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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
Nearly Forty Thousand Pounds of Powder Flood
 ed to Stop Explosion
FROM ELECTRIC WIRE
Captain Buchanan Called Out Crew of Seven Hundred to Fight
 the Flames.
International News Special

International News Special
 New York, June 2S.-Nearly 40,000 pounds of powder in both the for ward and aft magazines of the Bat. tleship Ohio, under repairs i'll the Brooklyn Navy Yards, was flooded this afternoon when fire was discov- cred in the insolation of the electric wire in the after turret ammunition hoist.
 Captain Robert Buchanan called his crew of seven hundred men to fire quarters and for two hours a desper- te fight was waged. Five seamen were overcome by smoke.
 The fire was started, it was believ- ed, by red hot rivet dropped by a workman in the turret. It's conse- duences were not noted at the tims, but after the iron workers had left, in the turre. smoke was seen issuing from the ammunition post.
 Captain Buchanan instantly ordered the automobile high pressure service which floods the magazines into or der, and the powder was covered With water in few minutes. The smoke kept on rising however, and not until the electric current was turned off did the smoke cease. The damage will be heavy although the powder charges can be dried out and saved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
ASK BAIL FOR
 W. s. R8EA Habeas Corpus Petitioa H. ed in Chancery C0a95 at
 Little Roc
OF MURDER
District Attorney Nixoa aa4 .uorncy S. J. Hunt Will hesist tuy
 Effort to Free teaud nt.

w. s. Rhea, Who aas been in the county jail for mo1e 6Haf1 6 m54tb foi- lowing his arrest at Dunaz, May u, on a murder charge, 5estefa5B through his attorneys, Farmes Gov ernor Pindall, of Litti Rock, and Taylor and Jones. ot this q ', apptie4 for bail through a writ eG hlbs9s eors nus, before Chancellor 5oha r. A2r- tineau, at Little Rock. la petition will be heard July ,. The hearing will necessitate the removal of four negro with sses and ochess so Little Rock from Desha coun y. The lie. groes are in ja-l at Arkans City on a similar charge.
 Rhea is accused of the killing of Vita Archard. constable from Farrell, Ark. who was murdered ne Dumas on May 12, while leaving the LeaoX plantation with a negro pr!son5r, who had b on arrested on the lenox place. Rhea is acccused of leading mob or negroes, Archsrd's dAa+h resulting
 District Attorney T. Hayis N1roh and Attorney S. J. Hunt, who nave been employed by relatives of Arch7rd to assist in the prosecution will re- sists the efforts of Rhea to get bail.
 Archard was prominently connected and Rhea, who formerly lived at Ben ton, also has number of wealthy relatives at Little Rock. He was For- merly special officer for the hlttse Rock Street Railway Company ana at tbe time of his arrest held a com mission under Constable Dutch Jones' of Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
PINE BLUFF ff 70
 BRAIN. IS WIT.
Ophelia Crooks H faa spIit Open By Her Husband But Another Woman Used Stick of Wood and Pre-
 vented Murder. |,

Clio. Ark, June 2S.-0pheiia CrooK, the negro woman who had ner skull crushed in with an axe by her hus- band last Wednejday night, contrary fo all expectatiouI seems now to have good chances of recovery.
 She had come to Clio few days te- fore, and on Wednesday, just as II sfhe had been notified, her husband, Robert Crook, dropped off the Pine Bluff train at { o'clock, and under pretense of a reconciliation secured an opportunity to accomplish ms murderous deed. After crushing the woman's skull with the blunt end oi the axe Crook was in the act ol severing his wifi les head from her body with one strole of the sharp edge when Lillie Daniels, a neighbof. broke the doot in and struck Crook fu1 in the fack with a stick of stove wood. causineI him to drop the ax and make his escape throush the back door.
 All efforts dt apprehens have so far failed, but Crook Is reported to have been sedn at Altheiemr last Friday. Dr. E. F. Baker, who Is at tending the Injured woman removed several piecds of the skull, rci1e'ea the pressurel OH the brain, and now reports thatl thought desperately wounded, tn E woman has splendid chance of rd eovery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
RI ACK HERMANN
 FOOLS AN OFFICER
Slight of Hand Trick Prevented fat- roIman Williams From Getting
 Pistol By Searching Prisoner.

patrolman Warp4n Williams, the
 nonular police officer of the onloh
 Station beat, gives an interesting ac-
 oonnt of A sleight of hand trick by
 which a bold gun to.ing" negro at tempted to hide his revolver while MT. Williams searched him at Union Stat- ian 2 few nights ago. The officer, 5owevr. proved too wise for the coon and only for a moment did the trlck' which Patrolman Williams declares Is tl.o smoothest .hat ever came under his observation, baffle him. The or fzoding black was later lodged in the city jail.
 Patrolman Williams received a tip from anotA- IT negro that certain ne- pro was armed. Az the opportuhe time ryhe officer ,accosted the negro and began a search of his clothing. He found all of the trouser pockets emptv, so far as a pistol was con [
 eerned He n xt felt of the inside ooat pocket on one side. The pocket vss free of 8 gun and stepping to the , 3her side Patrolman Williams again pressed on the same pocket of the oth-
 r side of the coat only again to pe ,affled. Officer Willtsms says he was positive that the negro had gun and was reasonably sure that he carried he weapon in the inside coat pocket. 7epea ing the searching process once nor. MT. Williams failed to locate the irearm.
 The shrewd officer quickly thought ,f another scheme t. secure an action rom the negro which would lead to he location of his revolver. He sim
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
JUDGE GOULD SAYS
 If WILL RUN
To Make |His Announcement For Con- gress lat the Proper Time-Coi'
 onel S, M. Taylor May Also Kun
 ". H. Marlin Says "Me Ieo."

There has been much written ana more said recently about the prospsc' tive aspirants for the place ', to ne..a be xa- ostsay5, congrs ss'ma" .ns.+,s Joe r, k01,he %ns son, }of this district, shortly The Graphic stated many months ago "na. Judge James Gould, of this city, 1.' woula !, be candidate for that office ana .a. Judge conld stated emphatiesily thls week that he is in the race to stay and wo,la make his announcements In due tim.. Colonel s. M. Taylor of this city has also been mentioned TOT tha ,,ace He informed Grs ph'c rar,as sontatiye this week that he had not decided when he would announce if , sesides to enter the congressional cont 9st, but that he would make q,s w, on uooment et the proper. time. w. IT ,lartip of Garlend county, has an oIood that he, too, would b. in the
 for Congress from this district
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29

the rip rap contract vii ich he nas at C. metery bayou. He V fs Iiillng in q number of places, Eradlng town others and placing he ground in readiness to b9gin WoT K IS soon as the material arrives. Contractor Mccarthy yesterday ord eTea the stone shipped. It will probab@ begin ar irving tomorrow and Vii aE once be moved from the cars to & scene of the work.
 The contract calls fo1 tBe riprapp- ing of a short space m the small bayou. known as Ce233t21y Bayou' which drains BellWood saEaetery and empties into Brumps E fau. Syerai wards of stone will used III the work and will be shipped in about sixteen car 4 concrete eulvert over the bayoJ a the ceme- f.rv gate is also speci h the con- tract.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
z ' BR RAND JURY WILL
 NOT TNDICT GIRL.
Hsfrnatjaa1 = -4t peciaI

'f5enatjaaaI = as speciaI
 Jackson, Mis- tune 28.-The grard iary here resus,d to indict Claudia Battle, an oig6ieen-year-oid girl of Atlanta, charged with killing Joseph 1fHlkey Miss Battle followed Mulkey from Atlanta last January and find ins him in company with another wo- man, sho. and killed him. Sfe has b= cn in jsil since that time. The grand jury. after Investigating and learning the circumstances, declared it WIS q iustifiable homicide. The girl Was released.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
HCRSDAY MORNING, JUNE 29, 1911

by Williams. He vae born in Jef- terson county neas Nv Gaseony, Au- gust 2, 1875. He is t member of one of the best known families of the county. The deceased fl8 many fri nds who were shocked J1 learn of his death. He was aWays popular here and his manly qualities and genial disposition will te=aamembered favor ably by his many aequaintances. He was loving beotHta and a devoted eGa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
William Burbank n Mem phis Tn Effort to Find
 Her Thera.
EIEs WANTS HER BACK
%he Left Pine Blu fast 1IBHtay aHf Said Sine w GoHs l8G8
 to York.
International News Special


 Memphis, Taaa. ] nc 2S=Doas anybody know tha 8nete bouts of Mrs. Susie B4F5aah Her HrA band, William Burbank, Of Pin Emf, Ark ansas, is convinced that sHe is in Mem. Phis, and sde was seen here Tuesday by the manager Of Kr sss' store, where she WAS an employe before she mar ried and wen. 10 Pine Bluff.
 She left Pine Bluff on last Monday, saying that when she reached Men, phis she was going to get her "old job" at Kress' back, but she told the manager that sine was on vacation. Her husband wants her to come back at once end is trying in every way to locate her.
 she has black hair and dark blue eyes. weighs about 115 pounds and Is , fezt. 5 inches in heighth, Features regular. complexion pale for oru- ,atte She was wearing Monday 19roe black and white organdie dress
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
" seed 5cfara=saa mau md looking

f.t a,a4d bcfeg9sde nan md looking alfa stfaisH, ia J#e =se, Henzere gave away as laons4 eaalmed and 9y the slishts8 moeem5Ut Of ee hand ez- posed aH 4rtieI sHea ae bud so decl- H hraa a.a. eataat.a=a 55iliams st ouee .a.eb d.e. mslu. .oat poeIs- =~eea=te ta# fraa1=#g so4rc4ad .Niey and .heo 5oond inc Aua. #hoa pl4sea uQdat a.lss 55s= .ezra save tHo 9laee9 Jhe aoa4 al taa=trieN. Gy asat'eae 5iia#ta@emo4a k lad eaa- toJir sw.rerea ftc a@ gf7m one iq- site eoa. posazs 0 Fo atacr, maar cover ol 2 Iare Uaodzu5 aadEal- eElel, &ille @zlea 6e eeuafaa Iq lep. "#iHe hia ea4a u=aos- He is so =4sae o4} aeeeH=to= abinafae eaaaee aaam aaa peee# ta- oa4r-aat aAo eIazest aH= @iO egr taa rick.
 Raseo'm HGiua @Go a5s served
 mombo'. of j ma=Hefr ou 55e police lofee, said aa#oe ai lpistoI curriers' ta@ Ae Hed =eame fa e9Htae. with the trick Of tajs Heeto wa$ tae most evas- i've. lie declares te black has the trick down 10 Jbo greatest degree of prefictnney Mir Williams declares shat IS rule negro who carries a eun may b. arrested easily ard with S &tE He says thst one of the eas- jest ways to accomplish the arrest is by simply giving the suspicionod sub ioct a firm look and in nearly every case the negro can not restrain him- self from twitching of ahe hand in the direction of the concealed wet pom.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
]. (. HOLLEN!!bECk
 MAKES CHANCES George M. Trickett Becomes Chief clerk and H. c. Hel- verson Also Goes Up WE'LL KNOWN HERE  Jennings to Chattanolga-Glo Jer-
 ard and BrcIl Chang.
 ed.
WE'LL KNOWN HERE

Assistant General Passenger IA Ans J. G. Hollenbeck of the Iron lMbhp- tain, with headquarters at L4tSe Rock, yesterday made a numberh 'of appointments and changes which Mill be of interest to Pine Blufian as several of the men promoted arr and favorably known here. { MT. Hollenbeck announces the fol- lowing changes, effective July 1.
 B. R. Jennings, travelling passenger agent, with headquarters at Little Rock, has been appointed travelling passenger agent with headquarters v Chattanooga, succeeding B. K. Quick, resigned to engage in other business.
 w. H. Glover, depo. ticket agent, Little Rock, has Yen appointed tra- yelling passenger agent, headquarters at Little Rock. succeeding F. f. Jen7 nings.
 H. F. Jerard, assistant ticket agent, Hot Springs, has been appointed depot ticket agent, Little Rock, sueeeedlnS w. H. Glover.
 H. c. Helverson, at present chle1 clerk in the assistant general passen- ger agents offioa, has been apnolh'eo travelling passenger agent succeeol"s George M. Trickett who will assuihe his duties of chief clerk to the assls.- ant general passenger agent WHICH position he formerly held.
 H. R. Brown has been appolh'eo "9 sistant ticket agent in the Llttle iso0A city office, succeeding ". S. Martin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
PREACHERS RETURN
 FROM NASHVILLE

Rev. J. D. Hammons, pres ding elder of Pine Bluff District of the Methodist conference, returned yes- terday afternoon from Nashville, Tenn, where he has ben attending the Preachers Institute in Wander built University. He has been there for few weeks with others preachers from all over the South. Among the ministers from this district were Rev. hbsalcm Knox, pastor of the Carr Memorial church in this city; Rev. w c. Davidson, psstor of the First Methodist church here; Rev J. T. Rog ITS, of Roe, Ark, end F. P. Dok, of Dewitt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
COUNTY INSTITUTE
 AT STAR CITY

Star City, Ark, June 2S.-The Lln- coin County Teachers Institute was convened here this week by County Examiner w. A. Fish. There are about thirty teachers enrolled, f:oi. r c May, of Pine Bluff, principal or +bo Lakeside school and Prof. Urle Me- Kenzie, of Hot Springs, are among tie ou. of town attendants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
BLACKBURN WANTS
 I'D Y COME condemnad Negr4 Who Will Die On flle Gatlows, To
 morrPv, cd 1tented l I
 ,AD WI[J ITS OVER
Isys lie Iy tenfidsnt That He Is eo' jug To Heaven- To Join catho-
 lc Church.

Jack Blackt urn, condemned murder
 [, will die fn the galloWs on 'he
 1nty's pro1 srty near the Jefferson yunty hosps al, two miles West of
 fine Bluff tomorrow q, about IL 6'clock. she if Brewster has not set he exact fe for the execution, but Mai will ba about the hour when Blad,urnI f tos pay the penalty for the Alble I urder of John md Mary Gordol his aged relatives, whom he shot, kiyed] md robbed near Moscow several mon hs ago.
 Blackb,rt stated last ght he would beg d when it was all over. He still a ks to his original story that WilHClay did the shooting, after he (Blaclbrrn) iaad induced he old people yb save their home on the ny N tragedy. He says he will II n an Ahing but the truth and IN IS sLdt emeIl> Will lloe be NldASou 1lss galli ws.
 kburl says he is not the least
 1rr'ed or nervous. He says he
 vel land eats heartily every
 nd q ,4ry night. He has been ;, ~Aa dily by Rev. Pierce, the Cathe' pb fest, and other ministers, who Save 1 npressed upon him the inn porthncesoi Confession, if hh had one to mako. The colored sisters have al jb been visiting Blackburn daily anv prayed with him again yester- sd3 y I4e says he will join the Catho- 1it church Friday before the execu- -tlbn. A brief Catholic service will be cbnducted for him in his cell at the ciounty jail toNorrow morning at an 4arly hour.
 JA Blackburn enjoyed cigar yester- 'day afternoon when a Graphic repre- sentative called to see him. He said he had quit reading the Bible, as he lad gotten. all there was to be gotten /ta of the holy book. He still has onfidence in God, he says, and is positive that his soul will go to Heaven. Blackburn said if a man must die the sooner he does 1t Nhe better and he sanxious for tffe hour of r.he execution to arrive "My last wish will ba to go to Heaven,' he said.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29

You get legal receipt for cash navment made when you carry an ac- count at this bank and pay your bills hy check-Cotton Belt Savings ana Trust Co. -' 's'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29

Our electric service is at your command any hour of the day or night. No mater when the hour CT vour rood the electric servant re- spends instantly. It is never off d"'F Citizens Light and Transit com pany.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29

c. A. Fry, local agent of the Pacific Express Company. has returned from
 St. Louis, where he spent few dss. on . business trip. ssss assl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29

WANTED-1oO pair Shoes sewed half soles at 75 cents per pair. This price for 60 days only. Come to see me-Ed Wallis. POS West Barraque.
 6 16 I'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED AND RE-
 PtIRED

If you want a neat job on your umbrella, 402 West Second avenue 's the place.
 I. GLICKSBERG.
 The Umbrella Man. Opposite Telephone Oflce. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29

uo have for sale several lots on E o and E. 5th ave. Convenient " ..on Relt shops. Easy terms -
 po,t Savings & Trust Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
A REAL THOROUGHBRED

that initia stationary that Bedeh's Pharmacy Featuring in their win dow at 35 certainly lives up to It's name. Ii is "Thoroughhred Stat ionary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
HAYWOOD CASE
 WENT TO THE JURY

International News Special
 Denver, Col, June 2S.-(Bulletin)- The Henwood case went to the jury at 10 o'clock tonight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29
TO RIP RAP
 CEMETERY BAYOU

Contractor Mccarthy Arrives and Six. teen Car Loads of Stone Will be Used.
 P. H. Mccarthy, contractor, of Lit
 tie Rock, was in the city yesterday
 experimenting preliminary work on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-29

about the service rendered to deposi- -ars at this bank-ask any of the Hundreds who have checking accounts with us. They'll tell yon it is made up of Accuracy. Promptness. Cou.. tesy and Security.
 That our officers take a personal interest in each depositor-isn't this the k'nd of bank you'd like to do Hrsiress with?
 v-e cordially invite new accounts
 Carital a"d Slrnlus, s975 900 0e
The evening world., 1911-04-04
Sl.25 Long Cloth, piece e4c

Yard wide English Long Cloth; full
hleachei; soft glove finish, in i2-yd
pieces; worth Si25. Main n.
The evening world., 1911-04-04
O'GORMAN'S ROOM
INGALLS, PRIZE IN
COURT SCRAMBLE
Other Justices Make Quick
Shifts 10 Capture Best Left
of the Chambers.

There h,s been a digni'ied but humor-
Gus scramble going Oh IN Supreme
court Chambers since Justice o'Gorman
moved out. lie had occupied the lars-
est. arrest and best lighted room IN the
h~ui'iing-iu the northwest wing The
other Justices long had their eyes on
that chamber.
Thc custom has been 20 r~espportion
rooms when ono was vacated. the best
going to Justices according TO seniority,
hat Justice Giegerich sent out notices
10 the other justices. advising that che
rooms he ballotcd for on Wednesday.
To-day Justice Mccall upset the
whole proceeding by moving into the
room vacated b. Justice o'Gorman.
This caused muttcrlng among the other
justices. some o. whom have been on
the bench many years longer than JUS
tice Mccall But Justice Mccall simply
laughed and said nothing.
Justice Guy was quick TO grasp his
opportunity by moving into Justice Nc
CARS old room. a much larger and bet
ter one than ne had. Justice Page. VINO
has been on the bench only a short
time. moved into Justice Guys room.
and Justice Pendleton. the latest OF the
bench, took possession Of Justice Pages
old quarters.
Justice Pendleton had the smallest
and most uncomfortable room. and the
Justice 10 be appointed Ia Justice
O'Gorman's place will have 10 make the
best OF this chamber. II II only about
4Ni2 feet. Is dark and hardly III TO
work In.
Justice Mccall to-day also fell heir TO
the judicial labors OF Justice O'Gorman.
The Appellate Division designated him
To- hear all personal and property tax
and state and franchise tax cases left
unfinished by tho election OF Justice
o'Gorman to the Senate.
Justice McCalls defense is tina, ne
moved into the quarters vacated by
Justice O'Gorinan before he received
the notice sent out by Justice Giegerich.
1t is understood the other Justices viii
appeal from Justice McCall's decision.
The evening world., 1911-04-04
TRIED FOR THEFT
Of FOOD BOUGHT
FOR THE INSANE
katzenStein, Arrested in Wards
Island Scandal, al Last
Faces a Jury.

Charged with receiving stolen goods.
simon kat2enstcin. an aged dealer I'm
fat and bones, who in November last,
was accused of having consplred win
Anthony Martin. an employee of IN.
Manhattan state Hospital for the In.
sane, TO rob the inmates Of that lps,i-
tuition OF fresh meat intended for food
was placed on trial to-day before .I,stt,,
Vernon NJ. Davis Ia the Criminal H,,nc,
or the supreme Court. Martin. who was
mead meat-c"it"r at the Institution, is q
fugitive from Justice.
Detectives who mad been inyestI.,,
INK the mysterious dissppearonc. ~,
meat from Wards Island said n, e.,
time OF k~atzenstein's arrest mar r,.,
had seen Martin ana katzens,cin IonJ.
ing barrels Of fresh meat ON K,t,o,
stems wagon. rhcy traileJ k,,,..
stein INTO the BronN and arrested ...
The evening world., 1911-04-04
-a $500
A PERFECT SHAMPOO
IN FIVE

In an interesting article on "Thc
Care of the Hair" in the Lo. Angeles
Times. Mrs. Mae Martyr SAYS
Women nowadays find washing their
own hair u very simple mattcr-yes. n
pleasure as compared with the old
method Of using soap and water. then
waiting hours possibly for their hair
to dry.
by dissoiving n t%caspoonful Of
can,hrox in n cup Of hot water, one
has an inexpensive. reliable shampoo
that forms a rich, creamy lather and
clcanscs the scalp thoroughly Of dirt
and dandruiT as no other shampoo
will; il rinsrs off easily without u
trace Of sickness and the hair dric,
so quickly that it takes only n few
minutes for the entire process OF
shampooiny.
Unlike soap and most shampoo
mixtures which make the hair dull.
harsh and brittle. c%anthrox makes the
hair lustrous, fluffy and easy TO do up"
-Advt.
The evening world., 1911-04-04
CLEVELAND MEMORIAL
OFFERED TO CALDWELL.
Committee Ready to Buy Parsonage
Where Former President
Was Born.

The representatives OF the Cleveland
Memorial Fund. william II. Van Nart.
~ The Metropolitan Lie Insurance Com
pany; Thomas f.. Gladding. a wholesale
druggist. and Henry u. COndict. q Jer-
SOY city lawyer, appeared before tho
common Council OF caldwell. y. j., last
nieht and made the formal tender OF a
proposition TO buy the old Cleveland
parsonage where Grover cleveland wa,
born, and present u TO the town as Il
memorial. n museum and library OF
Cleveland documents aud memorabilia
and a public park.
A fund has been raised which amounts
80 nearly $1,000. the price set on the
property. The only condition attached
TO the gift is that the town shall con-
tract 10 keep 1t up in good condition
after II II turned over. 4 committee
90 the council was appointed to confer
with the trustees Of the fund.
h council meeting was largely at
tended Everybody sat up late. Csld-
well slept so soundlv that porch climb
ing burglars entered MIN different
The evening world., 1911-04-04
d. Altntatt & On.
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S

SPRING SUITS. COATS AND WRAPS
ESPECIAL ATTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO THE SELECTION
OF MISSES AND JUNIORS MODELS OF TAILoRMADE
SUITS IN THE LATEST DESIGNS AND MATERIALS INCLUDING
WHITE AND HAIRLINE SERCES;
ALSO DRESSES OF FoULARD. MARQULSETTE. EMBROIDERED
COTTON WOLFE. LINGERIE MATERIALS AND LINEN:
AND COATS OF VARIOUS FABRICS FOR MOTORING. DRESS
AND GENERAL WEAR. ALL AT MODERATE PRICES.
CHlIDRENS REFERS OF SHEPHERDS CHECKS SERGE
AND MIXTURES AND LONGER COATS FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR,
CHILDRENS DRESSES OF SERGE, WOLFE AND cHALLs AND
AN EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE STOCK OF WHITE AND
coLoRED WASHABLE DRESSES IN 4 TO IA YEAR OLD SIZES
The evening world., 1911-04-04
zoe Wercerized Batiste, I'd. 19,

Very sheer and fine quality; 4;
inches wide; an exceptional value;
imported to retail At sos. Mai, -
The evening world., 1911-04-04

tcrest on real estate and the money
I'm thc bank to his wife. Mrs. John
+. Christie.
JOHN +. CHRISTIE.
James O'Connor and Mrs. O'Cou-
nor. Witnesses"
Tho fathers signature Is a mere
scrawl. scarcely deciphtrablr. The tcS-
tator died on March ) IN Roosevelt Hos
pital. where he Mas hurrledly taken in
an effort to save MS life.
Chrls,ie's property amounts to only a
few hundred dollars,