Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-25
THE LLOYD GROCERY co.

will remove. All persons who have collateral must take out same before Dec. 25. Everything will be sold al cost. II "A 4t
 BORN-To MT. and Mrs. Walter M Purvis, at the Physicians and Sur geons' hospital, Saturday, November 19 a boy. Mrs. Purvis was fornerl! Miss Lucy Burford of Pine Bluff Little Rock Gazette.
 WANTED-ERRAND GIRL AMI
 first class seamstress. No other
 but first class need apply. Apply
 Mrs. Harry Stutzman at Murphy
 Martin Dry Goods Company.
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 Captain R. D. Watts, of the Am ercan Salvation Army headquarters in this city. distributed six basset- of provisions among the poor of the city yesterday This is the Thahks- giving offering of the Salvation Ar l my.
 Frank Adams, a negro who was recently committed to ,al Oh a charge of accessory to ,n;."t3c be- fore the fact, yesterday mada bn il' and was released from tho Jefferson county Jail. Adams is eaarstd Vith complicity ill recent nar }r Mi, Il occurred on the Core place n R9i- Var township.
 Something different, Something Better this is what We have proven to everybody, who has seen our Laurel Range' demonstration, at a cost no higher than the old style range. Observation-Disclosures Hardware Go
 -Iula White and Robert Lowell, negroes were fined $5 and costs eacA before Magistrate J. A. Frazier yes terday morning. The negroes were up on charges of disturbing tAt peace. The negroes were arrested Tuesday night by Deputy Constable Dan Walters They reside on the MacGregor place near this city an. are said to be a source of trouble for other residents of the same place
 The Rebekahs will meet in reg ular session Saturday night at tho | O. O. F. hall. on West Barraque street. All members are requested to be present as there will be init iation and refreshments. There will also be nomination for officers
 The song recital by Mrs. D. R Tones, to be given at the Temple next Monday evening will be an event of much interest to all lovers of music The program will be made up of ballards and classical music, representing popular as well as heavy numbers from the best song writers.
 If you attend the annual mas Querade ball to be given by the Pine Bluff Aerie of Eagles on Tueday night. December 6. you will enjoy yourself as you have never done before. The dance committee is making prepare- tions to entertain large crowd of maskers and some handsome prizes are to be awarded the lady and gen. tleman wearing the most original cos tune. Good music and good time genreally Is assured. :. Il eS lot
 At a meeting of the Central Trades Council was held Wednesday night, President Louis Schmitt, pre-. sided. The council voted that they should heartily cooperate with the Ladies Auxiliary of the Machinists' Union, who have planned ball for date early in December. the pro- ceeds to be for the benefit of the striking machinists on the Iron Mountain. Other important matters were discussed by the council.
 ID. M. Bluthenthal, she well known local business maA b;.reiy es- capped being killed early "Wednesday evening while crossing the street it Second avenue and. Walnut street He was run down by an automobile which was exceeding the speed linn 1t and knocked down. Aside from being painfully bruised about the body MT. Bluthenthal was not seri, ously hurt. The driver of the car, which was going north on Walnut street, did not stop, but sped away at rapid gait Four ladies were dent
 A meeting of number of bas- kethall players of the Y. NJ. c. A was held recently at the Y. NJ. c. A U-,2h resulted in the organization of basketball team as representa- tive team from the local Y. NJ. c. A Grover Snuggs was elected eaptaiN Practice will begin at an early date The organization of this team is the outcome of several weeks of practice by the Y. M. c. A. athletes. Ths team will play a number of other squads in the state and will probably visit other cities to play games with their '. M. c. As Among the play CTS present at this meeting were Grover Snuggs. Charlie whyte, F Gartman. Atticus Pehdergrass. Er, nest Hummer. Lester and Roscoe Mcintyre and number of others.