said County. once FIJI each DC
four Successive weeks before the 18th day
of August 1919 giving notice to the said
absent defendant of the object and sub
staBca of the bill. warning him 81 appear
in this Court In person or by solicitor on
Or before the
Sfh day Of September. next.
TO show cause IL any he has Why de-
erea ought n8t to be passed M pra yet.
Nm. NJ. MDODNARISs Clerk.
True Copy, Test
VA y. WOODWARD. Clerk.
fr3G N l-atlts
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In tile
Circnit Court for Anne Arundel County.
for divorce yINcIL0 MATRfNoAfI hy the
plaintiff from the defendant Jteraee Sesiwick.
The Bill states that The Plaintiff the said
Lizzie Offer sedwick married the defendant.
the said Horace Seeiwick on The dth day Of
August iii The year 1890 and TINT the said
defendant Horace. Sedwick. without any Just
n ason cause or proyocafon, abandoned and
deserted the plaiHtin, Lizzie Offer Seawick,
more than sixteen years ago and that the
abandonment Was deliberate and Ami and
without any reasonable expectations aI recon.
riIiaiioh. And that the said plaintiff does not
know the " hereabants 0f the defendant nor
does she know whether tla defendant is living
or dead
Ii is therenp1H this 18th day of July, 1912,
ordered III the dirrnit Court for Anne Arun
del County. sitting IN equity, that he plaintiff
by causing copy Of this order % be inserted
in sarie newspaper published IN Anne Arundel
County once III each of four successive weeks
before the 9th day OF August. 1919 giving
notice to the said defendants Horace Sedwlck.
III tile object and substances nf this Bill. warn-
gnr him 10 appear Ii this Court either IN per-
son. or by solicitor, on or before the
2nd Day Of August, 1919.
to show cause, il ans. why decree ought not
10 be passed as PRAYED
WM N. WOODWARD, Clerk.
..1s sspss NM. II. WOODWARD. clerk
7Igta
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Ordered this 31ih day Of Jnne, 1919, that
the sale OF the property mentioned IN these
proceedings made and reported by ~ Thomas
Kemp and Ridgely r Melvin, aitorneys rs
ratified and confirmed, unless cAuse to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
31st Day Of July Next;
Provided copy 81 this order be inserted IN
some newspaper Published la Anne ARUNDEL
County. onre Ia eaeh 81 three successive weeks
before the 3lst day 81 july. next.
The report states the amount Of sale 10 BE-
So. 600
VIZ N WOODWARD. Clerk.
True Copy Test
VIZ \. WOODWARD. Clark. 7-s.td.
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TRUSTEES SALE
20 -
Valuable Real Estate
IN The Elfy 6g AmnaBaiA, REytngd,
SD tke second EleetIon District
oF ARMe ArandeS Cauntg, Nd.

Whereof Tilghman q Tucker aie,i. SEX
ed and gsoxsssAed
Foura for Anne Arunsiel s'onasy. aigtinR
III eauity isaseed on the 6fh day 0x 49ay.
1919 III eauae III anid Court No. fakEl
IN, II ara
defendants
The anslersigne,I Trustees will ofer ut
public sale at-fle Court House dssaf, tn
the city III Annapolis Marylams, On
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1919,
as eleven o'clock. 4. A..
FIRST All TINT lst III ground lasased
On the Seuth side of Nest street In the
lfty ~ Annapolis, Maryland. Treating
Thereon thirty I'll feet. ami having \
depth therafEnsn of 0ne hnDdrcd and
lot IL ground conveyed ~ TlighnlHn Ga
TnckeF.t deeea sesi, 10 Negctf Steele. &c al.
BY deed dated on the fourteenth On = u
July In the year 1904 and recorded atnsiE
tiie Land Records III Anne Arnnfsel tstanfg
III I.iber III W. No 90 folio 50 inpruy-
ed BY d frame dwelling.
second All that Int ~ ground located
i'll tie Secoa,.i Eies.slon district ~ Anne
ARUNDEL County aforesaid, fronting on
the North side of the Public koAd lend (
| ing from Annapolis 81 Annapulis Neck
thirty l:go) feet. and having depth there
from on one aide " ninety t.sU1 feet anil
m the nfller aide of one hundred aitsl one
el0il feet and beisg tiis. same iot ~
ground conveyed to The sala ghilan 9.
Tucker by James W Owens, Attorney. by
Iced aaieA on ihe nth day III May. Ia the
lvear lgig ana recorded ai1i0AK toe said
Land Records IN Liber g. w. No. -.
fnlso l+2 Improved hy frame dwelling.
Third All that lpt ~ ground situate
| M the Second Election District Of anne
ARUNDEL County aforesaid. and in that
art thereof called 6ermaIltaWn. located
iii the North West allie RI Itidgewpasi
Avenue fronting thereon thirty ealt feet.
md having depth therefrnm nj Two
Hundred t2Dit feet and heinK the same
Uf IN ground efpnvnyed til saitl Thigh
nan q Tucker by Clarence r. Maehen
Ind wife, Ly deed dated m the third
fay ~ July. iii the year 1912 and re-
.ortie.l Among the said Lana Rccaris III
Fiber d: W.. M. ~ folio 2J2 improved
by frame dwelling.
The aboye property being he real ea-
| tate ~ which the late Tflghlnan 6. Tucker
1 lied. seized aud puasessetl.
TERMS Of SALE IRES6'RIIiEIl in
l THE DECREE. One half cash nn0n day
II sale or final ratification thereof In The
i discretion Of The Trustees. balance IN six
nanths from day az SALE deferred pay.
aef1t 10 hear interest from daY " sale
md to be secured nv bond or the Uur-
haser or purchasers with security aatis,
astDry 10 the trustees, or all cash ~ tht
,I,tion of the purchaser or purchasers; .
/ ,epostt ~ Tbree hundred lSa0Ul dollars
i viii he required ~ the purchaser Tor eacl
4 lIeee az property On the dny 0f sale.
NICHOLAS IF. tiREEN,
Trnsteea
y0.Ii II. ii. I'D. II q z, .as 20. An1.:s6
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oaDER NIB.
MsFfgaged Real Essass 81 soaa ii. Deckeheugl
n ths


10. 4262. Equity.
OzsAAyed this aTth day ~ THiy. 1870. That
the ReE5Dr4 ana AecOanf az tha AndiEar find
IN tn hbove eaNse Be rn4fAeA ard cssn Ar7nesi
pnleas ennse % ne eoatfnFy there0f ~ shown
0n ~ bef0rs ne
18th nay o. August Nexs.
WI n. WOODWARD. Clark.
Provided. eopy II shin Order bs fnasrked ID
soshe n4wspapeF puhlizled II Anne Arundel
oonsaty. oiss.s a eash a thFss saccsssigs NseAa
Irna Cspg, Test
@M y. WOODWARD. esseR
S-1T-6w
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ORDER NIsE

In the matter or the msxtkagea Real Ia
CAN'T.
s In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
Ceanty
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Roland Brady Auetiancel
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate
IN THE CITY or ANNAPOLIS

ny virtue III power and authority
tesfetl iii me- A. Thee. lifady, the under
.igmed. viii offer % public sale at the
suurt House DIOR In The CITY Of ANNA
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ORDER NIsI

In the matter az the sale of Che Mnrtgaged
Paai Estate Of John Lane.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
Eonnty
No 43S5 Equity.
Ordered this 9th day " lair. 1919. ts,af
the report and account Of the auditor flesi
this day In the above entitled eanse a.
ratified and confirmed. unless cause 10 flse
contrary thereof be shown on Or before
18th day ~ AMgua4. next.
Provided Z copy ~ this order be Inserted
" some newspaper published In Anne
Arundel G0anty. once In each Of three stae-5
ceAgive weeks before the 18th day "a Au-s
gust next
VA n. WOODWARD. clerk.
True Copy. Test
w. N WOODWARD. CLERK.
1y3o-pagts1s
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WHAT
EXCHANGES SAY

Just when the weather makes q man
blazing mad, he Is warned tfiat It's
high time ha was getting IN his win
ter's coal. Atlanta Constitution.
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According to Republican statesmen.
We won the war BY being abjectly in
efticlent and falling miserabIy III every
department Of our Government
Richmond Times Dispatch.
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MONEY TO LOAN-On mortgage in sums
to suit on reasonable TERMS Partial
payment allowed James N MAnrte, At !
iurney isisff
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GEO. w. JONES
Circulating Library

The following books hays been aided 70
the Library:
The Dwelling Place Of Idght" By win.
stnn Churchill.
The Inevitable Balance Sheet BY Ka
rina Trash.
a Circuit Riders wife. By Cora Har-
ris.
Kenny. BY Leonora DairympIe.
Ny Four Years In Germany" By J.
w. tlernrd.
Day.
traDder.
TERMs;--New ssooks. 9e psx DAY.
Old 10eas. 1e. per day.
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HONEY 10 LOAN

MONEY no loan Money to loan on
AnnnnoWe Nh Jyl6u
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II seems 10 have been the urban vote
in the House that has saved daylight
saving, ard thus Is shattered tradi-
ton that nothing can stand up against
The farmer vote Springfield Repnbti-
can,
Iii the Senate insists on amending
the Treaty the people will take the
next opportunity to amend the Sem
ate. Charleston News and Courier
Germany In trying to make her ex-
port prices FOR steel compete With
those of the United states England
seems unable to do this Chattanooga
News.
1t, may NOT all be kuIture, but GER
fainIy la the last year Germany has
btoademeSi her knowledge OF men.
Raleigh News and Observer.
TIE oF2tory oe Hiram johnson is one
c0umOdsty which remains Fast as
cheap a. It was In isIA.--T sOufaville
Coaxisr Journal
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oRpER o. pUBIYcAT1oN.

Lizzie Offer Sedwiek vs. Horace Sctlwiek,
No 30 Divorces
In the
Circnft Court for Anne Arundel County.
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'17177'7'l77777'7'l' ! Z 80
IL p
oRDER MIL
In the Matter Of ina Sale 81 the Mortgaced
Real Extste Of ~ Meade Holiday
Kenneth r Corner, present
owner1

In The Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County.
No. 1889 Equity.
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FOR SALE

FOX SALE 1918 model Stnaehaker ton.
truck. with top. for sale cheap; III good
condition. O. G. Pmnphrey, R0biDsoif.
Nd. Phone Ssyerua I'm allg2l
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FOR SALE good work horses. about
1000 pounds Apply 81 e. Al Hodges.
Gsanlhriils Nil. Phone West River nj.
+ F2 aug9
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FOR AH.E Belgian IIare Rabbits. also 4
new cider press G +. I1rieneI. 81 West
ST. jySg
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FOK kAI.Es-F Fresh COWS with calves. Will
trade for beef cows Apply 23s West ST..
Annapolis. or phone &c n. augiO.
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excellent condition AMI other nursery
eatdpments. Address No. 10, BOX 5g5
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LOST

lost Washington ntta license between
Annapolis Mater Marks anu Annapolis.
Return Il, Gafitai DfIise is'its
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-30
Grill Five Held for Alleged Plot
 to Place Bombs

Cleveland, O., Oct. 29.-Police of
 fcials continued today to question the five men and one woman under arrest in connection with an alleged plan to place bombs at many places throughout the country next spring. Believing the six are members of an anarchistic circle that has been working in more than 100 cities, the police questioned the group all night in an effort to learn details of their plans or the extent of their organi- zation. '=+
 The arrests were made in four simultaneous raids in response to a report that an attempts was about to be made to bomb Central police headquarters here.
 With the prisoners the police cap tured a large quantity of high ex- plosives, one complete bomb, several incomplete bombs, a number of au- tomatic pistols and a supply of ann munition and anarchistic literature.
 The police believe the arrests will lead to apprehensions in other cities in connection with the countrywide bomb outrages, which occurred last May and June.
 Detectives have been sent from here to cooperate with police in other cities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-30
Several Are Given
 One-Year Sentences

In the criminal division of the court yesterday George Daniels was convicted by a jury of grand larceny, and was sentenced to serve one year in prison. Daniels made away with S97, stolen from G. A. Bahlau and T. H. Pritchard in January, 1917. He travelled about the country as fugi- tive, but returned here recently and was arrested.
 George Reed, indicted with Fred Jackson for burglary and grand lar ceny, was permitted to plead guilty to grand larceny and accepted sen tence of one year in prison. The burglary charge against Reed was dismissed, and both charges against Jackson were nolle prosequied. Three cases against Son Johnson were reset for November and that of Ben Grier reset for November i12. Grier's case came up on appeal from Humphrey, where he was con victed of refusing to work the streets.
 1 Bonds of Jercy McClain and Os l burn Murphy, charged with forgery
 and uttering, were forfeited when the
 accused failed to appear for trial
 Bench warrants were issued. fol them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-30
Scope of Fair
 Price Probe is
 BrOadened by Act

Hot Springs, Oct. 29.-Hamp Will Hams, state fair price commissioner has. announced the receipt of let ter from the department of justice enclosing a recent act of congress amending the Lever Food control act The amendment broadens the scope of the original act, including practic- ally all of the necessities of life, and prescribes penalties for the violations of Section 4 of the Food Control act The department of justice also in- structed MT. Williams that United States attorneys had been instruct ed to confer with the state fair price commissioner and committees appointed by him.
 In a recent letter to members of the various fair price committees throughout the state, MT. Williams states the object for which the com mittees were appointed, and offers suggestions as to their method of procedure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-30
Payne Will Start
 Serving Life in
 Penitentiary Today

Sam Payne will be returned to the penitentiary at Little Rock today to resume the sentence he was serving when he shot and killed David Smith. another convict at the Tucker pena' farm on May 22. In court here Tues day, Payne was adjudged by a jury as guilty of first degree murder for killing Smith, and was sentenced to spend the remainder of his life in prison for that crime. Yesterday he waived the privilege of having AS hours elapse between the time of his conviction and the formal imposition of sentence, and Circuit Judge w. B. Sorrells pronounced the punish ment meted out by the jury.
 Payne will be conveyed to Little Rock by Sheriff c. M. Nichol and Deputy Sheriff J.L. McBurnett, who will take along at the same time George Reed, sentenced to serve two years for burglary. and gradn lar ceny, and Clifton Ford, sentenced to one year for grand larceny. Reed and Ford are negroes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-30
DOCTORS USE
 CALOTABS FOR
 COLDS AND FLU
Influenza and Grippe, Like Ordinary Colds, Require Calotabs, the Purified and Refined Calomel Tablets That Are Nau-
 sealess, Safe and Sure

i Physicians and druggists claim that the great epidemic of inflenza has conclusively demonstrated that the quickest relief for cold and the
 best preventive of influenza and pneumonia is to keep the liver ac- tive so that the digestive organs may be in perfect condition. For this purpose Calotabs, the new nausealess calomel tablets that are free from the sickening and weakening effects,
 is the most thorough and dependable as we'll as the most agreeable laXa- tive.
 l Calotabs have the special advant- age of not making the patient sick and weak, as they do not upset the digestion and appetite. One Calotab at bedtime with a swallow of water that's all. No salts, no nausea. nor the slightest interference with your eating, pleasure or work. Next morning your cold has vanished, your liver is active, your system is puri- fled, and you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite for breakfast.
 For your protection, Calotabs are sold only in original sealed packages, price 35c Sold by all druggists and your money back if you are not de- lighted with them. Adv.
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Arkansas Boy Makes 100 Per Cent on
 Sheep Investment

Philadelphia, Oct. 29-More than a hundred per cent on his investment in sheep is the record of "Jim" Dill> ard, a 13-year-old boy of Clark coun- ty, who is a member of the agricul- tural club work conducted by T. F. Tucker, Clark county farm agent with the cooperative extension work.
 "Jim" joined the sheep club in February, 1918, and bought three ewes for $25. In May of the same year he purchased a Shropshire ram for $25, making his total investment $50. In 1918 one of the ewes brought ia buck lamb and in 1919 the three ewes brought five lambs, two of which were bucks. Then "Jim'' traded his three young bucks for three ewes and his flock now consists of nine ewes and his fine ram.
 The total value of these sheep is $100, valuing the nine ewes at $75 and the Shropshire ram at $25. And in the meantime he has also sold $2C worth of wool. During last winter ] the sheep grazed on rye and his total feed bill for the period has not amounted to over $5. "Jim's" pres. ent capital stock and profits equals $120 on an investment of $55. ] J. H. Mcleod, state leader in live. stock with the cooperative extension work, points to James Dillard's sue cess as proof that sheep club work is a good proposition for a boy wht
 has a suitable pasture for sheep Turning them into the woods, how ever, is not safe because of the dan
 ger from sheep-killing dogs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-30
Weather of Week
 Harmful to Gotten

Washington, Oct. 29.-The wea' her generally was unfavorable for CO., ton during the week ending yesterday, according to the national weather and crop bulletin review of crop con ditions. Unseasonably high temper atures and moderately heavy rainfall characterized the weather of the week in nearly the whole of the cot ton belt, although rain fall was light in some extreme eastern localities and in parts of Texas.
 Picking was delayed by rainy weather in most sections of the belt and virtually was suspended in many localities, although good progress was made in South Carolina. More or less damage resulted to cotton in all except the more eastern states by too much rain and cloudy weather causing bolls to decay, seed to sprout and discoloration in open, unpickee cotton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-30
Mexican Soldiers
 to Fight Yaquis

Nogales, Ariz., Oct. 29.-President Carranza, of Mexico today notified Governor Adolfo De La Heurta of Sonora, that the federal government will provide equipment for 2,500 sol. diers to be recruited in Sonora to fight the Yaqui Indians.
 A campaign will also be financed until peace is restored in the Yaqui river district and near La Colorado where several American mining men have been killed during the past year, the president said.
 Governor De La Huerta announced from his capitol at Hermosillo that he had appointed General Francisco Mango as the commander of the new force. General Mango was formerly commander of the Guaymas garrison
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-30
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel young-to do this you must watch your liver and bowels-there's no need of having sallow complexion-dark rings under your eyes-pinlples- bilious look in your face-dull eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and liver.
 Dr: Edwards, well-l known physician in Ohio. perfected a vegetable com pound mixed with olive oil to act on theSiver and bowels, which he gave to his patients for years.
 pr. Edwards Olive Tablets. the sub stitute for calornel. are gentle in their action yet always effective. They bring about that natural buoyancy which Fl should enjoy by tonjng Up the liver and cleaTiug the Wstem of impurities. :
 lg. EdW9r4As Q&iye E ahlets are known hg oixe oel 1G and 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-30
$500 Is Settlement
 for Loss of Life

Suit for damages because of the death of c. 0. Howard, who sue cumbed to injuries sustained when crushed by log at the plant of the Arkansas Short Leaf Lumber com, pany, was filed in the Jefferson cir cult court yesterday. Along with the complaint was filed the answer of the lumber company, together with draft of judgment, showing the defendant company consents to judg- ment for $500, the amount asked in the complaint. w. k. Walker, ad- ministrator of the estate of Howard was the plaintiff. The accident oc- cured in June.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-30
Mrs. Bernhardt to
 Address Teachers

. Mrs. Jack Bernhardt will be one of the speakers at the 51st annual con- vention of the State Teachers asso- citation, which meets at Little Rock today. Mrs. Bernhardt will speak Friday afternoon at the Scott Metho- dist church in Little Rock on 'ifWo7 mans part in the World Peace" "i She will represent the Arkansas Fedora ton of Women's clubs. Mrs. Bern hardt is chairman of the school im- provement societies section of the organization.
 Practically all of the Pine Bluff teachers will attend the meeting Fri- day, the schools here closing on that data