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The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
MONROE PROFFERs
Bis CITY ROLLER
Never Mind the Streets" Says
Mayor To City Engineer, But
Fix That Diamond"

MONROE, La, March 1.-THE
mayor. the chief OF police. the assist
ant city engineer and sundry other
city officials OF Monroe visited the
morning practice OF the Tigers today
and inquired II. there was anything
conspicuous by their absence. Man
ager Hughie responded that all was
well. He expatiated a while on the
beauties OF nature that fringe the
training plant about, and merely al
luded to the fact that the ideal wealth
er had made the ground hard where
the spikes Of the players had torn
Ii up.
The mayor became highly indignant
with his cabinet for not seeing to II
that the diamond was smoothed out
daily. Ascertaining that the Monroe
city roller was at work In a distant
part of town. building street. DR..
Forsythe speedily sent an aide to go
fetch II.
Out came the big contraption with
four mules straining at their collars.
And they had that field rolled TO a
state of absolute perfection before the
Tigers took IL this afternoon.
DR.. Forsythe insists that street
building must cease until the Tigers
are through with the diamond, and
that the mules, the roller and the
charioteers OF dusky hue, make their
headquarters at the ball yard from
no won-orders that are doubtless
as unwelcome TO the Negro portion or
the outfit, as would be a sentence OF
two fried chickens a day for SINH
lar period
The Tigers practice sessions for
several days have been slightly i'm
convince Manager Jennings that he Is
the man who will make the American
league forget about Ty Cobb.
The young mans name is Baker,
and, for some time past, he has In
tested the outfeld. II was soon ap.
parent that he couldn't play ball.
Manager Jennings told Baker that he
had determined to leave everything
TO a thorough test, TO be made imme-
diately. Hughie had no mercy He
chased Baker after flies that seemed
TO hang In the air for minutes, but
always fell Just a foot or two out OF
reach. Baker would tear after them
with full speed and would return the
sphere to Hughie each time with al
his might.
or course, no human frame could
stand such a test long. Baker kept
trying gamely until tired nature sue.
| cumbed. lie fell while backing up
up for a ball The ball hit him on
the head. lie finally walked in. said
he saw that he needed a bit more
practice but promised TO turn out
again next year.
Pitchers who groove the ball after
the batter gets two balls cant work
for McGraw., They may take one
over the middle in the minors. bu,
up here we murder the good ones.
says the sage OF the Polo grounds. 4
I, How soon they forget! Boston
writer says the money paid for Cy
Young by Cleveland, $4,000. would
buy the veteran three times over now
And this from the Hull
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
BURROUGHS TEAM THIRD IN
THE BUFFALO TOURNAMENT
J. A. Fords( OF Detroit, Also Get
Eighth Place and the Bonds OF
Cleveland Head List.

BUFFALO. N. Y, March 1i.-Al-
though the Bonds OF Cleveland, with
a score Of 1893. still head the i've
men division In the N. b. A. tourna-
ment. the Metropolitans Of New York,
jumped into second place with 2,s07.
The Burroughs OF Detroit. are third.
with 2s76; Davis-Hartman OF Pitts
burg. fourth. with 2.s5s, and Cleveland
b. c., Cleveland, fifth, with 2.s55. j.
A. Fords OF Detroit, are eighth, with
2,797. There were no changes In the
singles OF doubles.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
ALL WANT PEEK
At K. 0. BROWN

NEW YORK. March 1l.-Danny
Morgan has had string OF offers
from theatrical agents who are Wild
with anxiety to sign Brown up for a
few months at $500 q week. All
the country wants to see the little
Dutchman who whipped Champion
wolgast twice. II looks like easy coin
for Brown, but Morgan, who has
pugnacious streak himself, has no
ton that II would be just az we'll to
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
Boy Roller Skate Wonder To Appear
at Wayne Rink.

Edward Krahn, the boy wonder on
roller skates, will appear during the
worlds championship races, which
will begin at the Wayne Gardens rink
Sunday, March IS, and continue all
week. krahn Is only IL years old
and Is a midget In size.
Manager Shea plans to match
Krahn with Osmun, the one-foot
skater, the boy doing a mile while
Osmun travels one-half the distance
This event will be preliminary to the
championship races each evening.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
keep Brown tishtins every week or

so. NN
But. said a friend. arguing with
him. suppose X. o. should hrappen
10 get Knockout punch dropped on
his chin by somebody or other. Any
fighter can be knocked out, you know.
II the punch lands Just right And
then where'd you be? His stock
would drop TO nothing again--no the
atrical offers-no big money for bouts
He'd be just another punctured phe
NOM"
Morgan looked serious for a mo-
ment
Yes" he said. That's so.'
Then a twinkle came into his eye
and he went on But figure this
way. They've never taken the Rock or
Gibraltar from the English. And they
won't knock X. o. out either
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
ADDERs SEEK HoNoRs.
Has Challenged o. A. C. and Y. NJ
c. A. Teams-Entered In A. A.
". Meet.

c. A. Teams-Entered In A. A.
v. Meet.
Aspiring for championship honors,
the Burroughs basketball team has is
sued challenges to the ID. A. C. and
Y. M. c. A. basketball teams, and IL
is possible that before the state cham
pionship g decided, it will be neces-
sary to take the Adders into consid-
GRAFTON.
The machine men early in the sea-
son suffered defeat at the hands OF
the Y. NJ. o. and the Toledo Blades
but since that time, the team has
come back" and beaten Spaldings,
Bay City "" and the Y. NJ. o.
The Burroughs have been entered
In the A. A. U. championships and
expects to make a good showing in
the games to be played at the arm
DRY, March 20, n and %.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
Wichita Player Uses Glove
Which 10 % Years Ole

Frank Isbell, owner OF the
Wichita, Kas.. club, uses q first
baseman's mitt that has ben In
service % years.
Charley Comiskey bought the
glove when he played first base
for the st. Louis Browns. He
took II with him to st. Paul.
When he went to Chicago he
gave the glove TO Isbell, and
lzzy used II the nine years he
was with the Sox-
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
MARVEL AT LAJ0E.
Recruits Astounded At Precision With
Which He Meets the Ball.

ALEXANDRIA, La, March liar
ry Lajoie Ii hitting the ball again
The Frenchman has started ont at the
clip he set all last season, when he
wound up with the nifty marg OF .sS4.
All of the Nap recruits stand around
the plate when Larry II welding the
big stick. Some Of them have their
mouths wide open In astonishment
The marvel at the precision with
which he meets the ball. They also
marvel at the strength the big fellow
puts into his swings and wonder how
IL IL that any fielder ever catches or
stops those vicious smashes.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
Enters Central League.

Clarence Beasley, the Vanderbilt
pitching marvel OF last season. who
beat the University OF Michigan by
a / to o score and played ball with
the vincennes club In the Kitty league
during the summer, has been drafted
by the Terre Haute club In the Cen
trail league, and will report for prac-
tice with that club In very few
days. Beasley il native OF Aspen
Hin, Tenn, and il pitcher OF I'M
usual ability and promise.
He started out pitching for Bran
ham a Hughes School and came TO
Vanderbilt from there with a good rec
ord behind him. At Vanderbilt he es-
tablished the reputation OF being
about the best pitcher among the
Southern colleges, and after school
vas over accepted an offer to play
with vincennes. lie stood sixth from
the top in pitching averages when the
season closed. with eleven games won
and six lost He pitched three shut
out games and had an average OF
647 for the season.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
GRAND RAPIDS HERE.
Meet Cowboys TonIaht-vIsitors Ex
pect An Easy Victory.

A close game between the Western
high school basketball team and
Grand Rapids five Is expected when
the two teams clash here al the Scot
ten-ave. gymnasium Saturday night.
The Furniture city boys are on "A
three-days' trip. The team hrst met
the Alma high, which proved easy
money, Bay City high school Ave also
was BUNDLED Friday night. and the
visitors are confident OF being able TO
take the measure OF the local lads.
AT Olivet Saturday evening, the De-
troit " NJ. o. team will meet the oil
vet college quintet.
Bert Daniels. the Yankee sensation,
will have TO travel a fast clip this
year II he expects to keep Roy Hart.
rel from crowding him out Of the
lineup. ~ ~
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11

The Los Angeles club has signed
Walter Johnson's uncle for a try-out
Not az bad an II looks. however, for
the unk In only Is.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
REPORT or TnG CONDITION
UNION TRUST COMPANY

At the close OF business March 7. 1911.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11

How soon they forget, Boston
writer says the money paid for Cy
Young by Cleveland, $4,000, would
buy the veteran three times over now.
And this from the Hull
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11

Every pair OF the
present stock II
reducsd-an $3.50
lines are closing
out at
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made the purchase because they were wise enough to not to exceed their means, have only to look over the full page advertisement of the Knox-W Walker Furniture Company in this issue of the Graphic and make the selection of the desired artica@.
 Beginning Tuesday, January 3, this we'll known furniture house will con- duct a nine day's pre-inventory sale, and some Of the prices asked for iif- ferent pieces Of furniture and almost lower than they can ne bought q wholesale Big reductions are aiHan ii everything carried in tba bic furn- tre store and thesa eoatomalat iaa purchasing now ar additional house hold furniture #foul5 carefully loe7. over tbfs aa before bDring.
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ESCORT RFSFNTIS1
 AIIFGfn RfHAaH
Lively Fight Na~ Pulled eff at Main Street and $ cond Avenue Last
 NigIit-P0Iice Interfere.

A. ]. Hun, young man cleaned up with two other young men at Second Avenue and Main street at II o'clock last night when he passed tha. corner with two young ladies and, he says. enc of the men made remark about one of the ladies which Hunt resented. In an instant there was a rough and tumble fight in which the three young men were mixing 1t and as fast as t4e other two would fall and get up Hunt would hook them down again. As sistant Chief of Police Reeves and Patrolman Tol2on stopped the fight, took the fri3 to police headquarters they each pu. 5 and all were re- leased, Hunt joined the young ladies and took them home. The, other two msn were Hall Clarke ffod Kenneth Wallace
 was passierg1he corner where Clark andm Wallace were sanding. He overheard a remark from Wallace,
 Hunt says, and excused himself
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HAVIs NIXON IS
 AGAIN HGNORET,

District Attorney T. Havis Nixon returned vest rday from Little Roct, where he attended the annual nleatis 6 of the Arkansas Pr scouting .Attor nays' Ae@cciat on and delivered an aedress b fore that body The me-;- ing adjourned yesterday after mos interesting session MT, Nixon WIS reelected secretary and treasurer Of the state orgau ization. Jos ph 2. utley, Of Benton was elected presi- dent and essland Fuller. of E,ure ,.. Springs, vice presidenI.
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+ +
 BRIEF MENTION -s l. + %< + I. + + + i. # + + + :! i.

V. A. JacFson. real estate man of Camden, isl visiting friends in the city.
 Mrs. P. II. Bridges and daughter, Miss. Louise Bridges, have returned from v1si. to Little Rock. <
 Mrs. Mag Atchlsy a-.nd sons, oiivt a,,a uccKee. of 1Dalark, Ark, a, ',;s..,,.a .4tiv<~es in the city.
 ,,s ,,n. Earl Pepin Of Little Rock
 nis oest of Mrs. H. R. Turuer z ae e2os East Eighth avenue. eSMr. and Mrs. J. R. Langston bav
 gone to Fort Worth and Dallas, Tex 9eral days.
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MT. and Mrs. c. F. Gray Shrev"- port, La, returned hom| (Rt night after visit here with Mrs. Grsys parents. /"
 Mir. and Mrs. T. L Culpepper have gone to Dallas and Fort Worth, Tex as for visit with friends and rel atiyes.
 Miss Flora Stewart of Little Rock. is the guest Of Miss Minnie Carver of this city Miss Stewart formerly lived here.
 Mrs. Frank Denbam. of Shreveport La5 will arrive today to visit her daughter, Miss Arch Patterson, Nc 703 West Fourth avanua.
 MT and Hrs I. 2Ga.4.'el. have fa= turned from 2Ffae.a1 Wells Toxas where treY haze been some tine f9e tie beneft Of HH. Aearieiz'e | al.'5
 Misses Lillian Julian and Fala Terrell were in fd+tIa R6cE stta6d= ing the State Teachers convention last week. Thev were registered al the Hotel Marion.
 Mre Chas. ParIc. c fEet sartszs4 who hes been spendiaa vasal da9s here, return f h7ma aa#5#y d. terno6o She 4rs 7~a=.51a hsr mother MF I g eal @5ll visit fs' few 7ays.
 Fr and Mrs 6s~57 2gaafe tQrned from 2 1fof in Warren T @3 few days W5ra 8r
 Maote. D f CT. .t14ta@ 6a t rome in SHfet=za
 Mrs. 1ohr 415ea nar yesterdae af.afaaaH ta bedside oHl-ase s#8
 baum. daueAta e sF aa5 sEez Gaa 0uatt1obanna @# fia# burned vester5 ' a49#
 Miss Tzst- Pc 4@ H q visiting rel her
 fnas wtek, s
 Springs Htar he H
 Ghas. Paetea. =feH4 re==a az.ae 2r laeton Heieat cell ea Worth TeEas
 Miss Fughlett Coleman retu5a 10 her home i'll Pine Bluff. aft r visit with her aunt, Mrs Teella. sa was accompanied home hH little Miss Mary Louise Coleman who vii visit her for a few days ~sfnttsar Arkansawyer
 MT. and nrs. \. B Banks. sra. ard Lawrenee> panks. R T. Ha.az ,. and Fleteasr fleVaes Ihaga felu R7' to their homes n %IbdFc The, were aecempan ad hEf<ss Viaa Chr rfe, of Arkadelphta. fnA lone FaFra, and Bessie Martin Q / tfis city.
 Mrs. M. G7tlieb and son, leonard left last night for L xington Mss. where thev will visit Mrs. Sg Hes. man for a few weeks. They Wer. accompanied by Mrs. Emil Thlfala and little daughter Pauline, of Al huqu rque. N NJ. who were theil saests here for seVe,a al days NJ rhlfelder left vester1av fer Hat Springs, where he will enjoy fe1 weeks vacation
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Informal Card Party.

Mir. and Mrs. J. W. Martin enter
 tained a number of their friends with ar informal card party last evening. After several interesting games 8 delicious three-course luncheon WAS served. Those present were MT. and Mrs. H. L. Sternberg. MT and Mrs. George H. Adams, Mr and Mrs. Vir- gil McAdams, MT, and Mrs. J. H. AL len Mrs. George List, Miss Selma Martin and Mr. and Mrs. ]. ". Martin.
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SnrpriSf Party.

number of inc friends Of Miss Jennie May Lapgston gave her
 surprise parry q. her home on East $ cond avenue Friday evening. Miss as Anna Naul. Inez Hearin arrang, @sa t'7s =effair and the young folks met and "en- fS Miss Langsto1's homs en 1as p. In flower contest Miss Helen Adams and Robert Walker were awarded} prizes. At the close of the evening" delicious luncheon was was served. Those present. were: Helen Adamy Anna Maui, Tnez Hear in, Ruth (sAspson, lola Ezell, Edith Owen, BessiA Williams, Bernice Whitelaw, Stella Hummer, Francis and Jennae May l4angston. Ward law Murphy Freein Christopher, Rob- err Walker, Fulton Murphy Ben Mat thews. George Holderness, Leo Nich- ol, VtrginSus Mead, Omer Ferguson and Curtis. Mead
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 Mystic Club.

The members Of tae Mystic Club entertain d for their husbands Thurs. day evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Allen. on West Sixth ave- nue The hom was decorated in inn rafion snowbals throughout with nareissus in the dining room anu poinsettas in tie parl5r and hall. A lively game Of "42" was played and the prizes which We're for the gen tlomen nI2 ,eare award e~ aTf. Sternherg the first prize and Mr. l. V. Ma1tie received gh consolation Misses sa.aa Ma i and Annie Rot asN son szrTe3 ruHeh turing tie egea- faA sWo-conrse luueaeoa Was Wa .a a.biea aae elab eoloes wers
 .fs af.F which the gentle
 4sa aased wits cigars. X Tz5s rhz vas given tde la7i5s e9 Nf. Br V. Aa7a they were asE- pa to have ayening enter taia.- eeo often. T4osss present were: z4easrs and MezdamesSJ. W. Martin, ' [. sternherg E3aar Bf= w8ter, ". ! hoaA& 9a. Nf5 RsT1. Russell F1o.- lis. Geo.g II. Adams. James Allen, }.gs. Wopleae< Of Ga:eag5 and Mf.- ss1aa Ajar9 T and 3n-ie Robin-
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from his two lady companions. The ladies walked across the street. but before they had crossed Hunt was hammering away al Walace's face. He got the best of him and Clark took a hand. Hunt, eye witnesses say was holding his own with both men when the police interfered
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Miss Hatfie Bloom. Of Little Roek. arrived in the city yesterday to at tend the annual convention Of the Jewish Sabbath School Teachers As soeiation. She is the guest of Charles Veil and family.
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Julia Cranberry, Eugenia Puddephatt. Mary Puddephatt, Wroe Freeman, Edwin Looseley, Triplett Martin, John Wilcox, Ralph Cutler. Frank Byrd, Roney Long, Lee Harkness, Willie Puddephatt and Charlie pud- depbatt.
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 a+# o4 Tss sfala4s ta4a become aleased over tae hoaIzuoa and as tle se#g is ae4 10 Gcms tbey af6 HaHe ia M8ca- tiWa going over thz sa= E5a=Hs soah and fa6ag mues ue#s te E. 8ae e8fe 4ef every degree llHs=MoGQl states that ha teaches many ofHer subjects iu connection
 ,i=a di5sa=e. of fA digestive organs, In Ja= ldf hts sba& no interest ia them eaBa To hat manifested in tha l8oaWorm.
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CIaLreh of ghrlsf.

sisth avenue aaa Reach street
 Morning service, subject. "What beeld Cur Pfaaehers Preach
 E4enins service subject: "T6e lea5 Sin Of tbe Age
 Prayer Meeting will be led b9 Mrs red lIeiHee on #edae day niel4t.
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READ sIM0N's Ap IN THIS ISSUE

Our readers attention is called to the half page sale ad of I, 3. simon Company This firm needs no intfo- dnction to tbe buying public, beins ono Of the oldeat and largest eXclu- siyo mems and Foys Qntfittars in tho state. The purchasing power of yoor dollars Niu 20 neatly twice as fan with thi- ffrm nov than before tae taidaYs Their special offer Of sf5.0o for any sui or ovarcoat in tho house fs | =mest liberal on as the majority of their clothing eon- sfsts or $20o0, $95.9o and $3o.90 suits and overeoats. In tae sale they have not forgoftan the bows. but offer you y6ur chofe9 of boyz utts or over eeata z per #eent discount Cont inc as oarfy as t5js safe has t mases HHr price one ef interest ta sha hny- fHe Hautas= Don't =f5iE= to zee t8aie ad sa tafs isaHa.
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 For Miss Puddephatt.

3g Miss Puddephatt was The honoree
 at delightful social gathering of 'young folks Friday night. Games were played and delicious refresh>
 ments were served. Those present lgffa Mss..s Henrietta Brewster. hc$S P; c' 'hurn, Marguerite N Yer. Y 99rter. Ma tie Bur ADni se d'aea1. Annie May Wiz
 ,. AL Cs r.1.sssOl..s. Clara olsT~
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4ITRpHY 71iR9Iy CO.,
Ht@ @BHt S8iE

Hts BTt S8fE Beginning Tuesdax. Tanuary ?, the 2lurp6F-2Iartin nrv Goods Company. Nos 249-stf Main zt4eet. will inauq3- fsta safe t6a6 for record br a iae FFioe= tas fe4eF had m equal. fan cost eH steel wi1f HaH considered aad 3sa a9feas Of alt fiHaa o9 eosds vf7f 8a ca ra#f1a=sie i# aa feoa5 to r- 5.ca 7f, are stae' and RiFa t. Ee ts afif 5f fFsa #8fa. T6o
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Al Md Aff. EraaN Reeves re- .mHad yestHraay afternoon from Nea Orleans, @8ere they spent their aoaey@oon Ms. Reeves was form arlY Miss Fay scall
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sfaalr Party.

Now Year Watch party Will be given tonight at the residence Of Mr. md Mrs. NJ. Eisertramer. No. SIS West I8rraaue sfseet. at which the visiting delegates 10 eas Sabbath 2ehool Convention ard the members of ahe Congregation Anshe Emetb Nil be D present..
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 THrman-L0yei0y.

FNrk Loveioy.. of this city, and Mfsf Myrtle Thurman, of Texarkana, FIT quietly, married last Thursday If gKhe home of the bride. lmmedi- atAay after the wedding they came to Pine Bluff and are now at home With fhA erooms mother, Mrs. c. B. Love- l0y. No. sos East Second avenue. The marriage was a surprise to MT Love- joys many friends here. He is rKnuIar fireman of the Cotton Belt. The bride was the daughter of an I4s1Spector for the Cotton Belt at Tex sxrkana and is most 1ovahle young SfNa1y,
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kSOX-WALKER'S PRE.
 INVENTORY SALE

To those who have longed for a certain piece of beautiful furniture to complete the furnishings of eer-- r tam room ss tr X aqeS .t,,3 hax 4,
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Fox Hostess.

.tle Miss Mar FnX en' ertained p1ber Of young folks Friday even- t the home of her parents, Mr.
 s, Hugh Fox. Interesting played and Frank Ryad x ,@ Florence Brewster were s.zes. Delicious refresh- were serVed.
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little Rock, Ark Dec. 29.-The oakWofm will have little chance Wit4 he new crop Of doctors winch s oon to be liberated in Arkansas Ac-
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garments .sss......, < z aOaeAlah I ''1'sas'' ls.sss Nor oa.

Waller. of Prescott Ark:
 farris, Alice Murdaugh, of ! ok: Maud Williams, of Mem .' izab2th Adams. Bess Thomp- mic Martin, Nell Gallighef, k lenry. Rolla Southern, Maj N Mary Geireiter, Lucy Fitz- Sx ' Saeesville;; Anna Flonrnoy'
 .4se smmfll, Gussie Jones, Care Hight9wer, Fannie Hardin and Ruth Rutherford; Irlournoy Cross, of Pen 6eton; Sorre1ls Dewoody. Sterling lHArrpw, Neal Stewart, James Goree, Harry Woodbridge. Will Alexander, f5ervery Mann, Ed Williams, Cecil Maker Ernest Apperson. Harry Mil Ter, Claud Sparks. Ragland Fitzhugh. Jack Maloney, of Little Rock Ers- k1ne Hightower, Henry Jordan, Law renee Phillips, Henry Roberts, Dr. 1.. n. Reagan. Of Little Rock; Waiter A. Jackson, of NcNeill; Dr Joe Camp bell, Gordon Vaulx and Dr. 0. D. Campbell.
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Year Recepfi- n.

fr. and Mrs. H. A, Mccoy and ss Mary Mccoy will keep "open SC" Ne~ Year's afternoon and
 hing. The following youhg ladies { gent'eeert will be in tho re-
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f9ss sixth ay ra and fio4 ida sH. " (. schlad T. pastor English sun. 3aE scheoi 9:a9 a. n' f.alEaH sel-
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a#zsl e#afe af eas scientist.

it's PtHe street.
 4 fFieH# SHH4aa al 5t a m. and :aap sahlest. Christian .ci Hec malay school It I0 a aI. aae day e&ep448 @sluoHIaI WQe= 1g dl f.45 ?. IT. ttoa5f8g room ope8 tt9 except Sunday ffam 2.30 to , ID. Visitors welcome
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.Y. l.. t..

sa..Y. l.. G. N rhe Young Ladies Guild of Trinity < sr,sniscona1 church will hold an im- srortant meeting Tuesday afternoon
 2 o'clock with Mrs. will Collier
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-12-31

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