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   Daily Fayetteville Democrat (Newspaper) - November 9, 1915, Fayetteville, Arkansas                                DAILY DEMOCRAT jUME 21 NUMBER 110 FAYETTEVILLE ARKANSAS 9 1913 PRICE 35 CENTS A AND U S I APPROACH REPUBLICANS STILL CLAIMING KENTUCKY mm LOOK FOR GREAT i mm is URGED OF FORCING Press WASHINGTON Nov Lngland and the United art approach mg a deadlock and tion of the right of England in iht tuide is the i out of difficulty is the ion of many as sentiment formed regarding this count s summit MIIL VESSEL IS IE smom Press WON Nov of spirit in Athens be to alarm the Allies Inside in tion today is to the effect that e may not stay neutral and it I that the has reached with Bulgaria The generally are still thought to the Allies but are not unquah as strong as they hate been man influence in Greek couit among army officers This e of sentiment is believed to nt for the King's defiance to Ex er when he organize the cabinet on a war am which seemed likely after elos forced the expression of a desire from Parliament Would Force Position strong sentiment exists in gov circles here and in Paris for Hies to take immediate and to force the Greeks to their position plainly it D lato to thwart the plans of an It is feared Further will be f ital to FORMALLY ANNOUNCES LITTLE TO BE ACQUITTED Uy i f Hi ui il Uu 1 L iLlin 1 in f K nil in K U hts rn emit it is nn In i d de if tht nt i mn vull IN SA1 L 1 Ikan Minim N m pun ltd 11 1 1 Me Vr J UL H I mid V 1 ipid mil 1 N Plunk 1 ui 1 MR i a if ngi cultural in ihi in in tlic uf Arkansas Mississippi BUMAN SUNK IN J Gtr id and hunk n off Ih it an anya Hit wai a of UXH lonf und 1 8 Hi ment of Un 4 1 and two 18 Sin ON IK ADVICE 1 Nov H is prc in tin Ui n of tht tty of the in thuti on tin mitt the thi Pall Mall Ga Ij with tht jility of un is li United wind th if von iriti m tiny upor ind itur friends Die mjs it Is notorious that tin i ht k ity l tht of j pi 1 iti o it of to 1 to x ind t the SYNOD OF ARKANSAS 1 OPENS HERE III t 1 No- I Nn American ship's it is believed tult II to i th bunker of hii Linti uf the v us soon KB a 1 h nn the thu tnn the vl n if SiiJi mka II In tlint In L will attempt Aith which art land Turkish Submarine Uw Sea the Admiralty announced The had just ind it was also d iv In If thi tl ly tht 1 ladu with cotton itt lust it WHS from the t thv 1 thu Into i und the name ROCK Nov il Setie tary of State Laile W Hodges tod ly also addressed a to T C Me Rue C 11 L C and J W Crockett muting them to par in a conference in the fu tuie to di range foi the opening of the campaign for dll some time in December He siys that he spare the time from his official to make more than half u dozen speeches m a joint campaign He will open his headquarter early in and get into the of principle WOMAN SHOf BANDITS Nov Mra A Smith wife of the proprietor of a at No 1341 M in was shot in the left arm when Mi Smith resisted who halted vhi Smith motor tare near the Tur budge on the East Seventh street road it 7 JO o last night The bullet Mrs Smith's left elbow and the wound may prove Mr and Mrs imith were on tht way to their home m Garden about a half milt east of Joplin when the attempted took place They had just down 1 lane that leads to their home and had t cached a tuin in tht road when out of the i in up to tht MERCHANTS TO GIVE PICTURE SHOW TICKETS About 1 000 to Wednesday lights performance at the Skydome have been sold to local merchants who give them free of charge to their patrons After the picture allow there will be a lecture on the subject How to build up your town followed by a high class vaudeville im HANDS ml Nt to lilt of J M 1 U JO u ll bunk n blen iht lht w tisel tot fl rh thai Ih on tk bunk t 1 UI 0 11 and hat thue wiu ini or limn 1 art luO people tilt Ho TONIGHTS M lie tause of the i of mt fo though the mt cornt Colic e rom to the tie stilted It Wdb lui or The New spontaneous of t nd 1 did nol stite thi cm Iht idea that Iht f origin is it he offices Officials state Hut such not m ind TO DISCUSS dangerous SAV I 0 J COOK RETURNS Li KOCK Nov State Supt Cook has from New York ht attended A of the Executive Committee of the Na Educ of which he i- s J ed Ih u the next meeting of the Asso ciotton shall be held m New York July 3 8 1910 with headquarters it the Waldorf Astoria and the McAlpin President Woodrow Wilson and John Mitchell the labor will lie among the speakers SAM COST CO ROCK Nov ed that the cast jf Sam Bell of Con way county convicted in cases of m the first degree yesterday by the Couit errors in instructions has already coit the county 35 All f t contentions of the defense were over ruled in behalf of the state among them being effort to es that capital punishment has been abolished the electrocution act NEW ST LOUIS TO GALVESTON LITTLE ROCK Nov The Iron Mountain will put on a new t an De cember 1 the Sunshine an absolutely new service designed chiefly for the Texas business U will St Louis at 15 p m and will pass through Little Rock between 2 and 1 o'clock in the morning U 3 not known how many slops Will be made in Arkansas but it it certain there will not be many outside of Lit tie Rock Its Southern terminus will be hours from St I ouis The tram will consist of eight all steel coaches one of the ever put on the road INSTALLED TODAY By United Press LONDON Nov A huge naval and military display the installation of Sir Charles Wakefield as Lord of London Thous ands of people gathered m the neigh of St Paul s lo witness the in and JAD NOT GUILTY CONSPIRACY CASE mted Press W YORK Nov six d conspirators indicted connection with the plot to de munition ships pleaded not f in federal court today and the continued despite pleas for re which was fixed at 000 each MI Those who pleaded not guilty Robert Fay Walter Scholz Max ung Dr Herbert Kienzle and er Bronkhurst ill Daeche the sixth defendant 11 in New Jersey outside the ju tion of the court D PUN Sov Dish and Visco were arraigned e Municipal Judge Bert E Wag kenness Judge Wagner who only one language had in making them under sUnd they were brought into couit ige Wagner understood suffi ly to learn that the Russians ly before the outbreak of the pean conflict fearing the con ences of war fled from their try and came to America They drifted west and were working a section gang near Parsons until a few days ago They to Joplin Friday and spent a portion of their time in dge Wagner ordered the men to 1 town at once unless they McClelland park for thirty They understood him I for making they free they made A hasty exit i police headquarters ES REV HUNT AT H S CHAPEL M P Hunt pastor of the First tist Church and President he University took pArt in the at the High iday morning the lead the prayer and the latter giving talk on his trip to Call la last Summer President Fu told the that they would y recognize the Arkansas River t appears in the west thit they accustomed to seeing A broad ex se of water while in the western es the is but a narrow am for the most part and that it entirely swallowed up by desert lands and for irrigation poses PE FARMING CAMPAIGN SOCK Nov John TI e Commissioner of Agriculture gone to Memphis to assist m the e Farming Campaign that is being ducted from that point m 83 conn of Eastern Arkansas Tennessee fiom thin CAPTURE N T f SERBIANS 1 for is the and dunk the Brit hh and Glenmore nd thu thi All of United Press tht plan lo 01 Nov a bulk of tht a of 400000 nemy in northern Serbia is men to form the second line g toward Montenegro badly nhat thi National H ered by of be the third line gainst Austio and H THE WAtt avt i ham of Ov VEiR AGO ape owing to th broken topography f the Country An Australian the till in Ser m The thus I Of i Nib ar captured 7000 it win as H German spy m tht Tow u of REMOVE T 1 1 FILE ROCK Nov were formally IH falli n light and Power Company H of I sing tau Rimi i i laim D Ims lit td to have turned the Geiman from little Hock to right wing in r ost i GETS NEW LEASE ON LIFE ADDITION TO WYNNE H S BUILDING ROCK Nov U W Superintendent ot second ary IMS returned from Wynne where he delivered the prin cipal at the laying of the coi ner stone of a addition to the Wynne high school Iht cer was undei the direction of the ATTY DAVIS IS SUED ON DEBT OF LITTLE KOCK Should a tourt against Attorney Davis reach Court that official would bt come in interested on in a tn bunal where he the state in weighty issues of law t Jett of Lillle Rock by Charles manj lo Jeff Davis tht defend ants father brought quit against tht for the collection of a debt of dut hince October when it is alleged Jett lent that sum of money He er alleges that no part of the loan has 1 been repaid although he hat frt demanded r CI E Nov a dam Belt he tattle huyer tmed to for murder vl If to retried ha Supreme Court yesterday ro vi rued tht verdict of the Conway f JJtll to of m uim to the jury Important rulings were untamed n thy court K in the them WUH the Supreme with junca tu assess lift for con in whert the t punishment At tor ISeli Contended thai thi UK of tht ntw law in reality That tailing of thu term of Lulling thi was li Minante with constitution Wiis u second a nit later it D for a Dull four of his di vi wift s family at their homes nt mil iJ from He Our Fingers on The Pulse of Fashion Here s a Matter of u most important one if you're Stiff CuffS In shirts are the correct mode on this season's garments The Newest effects are unusual they're different they're smarter than ever and more dependable shirts are not to be found anywhere at the we've marked on them You'll Be As PrOUd of them at we prove it all kimh of luggage too Come in and see the new ones GET THEATRE FROM STAGE TO THE PRESS By United Press Staff Correspondent LONDON Oct Uy mail A theatre owned nut operated by wo turt SUge hands scene shifters and er male workers at tho en listed one by one until the playhouse closed It now reopened by the and duct as an uctor or in th iud tenet A comely young woman well stage The limelights -ire worked by girls who sit aloft the upper scenes in man imh overalls and linen coats The electric switchboard operator is like AH the wear skirta 1 and have KO A um j formed female ticket stands at the dooi while the offices are devoid of men A s or furnishes the musk under ho There IH even a woman press AUTHORIZE ANOTHER WAR lift I in mediately ht was for the to lite Alt up 1 ui in Iht cast 1 i v the new law WQI one f the t i r ti for u th Iho in im u life ill ut m this p tw f held it iL tht thit th jury iid n ni ver of Diarden wu th i r cnmt iml i 1 1 lUr pui lu l Hi 1 o lift in moment i il i i jj did tin id ll he kath tonkl U cjr i J u Dr M -S Snith of arrived to tin Synod in we and H a gawt of AiP will opo od m In I n I Pit hunt f tht im lite mon tin will M f in illy 1 i J if in Die i n f IU i ly M viti 1 it uli f i i 0 n 1 in h liy th i i irr i t f d lit si i MI Ite c M i i 1 i f tin in in rl ill Ih i will U lui t in tl in i i K D 1 w lc fiur m Oic u v rut li illy u U nil in tun 1 ai it it did i lij x itg ll r i f m 1 K v II tt jl n Smith of P k Dr h left night for I Rock on Press PARIS Nov The cabi net hiis authorized the introduction of i m the of Deputies for another per tent loan and i mcas ure to take pait of the prouts of n by reason of the f of tht Mo Pae I M 15 spending a week or two u Little Rock making a careful gallon of inquiries thil haie been re by the of Trade from pel and firms thit have 1 con seek n in this city Mi irid Mrs have as their for the week Mr j James P Coffin of who arrived this   

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