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GOVERNOR NAMES
 NEW COMMISSIONERS
Finally Decides On Appointees for St. Francis Leyec POard JObs-Much Interest Has Been Manifested
 in the New Officers.

Little Rock, Ark, April 20.-Gov. days of deliberation and receiving many delegation from Eastern Ark ansas, decided upon the commissioners of the St. Francis Levee District to succeed those whose terms expire this month. The terms of the new esf missioners are for three yearS' ss-ss, ss commence with the meeting of the board which will be held in Memphis next month. The new commissioners are: Poinsett county. J. c. Mitchell, Harrisburg. succeeding John Enrich :; Mississippi, c. M. Bell, Osceola; Crit tenden, H A. Morrison, Earle, suc- ceeding l.. P. Peary; St. Francis, E. A Rolfe, Forrest City, succeeding James Russell; Cross county, Love Ranks to fill avacanty caused by the death of T. E. Hare of Wynne; and o. N Killough tD succeed himself; C"aighead county, T. A. Turner; Lee J. T. Robertson; and Phillips, John Mcdonald. For the past two weeks Little Rock has been the Mecca for all sorts of pilgrimages from Eastern Arkansas made by the different fac- tions which were anxious to get places on the Board After the Mis- sissippi county appointment was de- cided on, Governor Donaghey heaved d sigh of satisfaction because the thankless job was over. and started to work on other lines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-21
BIG CONVENTION
 CLOSES TODAY Mrs. w IN. Wiggins Demon strates What She is Doing
 in Texas.
THE DAYS PROGRAM
Hrs. W B. Ferguson Gives Fine Talk on 1.-The New Graded Lessons"
 The Program.

The monotony of the usual program numbers of the second days session of the Arkansas State Sunday School convention, which is being held at the First Baptist church in this city vas broken yesterday afternoon with q rich, clever and amusing half hour playlet' or comedy, entitled "A Home Department Demonstrated. Ie the delegates the burlesque was ore Of the crowning entertainment fea- lures of the present meeting and add ed to the many intellectual treats giv- en the visitors and home Sunday school workers, results in the con- vention being a decided success.
 Mrs. w. N. Wiggins, sister of s. c. Alexander of this city, a woman of fine talents and unusual intellectual 1ty, was responsible for the delightful half hour. In her own clever way She demonstrated in an amusing but effective manner what is being done
 
 'Ssev. w. N. Wiggins of Dallas, is gen. 2 ral secretary of the State Sunday School association, in building up the Home Department of Sunday Schools.
 Mrs. W1ggins was assisted by Mrs 5. E. Cockrill, of Little Rock; Rev. Eesemond, of El Dorado; Mir. and Mrs. n. w. Richey, c. o. Huber and Mrs. W. B. Ferguson, of Little Rock; Mrs. Dickey and Miss Boyce. They were seated on the platform and the play let opened with a meeting of the off, cials of the Sunday school at "Scott's station" After considerable argu- ment the Home Department was final ly adopted, during which some of the officials had to be convinced as to the value of the new work. Some object ed because it might cost too much. Others desired to remain "in the rut' like their grandfathers used "ter do" aid still others couldn't see "no use'' in the new fangled" thing. But the majority ruled and the business ses- sion ended with Mrs. Wiggins being appointe dorganizer of the Department. She was supposed to have just re- turned to Texas from the Pine Bluff convention and immediately took up the work
 Her first visit was to the home. of Ms. Ferguson, who was seated on the stage with a three-months old baby in her arms and about fifteen other little brats'' about her. Mrs. Fer euson apparently knew nothing of Sun-
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home of Chris Christinius, No. 407 East Second avenue The affair was the christening of the three months old infant of Chris Christinius and wife. Rev Peter Phiambolis, the Greek Priest of St Louis. arrived here yesterday afternoon and christened the infant last evening during the Eierrymaking of nearly the entire Cl eek population of the city
 Christinius is proprietor of the Busy Bee Cafe and is one of the best known Greeks in the city.
 The infant child who was christened last night was born about three months ago. The christening WAS celebrated in the home by the drink ing of wine, singing and a general big time by the foreigners.
 Chris Christinius and wife were married about a year ago in this city bv the same priest who was called from St. Louis yesterday. The wife came here from Turkey shortly be- fore the marriage, and the romance had it's beginning in the old country Her father accompanied her here for the wedding and is still in the city
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Stutzman and May, With Pictures, Make Complete Change Today, Thurs day 21st, at ORPHEO.
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|H. l.. iRemmel and
 K. R. Ratteree Were kmong Speakers.
VT ! LAND CONGRESS
|eId in This County May A. |rest is at Fever Heat The Speakers.

uet, at which President H. L. of the Little Rock Board of hd Judge D. R. Katterec sec-
 the State Land Congress, bored guests, was held last tne fIotei Jefferson in this er the auspices of the Pine Ard of Trade and the Jeffer- nty Real Estate Exchange. urpose of enthusing interest bounty Land Congress to be his city May 4. Much good mplished and it is predicted first county congress here he largest to be held in var mites throughout the state ke addresses were made by mel, Judge Rtteree, w. H.
 J. F. Rutherford, Dr. Cald- others and a movement will urated within the next few B for the purpose of carrying Eessful termination the plans for the big Jefferson county Y. H Langford, member of Ed of Control, of the State gress, was toastmaster He he objects. of the luncheon hat the object was simpiey
 interest in the county con- be held in this city. He khe great benefits to be de- a the state and county gati,-
 After relating an amusing Introduced MT. !Remmel, one pnored guests.
 emmel said he was glad to ind to meet with such a rep- Fe body of men. Agitation is important thing. he said. lie (ge Ratterree the credit for tgesting the Land Congress Fe told of the plans in each oi (ty-five counties to make the Fgress movement a success housand dollars is to be rais- dvertising Arkansas. Every into this state will run ex. into Arkansas once a week mel outlined the manner ol pg, most of it to be done trade journals and leading lroughout the country.
 i've got a great state, a won. ate. The lands are toe The ides of lands brings $1s
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If you have houses to rent, or want to rent house, it will pay you to see us. We have a we'll equipped rental department, and please both owner and tenant. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. 4-17-6t.
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The rate on tornado insurance is only 20c per hundred for one year or 40c for three years. Can you afford to be without it. Cotton Belt Saw ings & Trust Co. 4-16-6r.
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The best costs no more. We write Tornado Insurance in the largest in- surance companies in the world Call today. R. H. M. Mills & Sons, Old est Agency in Arkansas, PA West Barraque street. 4-13-1m.
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House and large lot in Southwest ern part of town for sale. Lot large enough for two more houses. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Go. 4-19-4t
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OWLS DANCE

The Order of Owls will give a dance at their hall, 4th ave and Main st. Thursday evening, April 21.
 4-19-3t.
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Stutzman and May, With Pictures, Make Complete Change Today, Thurs. Gay Fist, at ORPHEO.
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an acre. You are in the very heart O. the finest country to be found any where in the Union. We don't real ize what we've got. We have more navlgable waterways than any other state in the Union. I think this a movement that is going to bring great things to Arkansas. We have got to raise the money to promote it. SCme counties will have to raise more money than others.
 The Panama Canal is soon to be completed. Arkansas border will he an inland seashore."
 The speaker told how few men at Little Rock got an appropriation of more than $300,000 for Arkansas riy- CT improvements and said united effort will result in the same success for the Land Congress movement. He urged Pine Bluffians to go after fac tories, which are essential to devel- op a city like Pine Bluff.
 We want to get bill through the legislature to provide permanent fund for advertising fund.-" said MT Rcmmel, "and I believe we can get it. With SO,OOO farmers and seven ty-fiye county land congress organiz- ations behind it, the bill is sure to pass.
 T hope you will have a great gath ering at the Jefferson county Land Congress. You are setting the pace and you ought to set it so strong that other counties will follow. The next Land Congress will probably be held at Fort Smith, after your meet ing.'
 Judge Ratteree's Speech.
 Judge Ratteree told of the original Land Congress at Chicago. He de- clared that the Agricultural Depart plent of the state of Arkansas is a disgrace to the state in that it's exhi- bit department hasl been neglected. The Land Congress sentiment has spread rapidly and you would be surprised to see the great amount of mail that is being received daily at my office. He told of the great pub licity given Arkansas all over the country. Judge Rateree read a let ter from the Cotton Belt officials, stating that they would be present at the local congress. with other rail- load officials.
 Many state senators have already pledged themselves to change the of- flee of commissioner of mines, manu- lectures and agriculture and create an office of commissioner of immigration and agriculture.
 "The people of Arkansas have got to whitewash their fences and barns and put on their Sunday Clothes and greet the home seekers in October with open arms.
 i We've got the land, the climate the minerals, everything that goes to make desirable location for land !; seekers"
 Dr. J L. Caldwell said he was late in reaching the Little Rock Congress because he was trying to cover thir- ty counties in thirty days. He said it was unnecessary to enumerate the resources of this sate '"There is more room here for foreign capital 1 than in any other state. The eyes o1 1 the world are turned upon Arkansas All of the railroads are talking Ark | c <lo oAl ;,ooe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
lREss WEEDS
| HER CHAUFFEUR

osIoN, Mass. March "a
announcement Of r.. o.
,f' ne millionaire silk In.
q South Manchsater.
. Daughter Elsie was
$50 1870 . James Dsnnison on
reveals q romance 10.
,l.'. ..n,sen . year ago was ON
:. by Cheney az ehsuffsuf.
= NJ s,''sf's hls way 10 the heart
49,. ~ tt'ena lady. and Chsnoy's
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! ~ sspt their secret we'll,
- " .. announcement surprlssd
| -. IIlsuas The public an.
s'ssIasnt "a taken AZ 81 h
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| as's, Do no, oppose thelr
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2aTABELA. O.. March "a
teadou has coms back from
soflasseins trip. which vas the
NM aehlerement OF his 3
e.fs citizens 81 Ashtabuia a city
~ have c0me and gone via.
ne h0iei 81 which John la
hAte cone in on one train
ns away on the next but
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az nsssr stepped a foot outs ~
psraie limits never ridden
a-uatil a brother persuad
81 e other fay 10 take u trim
sIeland. s. miles away the
.gsfs BIZ parks. street cars
Aaf autos ia thar city made
Wsiig dizzy.
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NIBR|NGHURS7
CHARGES ARE
DENIED

.m. cnarrs Implied u a
..,.nsl stors appearius m a
-. s,osnlaS paper former Fire
~, narry W nrlashorst issued
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w. wv lmplicalion Ia the head lines
! sas y false
~ ssnipmens or snpplics have
.saaeu away. nor Is anything
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s ,.llsa For maserlai or appar
=. sew ou hard The sNo hook
- $40 trucks said 70 be ia siof.
= two Ed tfucfs, one housht
- which We repaired and
80 "A lAat they could he used
a'. e.,srsls a others broke down,
Ma, Atse a Reserve.
-e.e wish Intelligence enoush
~ ~ departments know n 90
!. + V.ssss1fs % keep apparatus o.
~ sssty for accidents and efrak
- We have not n0w So much
.ss aamrssns as los Angeles.
81 - ,r'ssell planned that Gee noe
ss...sl lIre station az Harvard and
- shoala haxe aufOmphiic Az.
s ara none % that ordered
- arrived OF the four en-
~. slarsa Al Thlrd and Pine, Qne
reserve two are there tos "a
..lve repairs and one u brand
- Ia nos yes accepted hy the
49, II public works.
rs aos firetaat puwamish was
...~ea ever 10 she department rusty
,ss,srspre with plates stove Ia,
$500 Fuu Ia The bearings coams
= S,aslixhfs broken and equip
go usslnk Since then Che fire
= ssespsns has, Ia addition 20
e.ssnsnsnm tAa sneQuaimse.
.ssssa constantly removing rust
- l. nawamlsh. painting and
-sssr..x al thas men could DO
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i. 800 eell and faithfully dome
cendlslons a. Ballard.
hllAfa eannos get a hook and
ksNt lruek until there Is b place
nmf Il ard those Who arr posted
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sfa slAfire and another az 3SFd
xaE aion. We had aa exaspcr
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40 ier Youngstown, Madison
.a.A ID Mount Baker Para be
maw Il snrdy deliveries Of material
- a,szpectsd calls for sane. bat
avs a. Fpady TO Be hauled away
: ske eAY I was removed. and Z
Il aafsAated. the fault la not
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ron ss2E $3.50

10 cants roll any afn prihfs aHd
FniafHemeufs Ter Tess Iaegan ph1to
Ahep sersnd fieof FL riae
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vented a hustler 70 take charge -
one ~ qur additions You Gao make
$500 per month Experience not neess.
aafy Fee q - fiiiiman. room Times
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wanted ifandV man pu ranch, Eastern
warrington hnr who rHu 90 plaehamtth-
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a1t Boston 1879
Eafhafa als of eight men waaied Al
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International Ffas rmpiqYmqni offlcs
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gaafiia Automobile afhoeL day and
HiaHt Glasses Practical teeehefs hea1
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Broadway. near Yesiar Nain 1913
rsAa ranamas. atfaws Cleaned. bieek-
a. trimmed. Uueaiird foI nets BOO
KinFs ifei works. Firat ana Union
gslasmen % take our cash weekly sell-
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capital city Nufaery Cor Heiefn. 2rHEpn
Try rraria'a "Hpaciar &c. al u9ol
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end az
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gs washington e seattle
Want ff msn AZ once 10 C4f brush and
aa8a g. 10 aay Also Intelligent man
ia show land 1850 month Want one
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1laaes Sec Bennett ai wharf 81 bfsn-
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we teach fha barber trade free 20
fnan and anman forrest and most com (.
ahiia fas4Hinas taals faputahcd Cali o.
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SUPERINTENDENT

NAN wITH SONS HtfiNEsa HN-
rgmfrMfE as pNW WEEK TO START
MUST Rave suHE CASH 1to NhW
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
q = ~
sot virssnia = nishea tafi aui.sdsl
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electric .isht bath sss. fise snd -
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10 4 tnfafaishsd niearru rpgnss near
car Cal EVENINGS 80 SETH Heht FeA-
sonabis 70 permanent worAinr people
sabny farn.shsa reams ~ ons q
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distance Main ttsf ensf
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q suitahis f9s S@ntism"ns rsaHsnseis
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cold water iaEs NsaA 1ifa3 ash AZ
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car finnas N 50 per seek 700 1tr1 ~
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or fmo aeatiemen. reasonable aait Ter
b. and : snliss pleasant housekeeping
r0ons g1e t2a. 81 60 Mrs Hhalding
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BOARD AND ROOM,
= 's q asininsd nc ss1fsmsn ~
mnn and wife tarEe. attractive front
faon. clothes closets. desirable sili
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care and good reference Phone North
Two bsys 70 board IN heautlfui modern
home o. month Ballard tss
private hoafd and room pleasant
r8oma gaaa table board ices James 20
nsst home tsbia board. " week 1000
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BUSINESS cHANcE8.
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gswsra affsssa fef rsossia afess ICES
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FSnaa via 49, enra ~gaid nae
haasswaTA 81 f9ft
rsss 4ashsse 81 sesns Es.t i4ff
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parts ~ ne waFi1 applF - Drama Ca
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