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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-04
VII /. John JOE CONTINUE TO DO
UNCLE JOE'S WORK FOR INTERESTS?

WASHINGTON. April John
,.'anh Fittserald Of brooklyn, who
III h the next chairman OF the
49, committee on appropriations.
!. !, Illustration Of how success Is
..,rir,sd hy brains. Sometimes sue
-. h,llows merit. Sometimes sue
- inilows virtue. Sometimes sue
- - s,llows a career Of sell-denial
~ n Kindly acts which secure
49,, mead OF popularity. Then
.~sln success comes 90 a man mere.
: Ascause the conyolhtions OF his
: ana cerebellum are more
sorvolused than those OF his Tel
hxs s-.,,. -,
,,,ss,rr consecutively. accurately.
!. figures. In sentences. in retur-
srs,s 10 volumes. IN the lore which
!. seaulrsd by study and the burn
- ~ midnight oil. the ability 10
,s,ns an his feet and TO put his
,saushts into lucid speech. Il may
4. ,hat the speech Is raSpy; or It
IA, = that the speaker Is an un.
,-srossessing. Insignificant individ'
al lie may be what the Irish lady
!. ~ street car persisted In desig-
eating As a shrimp but II he has
~ sualificssfons in the way OF
hrxins which enter into the make
- a a man Ike John Joseph Fltx-
crald. democrat OF brooklyn. ne Is
a. 10 acquire success
John Joseph is not noted for his
vr,pe His political integrity h not
.Asye mar Because John Joseph Is
rmsmbered and viii be remem.
ksred probably for a long time as
~ man Who was delivered BY Tam
rany 10 help the republican Joseph
Z Cannon hold his speakership au-
thor,ty and prevent a proper re-
xs.sor Of the rules. II was shady
distress. but John Joseph Fits
rrsld was there He was 1t.
IL others followed him He de-
Nvsrsd the cards under the table
which Canon needed.
But John Joseph has a following
Il the democracy Of the house of
rsgrezertstivez He IL smart. In
fart he i as keen a. the traditional
krsar. He Is the best pariiamcntar'
he IN the party. n not in the house
q representatives tie Is shrewd 10
We su opportunity and perfectly un-
srupaious to press an advantage
" vas put az the head OF the APP
prpyrsxtions committee because the
cher people felt that they had To
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Will. WATCH
OVER 7. R.

The colonel will be watched
Chief nanuick will meet the ex.
president az the Colman dock with
100 mon, Ten mounted cops viii
lead the march Then will come
the chief and Inspector sullivan.
Detectives ia Griffith and Lee
Harbee will act IA bodyguards for
T. Il. The Municipal league has
also engaged Manager Thayer OF
the local Burns detective agency
for the job.
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UNWR|TTEN LAW
Goes IN TEXAS

roRT NORTH, Twas, ApFU T.
...,.,ly recognizing the "unwrit.
:. law as Justification Tor killing.
= m,orS here today are trying
-. rlrabeth Brooks on a eharge
..xsox murdered Mrs Mary
s,.s,ra. a former society mvorite.
- e. months ago. In a department
eore here. .t,,, 49, ~.
m. Rinford had aliena'ed brooks
s.ss.,,ans capsiug him TO neglect
- sna resulting in the shooting.
"a xomen were temperance
workers
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TACOMA FIGHT
IS RED HOT

TACOMA, April about noon
the voting in the mayoraity recall
election buzzed at the rate OF one
ballot a minute In all Of the 100
odd precincts. All aides are conf
dent. Barth workers even claiming
that Seymour would be third In the
race and that the contest was be
tween Barth and Fawcett.
Mayor Fawcett still clings to his
opinion that he viii have 5000
majority over both OF his opponents
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OH, YOU HAREM !

HAVANA. Cuba. April lin,
moral and unehFistiRn. That's
what the Rt, Rev Gonzales rs
trada. bishop OF Havana. says OF
the harcm skirt He has issued
a pastoral letter. In which he
warns women that les use will re-
suit In accommodation.
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San FRANCISCO. April 4.-The
aiming interests. as we'll as 9th.
would be vastly benefited by
- fatification OF the Canadian
,pss,aDrocity treaty. said Joseph w.
!. ."k' iormer governor Of Missouri.
! statement here today.
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Drs. G. n. Maxey. Arthur y. Gun
ningham. Nellie Evans. Walter Jas
Ford and Ida NJ. Weaver we're Sc
attic delegates 10 the State Osteo
pathic convention. held In Wen
atchee.
DR.. Walter Jay Ford was mad'
e-presldent and DIR. Ida NJ
Weaver. treasurer.
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WOMAN IS ELECTED
MAYOR IN KANSAS

HONEYWELL. Kas.. April a.
Nm Ella Wilson was today chosen
mayor Of Hurnewell The returns
from yesterdays election showed
that Mrs. Wilson had tied az the
polls With c. NJ. Ackers. but the
election j,dxes today declared her
: winner. All the other women
zntidzfes were defeated. The
ra5oass promises to clean up the
toxn
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MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.


New garments made and old remodeled
Latest styles Prices reasonable 81
Arcade Bldg Ind. l. zsIT
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WIN IN MICHIGAN

FLINT. Mich, April s.-Complete
returns today give John A. G. Min
ton. cigar maker and socialist. a
plurality OF $50 In yesterdays cleo
ton for mayor. The socialists also
elected thhee aldermen. three super
visors and two school trustees. one
OF the latter being Minton's wife.
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SOCIALISTS ACTIVE.

'sAkERSFTELD. Cal. April A.
M the first time In many years
ne socialist party win present a full
eexst at the municipal election to
y held here next Monday.
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MEsrLAkk MAnKrr.

FaurF Jersey kutter. ! peunds Cor 81 !.
fader oafamsia. fsc fpunf : psunie tnf
Etes william Nahrfe EfDnnd chocolate.
Pound tins. zee. bee coffee 1sr. {. gal
Ion While Glover bftps sffup ttr. Pearl
taking pawder. EeU pound. genuine TIN
ported CASTLE saap s. har. uea fHii
lee roun1. laaauns Foe tAe. fAax hos 4.
ttf quart souf mitrt t'ekirs. Zee quart 4
appisas filts % 81 - boz. nir@ sfauses
te zach. fanrF naVsf rfaNl ~. 81 90 Ice
d119n. aAaan4s. Tee doErn. fpru cod. 7
pss8afs fer far. I poauds for 4tr4 Gtinunh
saiuson. , p-eun1s tkf clans. iAc psAf
Finland hrFffhE Tee 1ourds rrHnaa
for gae! iamb stow. a. pound. auttnn
chops lee pond fes roast. fec poani
ttr4 bacon. zee pound. home Fentefed
lard. , pounds Tor st1i cpTn BEEF. D.
pound.
A SAFE Coisu REMEDY
nrevn's BrsnrhsMl Treehss -~<abtain -
autat~s 80
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MIcnIoAn COUNTIES Day.

DETRoiT. April 4-Calhoun.
ssetscn and Genessee counties
saanged from dry" to wet" by TO.
'sys election. and Losco and Mont.
am shifted from wet" TO dry"
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rheumatism, acute or chronic. our spe-
ciaity Hygea Therapeutic BathA COS
Eifaf Blk
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W -. Mallory grows hair and cures
dhndruff III Coiumr~ ".
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THE SEATTLE STAR

TO MAIL suBssHIBEH, - rhs dats
wh@a your sabs--tptlon expires ~ On ths
address Label o. sach paper Whsn thss
nsaln Lsen paid IN advances, your mans
IL taken from the Hat change OF d@ps
on the address label 10 a receipt.
a month. up 70 ats moEtns' ssx months
tf.7e. one ysar sr2b.
IN to sfx months. slK months. We; one
year. t1et
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WASHINGTON. April i.--There
has been no light thrown on the
proposed strike in May of the ma.
chinists for an eight-hour day. The
case is before the international as
ISOLATION.
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CONVICT DIES.

THoMASToWN. Me. April a.
sydney Kennison Prebble. rs years
old. serving a life term for the
murder Of his chum. years ago.
died yesterday in the state prison.
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Hot air and electrical baths. massage
anI Swedish movements Hygaa Thera-
peutic Baths. coo Fitei Dix
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wAnrup-mrscullAnuous

Wenfef-Cheap tofa. Ballard Or
Green I,ska district for better lots Ma
drnaa district itet American Rank
Etfg
Wanted Woman partner IN chicken
ranch. must have AZ least fsea. l. M
Tafa puFaii wash
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N~-~~4~~~~r~N~~~~~~~~~e> e~e~-~~~~~~~~N~-~--~~~s
tasafa-un Flfsf az chicago. MnranAss
aepat. Or en ffth ant Aain. bznk book
nnfe book naie 81 ttl. nata standard
on So for sass. str. Enasi Antsl. ttth
Aaf Nain. reunl 50 Cedar 7fs
t-asf-pass haak Ne itsat fintaF -
iurn % wssainktsa TRUST anf savings
Hama
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WILL ADDRESS STUDENTS.
J. J. Franklin. Seattle contrac-
tor. viii address the engineering
students OF the state university to.
night In the science hall ON the
college campus
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-~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r ~r~eNNecs@~e~3~r~0~0~N~
one and ta0 furnished rooms for
house kes ping. 4 blocks from Fourth ana
Pike. bath. Nas. rlccfricifN, water ~
rooms. rates reasonable Phone Main
tesi. sees wsailaks
rho Aim apartments at EiEhth Az.
housekeeping suites. steam heat gas
elect rtrlty. not and cold water. reason
able, strictly medsrn
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FURNisnE5 APARTMENTS.


SAN JOSH
HAN itth g.. two and thres-room apart
f1ants. iiEht free cooking Eas4 hot
water. steam heat. furnished complete
Rent f16. Telephone beacon isa.
GRAND VIEW APARTMBSrs sot
Eartlake. strictly modern, completely
furnished Z. a. t-room suites. speci&i
summer rates. walking distance y tft.
lad tsft
Heautifei and g-ruom modern apart
fneufs furnished. unfnrniNhcds watkins
distance select nrinhhnrhOods excep-
tional los rate East es2f
TO st--Apartmsnta, Furnished and
unfurnishud. Apply Lane Apartments.
18Th and Republican -. East iIte.
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SITUATION wANTEp-fsmALE

(1~~~-Ns~~-~e~-~~-~~~~ @~<>-NS~f>r>S~~~e~fN
Reliable and competent stspographef
and office woman wants position. used
70 fiiinE iio per week 81, The star
Wanted Piano pupils. beginners a
speciality Phone a fIes.
CHI wants place at homework or ssc-
ond girl. stit 18Th ave g.. Georgetown
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TnE ANHEN eooi Eighth av near
Wastlahe az news tlrau. furnished.
4 steam heated bedrooms tfor mem.
NatrH 81 so per wsoh Tbr PEI night.
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||\V|et,f
Prokers.
n ire TO
limited
! STYLES
Fck az
|lesler
| show
H."
|Esf tho
! aud
/ lunch
! il to-.
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Classified want ads etes. enc cent Per
word minimum eharzs for any ad. "
cents Telephone nd In and Ss III sen.
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spEciA. roT,cgs.


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Gshsimsn a NuHsn. esrp~ntsrs and
ssassa. ,"ssss. wss,h.- s,s,splnf asa
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FUNERAL DIRECTIONS

fff16GNSnTT0N Nc6NNf10Sa"f6
CuFHaf Bth and uuioul Main taef fua
tfss FREMONT OFFtCE. tliT IRE.
meat - phnnes. North tfes lrsrn ~
r0TTENwoNrH q non Frefs.%snai
pirestofs and t4esassa Emhafnsrs isti
isis- OPP hesrs ths@trs nefh paenss sss
Hennsy Wstsoa Co fupsral Dirsetert
> Aifs az and uniserstts nsth ghoasr "a
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>-~s~~-~.~~~~S~~-~~~.~ s~-~~~~~~~-~s~~~~S~
-. -.
or BABY OR CHILDREN. .
FREE PICTURE
To Advertise my specially % chill. .
freas pits2fss. l uii give 20 any !.
- une bftnaina thia enupen ard sbtii
one b~eetlfsi pietafs free Dent let !.
oaby krow ap eifnaut = pletare
HARTERS.
1854 Foarth aad pfs.. :.
uatsf made % afdsf. tfimfnsi and re-
uodHied uFfnE IN yeur uta un~s. make
en look fikn new. az MN npor Eltsi
BIDS PIKE and Eseerd
wanted = 81 pertenra1 chorus Sis see
MI Douglass. seattle theatre. ie -
THURSDAY reed satarr
Experisarna faak~r. private millinery :
also apprentices end pspiis cas- Psupis's
Rank NiaN
wanted sshanlsfu 10 help with
iiEhf heaaeuett rhsne fktn
f.sp~ri~ne-a chambssfnAid wautod
Apply Hotel Northern
W&ufrd-sIiri far general hosnssork
! y Cameron. 1sai " seth 81
SITUATIONS WANTED-MeLE
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ENGLfsttNpNEN
Daughters ~ g. George meet first and
thlfd Ihur saafH y ma tn FuFnstsfs
phuus h~aran tfsi, UraHs 80
Grand hapias knrfian ana storage %
Eaft 70 First az. siii buF yuuf Euasis 81
srii thstn 90 commission A. = hnths.
shiia .sei.eessr Msln Isss, 2 stis
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~~~~-~~~sN~~4~SN~~~~s~ ~~~~~S~e~~~~~~~~~~~~
PAINTING paper hanging kaisetnin
ing. general hegseeisenine Phone Aapil
tth
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RENE MBER

That these tracts all cleared and ready don't
to spend all life digging atumpu. FOR DAYS
ONLY In order to advertise these BEAUTIFUL Tracts
will
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members of the firm, if there be any funds left after an investigation is made into the books and after the debts of the firm are all disposed of.
 Mir. Donovan charges that he and Charles Malachowsky entered the plumbing business in 1909 and that the defendant has had charge of the books of the concern since that time and has collected all accounts and moneys belonging to it The pres ent stock and outstanding accounts amount to about $2,400 and the peti- tioner says the firm is insolvent. The petitioner charges that Malachowsky has kept the books in careless manner and that it is impossible to ascertain the amounts due by or to
 the firm. By previous agree ment, at the time tile partnership was formed, the petitioner states that they were to share equally in the profits
 and were equally liable for debts.
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1 noon for his home.
 Claim Agent Fred l.. Young, one of i the best known officials of the Iron Mountain, spent yesterday ill the city on business for the railroad.
 Mrs. Bama Holcombe and grand son Orto Mitchell, will go to Little Rock this morning to visit Mrs. John E Martineau for few days.
 NJ. M. Ritchie, general superintend- ent of the Iron Mountain, with head quarters in Little Rock, spent yestef- day in the city on a bushes strip.
 Mrs. Robert Dorrough and Mrs. W: L. Wood, who have been the guests of Judge A B. Grace and family, have returned to their homes at TeXarkana
 Fred Atwood. of Cairo, III, is in the city spending a short while with his mother, Mrs. P. D. Atwood, and his brother, Harry N Atwood, local head of the Iron Mountain railroad.
 H. C. Dreyfus of the Isaac Drey- fus Company, has returned from the Eastern markets, where he and his father, Isaac Dreyfus, purchased a big Spring stock for their local es- tablishment. MT. and Mrs. Dreyfus and daughter, Miss Artie Dreyfus, will not return to the city for sev- eral weeks
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I. + HOTEL ARRIVALS
 ' . % + .s < * + + T. < S + * + +

AT THE JEF'FERSON-John D. Wilson, St. Louis R. C. Gore, St Louis: 0. Alexander. Little Rock; C.. D. Powell Louisville, Ky :; j. H. Din- gelhoef. North Carolina; H. J. Jones, Atlanta.
 AT THE ARLINGTON-y. 0. Oden TeXarkana; F. F. Bowles, Fayette- vile; James McJunkin, Pittsburg; F. NJ Dickey, Star City: A. J. Kellar, Little Rock; F. B. Nicely, Vicksburg; W. $. Moss. St. louis; NJ. 7. Ander- son and wife. Maiden, Mo-; J. O Hobbs, Athens, Texas; M M. Poole, Hamburg; Victor Boggs, Kearney; P e. Jenkins Sherrill; R. M. Min- nice, Memphis c. P Thornton, Mag nolia; Y J. Gerald Little Rock; c. w. Burns, Stuttgart; s T. Weymuth and wife, San Antonio; c. T. Graham, St. Louis; R. C. Chapple Little Rock; c. B. Ellington, Hot Springs: w. C.. Barrow, Little Rock: E. A. Sumner, Hot Springs: R. F. Lane, Chicago; R. w. Carter, St. Louis; William N. Hannaberry, Camden; N. J.; l.. H, Crowd, Poplar Bluff, Mo.
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rft < + | 2 BRIEF MENTION s + + efF + +
 , ! + ! + | ! F + ! + j. <. + + + +

Walter Levey spent yesterday in Little Rock on business.
 o. NJ Spellman, of Lake Farm, spent yesterday in the city OH busi- ness.
 Attorney N. J. Can't will spend to- day in Little Rock on legal busi- ness.
 Mrs. Roy and Mrs Harry hanf returned from brief visit in Little Rock.
 Tom Purvis has returned from a business trip to Helena. He spent several days there
 Miss Minnie Everett leaves Mon- day for Warren, where she will visit relatives and friends.
 .A, B. Holcombe will leave today for St. Louis, where he will remain sev- eral weeks on business. WI. w. Byrd and wife left yesterday morning for Little Rock, where they will spend few days.
 John F. Rutherford and Thos A Bell left yesterday afternoon for Ft. Smith, oh business trip. i H. E. Trulock, of the Leverenz- Trulock shoe store, spent yesterday at Noble Lake on business
 Captain Matt Downs is here with his family. He came down from Little Rock yesterday morning
 Angus F. McNeill, of Redfield, spent yesterday in the city and re- turned home yesterday afternoon.
 R. l.. Jones, of Little Rock, former ly with the Cotton Belt here, spent yesterday in the city with friends.
 Mrs. Mary Burford, after a pleasant visit with Mrs. J J. Brown, will leave today for her home at Thorn ton.
 Mrs J P Johnson, of Little Rock, formerly Miss Dot Cooper, of this city, is visiting friends and relatives here
 V. J Kaiser travelling freight
 agent of the Iron Mountain, was calling On shippers in the city yes- , terday.
 Harry Hanf and Joe Meyer left yesterday morning in a motor boat for a brief visit to points on the low CT river.
 M. B. O'CaIlaghan, the we'll known cotton buyer who has been spending the winter here, will leave Sunday for Buffalo, N. Y
 Attorney Ben J. Altheimer, of Chi cago, was in the city yesterday on business. He left yesterday after
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Violet Afternoon.

Miss Ethel Schloss entertained with a violet afternoon yesterday in her home on West Barraque street. Her guests only included the visit ing young ladies in the city The beautiful violet idea was carried out in every detail of the affair and the home was carefully decorated in the chosen flowers. A guessing contest was had and Miss Fannie Stern, of Louisville, Ky, won the prize fam cy apron. An elegant luncheon in two courses was served. Those pres ent were Misses Carolyn Rosenbaum, of Scooba, Miss, Hertha Stern, of Camden; Ruth Brown, of Texarkana; Fannie Stern, of Louisville; Fannie Raskas of St. Louis, and Miss SchlOSS
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Surprise Party,

Yesterday being the birthday of Mrs. w. H. Simpson, her two young daughters, Misses Estelle and Ruth Simpson gave her a surprise birth day party in their home, Mo- 61e West Barraque street. Only the imme- diate friends of Mrs. Simpson were m attendance. When they had exchang- greetings with the surprised honoree a contest was introduced for their di- version. The idea of the contest was to make the most words out of the letters in he word Simpson" The prize, beautiful work basket was won by Mrs E. O. King and the con- solation prize, a book, fell to Mrs. John Holman A splendid musical program followed the contest and a dainty luncheon was served before the guests departed. The guests of the afternoon included Mesdames F. c. Furth, Victoria Mills, Harry ]. Davis, John Holman, J. P. Johnson, of Little Rock; c. Cooper, E. O. King and w. H. Simpson; Misses Ruth II q Estelle Simpson and Eddie and Wash ii King.
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DONOVAN ASKS
 FOR RECEIVER
Charges That His Partner. Charles Malachowsky, Has Been Keeping Books CarelesSIy and That
 the Firm is InSOlyent.

The Pine Bluff Plumbing Company on East Second avenue was yesterday thrown into the hands of receiver at the instance of M. V. Donovan, who established the buSieSs some years ago, and who is a partner with Charles A, Malachowsky At the re- quest of Mir. Donovan's attorney, N J. Can't, Judge J. M. Elliott in ths Jefferson chancery court, appointed J. W. Sanders as receiver.
 The petitioner asked that the re- ceiver pe appointed to sell the as- sets of the company and dispose of same for the benefit of creditors and
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AT CHURCHES. = = = = = =
Christian Church.

Rev c. C. Cline, the pastor, will preach at both the morning and ey- ening hours Sunday He will preach on the Model Church. His sub- ject for the morning will be sThe Model Elder The evening subject will be 'The Model Deacon We'd nesday night prayer meeting will be conducted by Kenneth Simpson. The subject will be What We Owe to LutheraniSm.
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firmative, John Sorrells, Earl Royse Billy Peebles; Negative, Walter Pope Jeff Mccain and Alton Harper.
 The debate was decided in favor of the affirmative. The report of the critic was read. No further busi- ness being before the society a mo- ton made made by Hartel Toney to adjourn and carried.
 HENRY GUEST, Reporter
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m. and Sunday evening at 7:45 D. Ill. Subject. Man Sunday school at 10 a. m Wednesday evening testimon- ial meeting at :: 4:. Reading room open daily except Sunday from 2:30 to j D. m Visitors welcome.
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[
 Idble Literary Society.

Invincible Literary Society
 its regular meeting yesterday soon in the mathematics room ap High School, The society called to order by the president tAe minutes of the last meeting read by the secretary and ap- M The program rendered was blbws::
 Lay, Leo Sanders. (Absent.) aaH, Resolved, That the Senators kA be elected by direct vote. Af-
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The children of the First Methodist church will have their annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday before Easter, under the direction of Mrs. Fisack- erly and Mrs. Florence Hearn. Full particulars will be published later.
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The plaintiff says he is unable ID as- certain his share of the profits or as- sets or indebtedness 0r the nmnrber of names of creditors Tbe hnsi
 ness, it is charged, is being operated at loss and cannot be continued
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WOOD

Sawyer and Austin green wood de- l:vered to all parts of city. Twa- Horse wagon load, $1.5O. In t1vs load lots, $500. c. A. Thomss, uev phone 469. 4r. Quick delivery
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1t the First Baptist Church.

Sunday school at 30 a. Iii Preach ing at eleves o'cloc. q. Ihe G"a'n. and at seven. thirt.' .t nigE: Far. ,is;ng at the clos, ef ,he night ser vice S. E TG.' .sste,
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Lutheran Church.

East Sixth avenue and Florida st. English Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Ger man service 1O:45 D. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all
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AA14$$$$$$3$4$ . SOCIETY :
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,.,n at Bridge.

,,sn at Bridge.
 l. lB. Simon was a pleasant hostess of yesterday afternoon .pt.rtained a few friends at the
 in her home on West Sixth , which was prettily decorated ,,ing flowers. After several s of bridge Mrs l. R. Meyer Esnpd to be the winner of the
 anne silk hose. Refreshments served. Those present were bmes Allie Dreyfus,, s. A. Ros- ', H. c. Bluthenthal, l. R. Mey- I Bluthenthal, Charles A. Bloom, \ Bloom, Harry Hanf, Roy Hanf, Sbloss, Max Eisenkramer, J. M. Ehs, Mona Kimple, Mo Levine, ! Dluthenthal and Leo Kastor.
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The First Church of Christ Scientist.
 Services Sunday morning at ii a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-04
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Exclusive Stationery, the famana Delta Bond this week oDly 29c . box at Seawell's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-04
Easter Egg Hunt.

HENRY GUEST, Reporter