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Las Vegas optic., 1911-10-28

The Castle nigh school tonight Will
be the scene of the annual freshman
party given to the faculty and the
students of the school. The freshies
have spared no time or expense in
preparing for the affair and it prom
ises to be the society event of the
school year One of the big class
rooms has been decorated in the
class colors, purple and gold, while
the remainder of the building will be
be decked in orange and black, the
colors of Halloween. Halloween
games and refreshemnts are on the
program and a good time for teach
ers and students has been provided
by the class.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-10-28
Normal Seniors
Will Entertain

The Halloween celebration plan
ned for tonight by the seniors of the
Normal University has been post
.poned until Tuesday evening, the
time when ghosts and goblins walk
abroad. The seniors are to be the
hosts and hostesses on this occasion
to the other students and the faculty
of the school. Their plans for the
occasion are elaborate and a good
time for all is on their program.
Mrs. w. G. Dennis entertained
number of friends Thursday after
noon as a farewell to Miss Ethel
Cranor of Wabash, Indiana, who re-
turned to the Hoosier state this week.
Mrs. George Kahle, Mrs. F. NJ. Lyon,
Mrs. Burt Kelly, Miss Cranor and
Mrs. Dennis made up the five who
spent a most enjoyable afternoon.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-10-28
Hint

OF the many curious customs which
mark Brittany as an especially inter
esting field for the traveller is this one
relating to marriage. At the close Of
the wedding ceremony the bride
groom gives the bride q box on the
ear. saying:
This is how 1t feels when you make
me vexed." after which he kisses her,
adding. and thus when you treat me
we'll
Wigg- -"Jones is pretty hard to
please, isn't he?" Wagg Almost
as hard to please as college grad
mate looking Tor his nrst iob" s'4s
Las Vegas optic., 1911-10-28

P. Marcelle, clerk at Graaf and
Hayward's grocery store, entertain
ed his fellow clerks at Dutch lunch
Thursday night. This is the second
of these gatherings and as they have
both been such enjoyable affairs it is
the intention of the different mem
bers of the force to give similar par
ties at regular intervals during the
winter months.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-10-28

Mrs. M. Greenberger entertained
the Thursday Afternoon Bridge club
this week at her home on Fifth
street.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-10-28

Mrs. w. f. Gortner entertained the
members of the Friday Afternoon
club Tuesday evening in honor of
Mrs. ]. van Houten of Ration, who
was visiting her parents Mrs. and
Mrs. Chris Wiegand, of this city.
Las Vegas optic., 1911-10-28
Representatives in4ocngress.

Republican candidates: George
Curry, Tularosa, N, M; Elfego Baca,
Albuquerque, N M. f.aAk.s
Democratic candidates; Harvey b.
Ferguson, Albuquerque, N. M; Paz
Valverde, Clayton, N. M.
Socialist candidates: J. W. Hanson,
Las Vegas, N. M; C. Cutting. Aztec,
N. M.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
NirSl Ranti>t Church.

Sunday school at 9:3o a. m. Peach ing at eleven o'clock in the morning and at seven-thirty at night The pastor has been asked by the Educa- tional board to present the college Work at Hope, Ark. next Sunday. In accepting this invitation Bro. O. J. Wade, pastor of Immanuel Baptist church, of Little Rock, has been en- gagged as supply I am sure that all our people will be delighted to hear Bro. Wade I want to request the Baracas and Philatheas to turn out in these matters. The Imman- uel Philatheas especially have been trying to run us a close race for leadership. Brother Wade will preach both morning and night.
 SEISUS F. FULL, pastor
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NEGRO DEPUTY IS
 UNDER ARREST
Aaron Johnson Must Answer Perjury Charge at tle Instance of District
 Attorney r. iiayis Nixon.

Aaron Johnson, a deputy constable had the tables turned on him yaster- day by District Attorney f. Havis Nix on, while the latter was prosecuting C, ii ilell, negro, in Magistrate w. D. Vance court, where he had been alraigned on a charge of assault with intent to kill. Johnson was arrested at the instance of the district sattor- hey on perjury charge, it being d. legged that he testified falsely at the hearing to shield certain negroes with whom he had been familiar in con- ncction with the case.
 District Attorney Nixon declares that t;le.e has been entirely tco much falsilying in the magistrate courts of late and he says he will put stop to it or send some Of the peljurers to tEe pGuitentiary. The trial of Bell attracted much attention in the mag t,ate's court yesterday it having followed the previcus arrest of Bell
 nd Lindsay Adams, another negro, tte day before Attorney Creed Cald- well reprc sonted Cain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
DONATE BOOKS TO
 DAVIS HOSPITAL.

Miss Crabtree, superintendent of the Davis Hospital. desires the co-opera- tion of the people of this city in the efforts of the nurses and ladies of the Hospital asstciation to establish a venience and entertainment of the nulses and patients. It is requested that all, wlao will, contribute any books. magazines. or other volumes to the hospital library and they will be thankfully received. Any books an, magazines will elways be helpful to tai whether the library is establish ed or not.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
W. l.. DEWOODY & co

somehow luck" was against them and they could not win.
 The game was played in fifteen minute halves. John Varga, physi- cal director of the Y. M. C. A., was the big noise, while refereeing the game. The umpires, the Mckenzie brothers, were both conspicuous in their positions. It was hard to con fer star on any of the young lad ies, but Miss Jean Hart, of the Pine Bluff i've. showed her speed in toss ing for the basket. Out of the four coveted field goals Miss Hart's unert- ing aim brought three.
 Tae young ladies from the @Vaiiay of Vapors' lined np as follows; For wards, Misses May Jones, Bess Wakelyn and Murcl Jones; Csnt5r8, Misses Bess hhss, Mildred Howell and Ruth Gregory, and guards, Misses Alene Lower and Kate Martin. Our girls opposed them in the following order Forwards, Misses Ethel Mann, and Jean Hart; Centers, Misses Net tie Mullikin and Emma Sorrells, and guards, V ses Evan Goree and Ruth Foley
 ri 4oaa:'ste "ity of the "Y'' was taXee = is caoaei@r. The door re- ceiuts showing that several hundred people attended the "ame. The large crowd wse fully ." '3a I for attending for c,az e ha~'-""z III was clearly de monstrated he fair players. The players of both teams were congrat-
 ulated on the game they played indi'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
?. B. HIGH GIRLS
 WIN 10 10 s Exciting Basketball Game at x. M. C. A. Last Night
 Largely Attended.
MISS HART A STAR
Fine Bluff Giri Posses Three Goals Out of FOur-Br0thers
 Are Rivals.
International News Special

Brother against brother added d tinge of human interest to the basket ball game between the girls basket. ball teams of the Hot Springs High School and the local High School ill the Y. M c. A gymnasium last night. The game was fast and furious and neither side could be recorded of as the winner until the last minute of play was over, The fair young girls led on by Prof. Ury Mckenzie, prin- cipal of the Hot Springs High School and Prot Ernest Mckenzie, his brother a teacher in the local High School, and cheered by hundreds of students and citizens fought hard for the honors. The home team was vic torious in the end, taking off the game by close score of 10 10 s.
 The unusual feature of the game was the rivalry for honors between the McKenzie brothers. Both in many respects are leaders of their re- Tpective teams. Both refereed in the game last night and protests on the part of either were frequent. Prof. Mckenzie. of Hot Springs, is very much interested in his team oi young ladies and our Prof, Mckenzie, being the coach of the local girls in all of their battles, was by no mea,ls lacking in enthusiasm
 The game was one of the most stub bornly fought contests that has been witnessed here this season. All the young ladies played carefully which made the result very doubtful Our girls have practiced consistently for this contest and their wonderful training showed up splendidly in the contest of last night. Their aggres. sors were equally as well trained and showed superb fighting spirit. Blu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11

Pine Bluffians will have another opportunity for see 9 good game this afternoon at o'clock. when tween the local and visiting girls.
 The young ladies of the Hot SPringg team, among whom are many chaFn~ ing representatives of the Vap0r City, are at homo at the Hotel Jefterson while i'll the city. They are chapar- oned by Mrs. Lower and Prof. McKes- ze. The party includes eight young ladies and the chaperones. The young ladies will return home this afternor. immediately after the game,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
Gnu n Cry
 FOR FlETcHER'S E@. A $ e R { A.
GIVES '. M. (. A.
 sss V,
 = : Sl0,o0o GIFT

Chattanooga Tenn, Feb. le.-Mlse Virginia Mccormick, daughter Of ths late millionaire harvester manufac- turer of Chicago, and who lives near Ala, yesterday presented the Y. M. c. A, of that city, with check for $10,000 for the purpose of completing handsome building m the course of construction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
Well Known and Highly Re spected Citizen Passes
 Away at Miami, Fla.
WAS ILL FOR MONTHS
Body Will Be Brought Here Monday For Intcrment-The Pail
 Bearers.

The funeral of C. NJ. Ferguson, head of the local wholesale house of c. M, Ferguson and Son., who died Thurs day afternoon at 4 o'clock at Miami, Florida, where he was sojourning for his health, will probably be held from the First Presbyterian church in this city Monday afternoon. The funeral arrangements have not been complet- ed,, owing to the uncertainty of train schedules between this city and the Florida resort, from which place the body will be shipped today to Pine Bluff
 The body will be accompanied home by Mr Ferguson's widow and son. Hinton H. Ferguson, and the latter's wife, who reached Miami last night after MT. Ferguson's death. Mrs Fannie Burnett, sister of Mrs Fer guson, who was with them when Mir Ferguson died, will also return with the funeral party.
 The services will be conducted by Dr. J. l. Norris, the pastor. The pail bearers will be F. D. Russell, V. NJ Harrison. W. H. Westbrook. ST, A s. Trigg. Jo Nichol and A. w Nunn honorary; R. M. Vance, H. $. Rev holds, J. 4. Owen, J. J. w. Smith George Mckinney and Fred Sehneid- CT, employees of the wholesale house active. The H. I. Holderness Com pany will have the obsequies in charge.
 News of the death of MT. Ferguson did not reach Pine Bluff until yes terday, owing to the fact that Hinton Ferguson was on the train on his way to Miami when telegrams, announc1ns his death reached Pine Bluff. The death of MT. Ferguson removes one of Pine Bluffs best business mer from commercial circles.
 c. Nj. Ferguson was 59 years old lie was a native of Chester, IS. C., ano moved 10 Pine Bluff with his family seventeen years ago. He engaged Il the grocery business and his retai house was so successful that he fin ally branched cut into the wholesale business with his son, H. H. Fergu s0n. aa the only other membSr ot th' firm. In recent year MT. Ferguson health failed him and he was forced to leave for Florida last December.
 \ few days ago he suffered sIrok' of paralysis at Miami and his condl ton grew worse Thursday and hi sen was called to his bedside. Il aatit5cn 10 his devoted wife and son Che daughter, Mrs. J. Q. Mash. O Atlanta, Ga, survives,
 MT Ferguson was valuable cltl zen. He was energetic, always hat the welfare of the city at heart, up rirFt in o;l his business dealings, daq.rt and< valuable member Of tn church and a. loving and dutiful hus eaasl and f%tAer. He was high ton ed gentleman of the old school an' WAS noDul~r with all who knew 1im
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
The Church of Christ.

Corner Sixth and Beech lSts. C., C. Cline, minister. The pastor Will occupy his pulpit morning and even ;no "Tests of Loyalty to Christ will be his morning subject. Al night he will speak on Ine falai choice.'' The prayer serVice oh Wednesday night will be conducted Inv Miss Ivy George. The subject IS:
 ...he Sort of a Church Our Age De-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
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sam Wilson, of Sherrill was in the city yesterday.
 Miss Allie Mae Howell is visiting relatives at Fordyce
 Sid Woods, of Round Lake, speut yesterday in the city.
 Miss Maud Goza visited friends Ir Little Rock yesterday.
 R. A. Ware is home from Hot Springs, where he spent three weeks
 Miss Emma Iide, of Camden, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Darby in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Forrest Kersh, of Star City, are visiting in the city for a few days.
 Mrs. N. K. Cooper, Of Fayetteville, is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. D G. MaXey, of this city.
 Mrs. c, $. Williamson, of Hot Springs, is visiting her father. [. H. Triplett, in this city.
 Miss Nell Connolly, Of Paducah, Ky, is in the city the guest of MT. and Mrs. D. A. Caldwell.
 Charles Sloan, of Lansing, Mich, is the guest of his brother, Bert Sloan on West Fourth avenue.
 c. L. Wilhite, assistant chief war den at the state farm at Cummins Ark, was in the city yesterday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Burford have returned from Lake Village, where they spent several months. MT. and Mrs. Clifton Howell, end MT. and Mrs C. F. Philpct left yes terday afternoon for Little Rock.
 Mrs. George A. Lake, Of Virginia, is here visiting her aunts, Mrs. c. ( Newman and Mrs Florence iiearn. Miss Bertha Deilmon has gone tc Little Rock, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Fred lIoudlett fer feH days.
 President of the se%tYH. K. Tone: arrived at his home s4terday after. noon to spend a fs/d<y7 with his wife County Judge C. M Philpot has r2' turned from Little Rock, where ne at tended the convention of Good Road ds boosters.
 H. L.. sternberg is expected hom, today from Little Rockk, to spend few days, while the legislature is no in session.
 Word has beea pefeived from Mir and Mrs. Fred seayFrd, stating tha they are now enjoyi'lg q stay in d2F ana, Cuba.
 Percy Bryant and Pat H3ntnstt aaF' just returned from trip to Star City making the journey overland in s1 automobile.
 Mr. and M A !. Foster and M pnd Mrs. J. y'f, atun Jordan left yes terdav aftar..-,se fer Little Rock fa
 
 a brief visit
 Mrs. ,sJ. C. tcf>nw ~nd 6angite' Miss Aanis May, have ref0fntd ron a six we ks visit to Mrs. lefte". aarerts in Atlanta-
 Ml~ Rhia4es has eoturned to he home at Magnolia, after visit "'e
 s.fx o Mrs. j. c. Hiers2kpiel, who 'S SICK her home on Ash street.
 Glenn c. Atkinson, of the Onlte States revenue service, with headquaf ters in Little Rock, is spending rev days here on official business.
 Mrs. c. M. Williamson has retnfne to Birmingham, Ala, after a pleasan visit with her parents. MT. and Mfs G. M Philpot. and her many 1flenuS
 Miss Ethel Schloss will not retur to her home in this city until LII middle of next week She is peln entertained by relatives and 1rlehu in Memphis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
Surprise Party.

Many of the members of t.antz house NO II, D. of H., walked in on 'helf Chle1 of Honor Mrs. NJ. H. Spar row. at her home on East Fifth ave. hue yesterday afternoon to remind her that it was her birthday. The dining table was extended, packages onsn- ed and an elegant luncheon was served Impromptu toasts and ori- glnal poetry provoked quite a deal of laughter. The hostess was the recin lent of several gifts The foI1owiro ladies constituted the surprise party 'Mesdames Beech, Carney, Williamson Mince, Duckett, Flowers, Lizzie Ear nest, Fullbright, Blatherwick. Rrow,, campbell Maggie Earnest, Yaney and B. Johnson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
Lutheran Church.

East Sixth avenue .and Florida St English Sunday school 9:30 a, m. Both, the morning and evening ser vices will be conducted in English. the former at 10;45 a. m, the latter at 1:3o D. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
Valentine Social,

A Valentine social is being adver- tised to take place Tuesday evening at the home of J. T. Jones, No. 1517 East Eighth avenue, The affair will be given for the Capr Memorial church. 4 delightful program is be. ing arranged and refreshments will be served
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
.Marecha1 Neil Lodge,

-Marechal Neil Lodge. NO. a4' Auxiliayy of the B. l.. F. or E.' ~n' give a benefit dance at Eagles Haii' Friday. February 17th, 1911. Admis- sion 50 cents. Including reir~"-
 1 2S 20t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
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,chters of the King.

|ghters of the King.
 be Daughters of the King of Trim church held a splendid meeting |orday afternoon at the church. w. c. Dallenbaugh was elected |ctress Mrs. V. 4. Jones was ! ted vice directress, Mrs. M. Dana was elected secretary and Mrs. 4. Bowles, treasurer. The at' ance was large.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
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 4 ]: CHURCHES.
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Trinity Episcopal Church.

corner Aest Third and Oak street. Rev. Charles l.. w. Reese, rector, Sep tuage ina Sunday. Holy Comnun- j,.u. s q. in. Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morning prayer ana sermon, II a. III.
 Evening prayer and selmon, 7;3o n m. A cordial invitation is extend- ed to ssli to attend the services al Trinity church assured in advance oI 2 sincere and hearty welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11

mandS." The leading text on this subject is 1 Corinthians. @:l2@. This interesting subject ought to be stud jed by a large number.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
First c:;urch of Christ SeientiA

Services: II a. m. and 7:45 D. m. c,,hi.ct eSouI'' Sunday school 10 m. Wednesday evening meeting 7.45. Reading room open from 2:3o to D. III. daily, except Sunday. The nnh1ic is cordially invited to- attend tbese stryices and to visit the read ing room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
pg Ladies Guild.

pe regular meeting of the Young
 es' Guild of Trinity church will held next Monday afternoon at o'clock with, Mrs. E. T. Miller, TIA Ash street. A 5 attendance is desired, as there kportant business to transact.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
McAlmont Chapter.

Is. Sebastian Geisreiter will en- Iin the John McAlmont Chapter, R. today at 2::3O D. m., in her
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11

,Nrs' H. l. Holderness. X delightful iuncneon was served after the games
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
] O'Clock Dinner.

i. and Mrs. E. D. Russell enter 1 at seven o'clock dinner Thurs evening complimsnting Miss Mary Ter, Of Union City, Tenn, the ming guest of MT. ard Mrs. l.. P. Ter. Mir. and Mrs. Russell's home Eenty-second avenue and Alaba- Ftreet was very pretty for the lon Violets were the principal fations throughout the home.
 guest ws,s given a corsage bou- of yiolets and the place cards nand painted violets. Six cours es
 served in faultless style. B.
 lne' honorse, the host and hos |ae following young people grac-
 charming party with their |nce: Henrletth Taylor, Matte
 ana Lutie Alexander; Henry
 es' Henry Jordan, Nick Can't,
 T. Lowe and Mr. ard Mrs. L..
 rner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-11
 Y Circle.

Fs NuClcs
 eaality Circle of the First Sterlan church met Thursday oon with Miss Margaret Rair- ner home on West Fifth ave- 'ila the following little girls v Misses Frs ncis Cherry, Mary ea'aarlna Montgomery, Eunice Mafle Lee, Norma Crist, Jem- foyu' Naomi Smith and Margaret sl' N ooflnhe Knox was leader for se'lng. Miss Norma Crist. the eu'' called the meeting to or ieaa ssverol verses from the The program includd tae fol- numbers:
 AnoS gave an interesting talk lorelsn mission work in Mexi- E'ng' Gods and Nature" Mi ,s Scott.
 'ss' as Convert the Dollar NJ Crist.
 si'a' The Bor Trat Never ~ Miss Funice Norris. .ag' Miss Helen Goulss Idea 2 aoni Smith.
 Lloyd. ' M :. Ae program dainty refres'. We're served.
 hs Club.
 e'1ihe Club was entertain 'aay afternoon by Mrs. c. R. m her home on West. Sec The meeting was given ,.s,, ra,sfy to Mrs. Wiltshire Riley, e' Ky. Cards furnished '0r the afternoon, the guests
 sA hand game of euchre. "dioron captured the club ue honcree wes presented !, sa'itul ,1, handkerchief. The 'asluded Nys. Riley. Mrs. c. s,' Mrs. c. IT. Owen, Mrs.
 MISS Anna Can't and
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-11-22
JOleSCh &ChaSka Co
The Big Store.
THE H|P-POCkET DEFENSE
IS NO GOOD IN BASEBALL
Player Who Used Gun on an Advan.
cling Umpire Must Serve Term
I'm Penitentiary
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special.
Atlanta, Ga, Nov 22.---If an UNI
pire at a baseball game has dispute
with a player over decision and ii
he advances upon the player with
his hand in his pocket, the demon
stration is not sufficient to warrant
Al.4>--.I-- - --f- a. 3
and causing his death.
Such is the ruling of the court of
appeals as expressed in an opinion
handed down in this city yesterday.
The case involved was that of Son
Young, a member of baseball team
which was playing game on Briar
creek Son Williams was officiating
in the game both as umpire and
scorer. Williams had given the OPP
posing team five scores, whereas
Young claimed they were entitled to
but three. During the progress of the
dispute Williams advanced on
Young with his hands in his pockets
and was shot and killed by him.
The player was convicted of volun-
tary manslaughter and sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary.
The appeal was based on the
ground that the umpire had hiT
hands in his pockets when he adyan-
ced, but the court of appeals helo
that this ground is not sufficient tc
warrant a reversal of the lower
courts verdict.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-11-22
WOMAN ON TRIAL
FOR HER LIFE
jury Completed in the Murder
Case Of Mrs. Gertrude
Patterson.
CRIME WAS PREMEO|TATEO
That Was the Charge The Woman
Heard the Special Prosecutor
Make in the Opening
Argument
Associated Press Special.

Denver, Colo, Nov. ga beat,-
tiful woman whose life story feat
ures the cardinal elements of human
nature braced herself in a crowded
court room here today and calmly
heard Special Prosecutor Benson, In
an argument for the state, charge
her with premeditated murder.
The woman was Gertrude Patter-
son, who Is said to have been pluck
ed from obscurity by Chicago mil
lionaire, trained to season of luz
ury and then married to Charles A.
Patterson, picked up for her by hci
millionaire admirer.
In his argument Prosecutor BEN
son showed that the state would at
tempt to show that Mrs. Patterson
was caught by her husband in a com
promising attitude with another
man and that she killed her husband
for fear his discovery might inter
fere with her suit for divorce.
| The jury was completed late ye,
terday afternoon
Every man on the Jury ia marrie
Most OF them have children, Not OF
LOT the jurors has ever seen servi
before In a criminal case. Ea
member stated under oath that
was willing to impose the death pc
/ atty if the evidence appeared to wa
rant it. An almost unbroken rouI
| OF examining and challenging venfr,
| men occupied the day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-11-22
bis FUND RAISED
| TO HOLD COTTON
Fifty Million Dollars Is Pledged
By Group Of New York
Bankers.
WOULD ADVANCE 525 BALE
President Of Galveston Cotton Ex-
change Says This Fund Would
Be Big Help to Farmers
Of the South.
Associated Press Special.

Galveston, Texas, Nov. a.
Speaking Of the plan of New York
bankers as announced last night 20
advance $4,000, 900 at SIS q ba,e
to enable the farmers of the south to
hold their cotton for better prices, |.
II. Kemper, president of the Calves
ton Cotton Exchange, said this funo
would be OF great benefit to the far.
mers If handled judiciously, but that
the numerous practical details had
not yet been announced Some of the
details to be arranged include
where the cotton shall be held,
whether each shipper will have the
right to market his own cotton and
whether the identical cotton ship
ped by each farmer is to be held