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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
fs.tNNlhk.

Ns. iIsn.Gs AHt"'s ~ NtlaUta, 0sa
lIas returned Is'.Isc after o ds,lisl',tMl
visit :" hi. n.t'."r, Mts. J. ". Jones
aNd his .'.tess. Mise ISra I..w'. and
Mrs. West.
The fricnhs 81 Mrs. q. =. Erandai,
will De glad TO kU"w it'at she Iva. re-
|turncd hoNr from the san,tsr.unl
ana is improving daily.
Mr., and Mrs. T.. l.. lssaer.oH "rrs
the guests of Mrs. J. G. Walker last
werh ou their way to- Panama.
Mrs. W. H. Strubc is visiting
frfcnhs in Ruston.
Mrs. Sidney BuckeIcw is enter
tanning Mes. Fred ScotLof Kingston.
The serious illness Of Mr.. Robert
Wylic is deeply regretted. on ac-
count Of the quarantine against
Texas relatives can not reach
Shreveport 10 give comfort and aid
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Wylir at This trying
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knapp are the
welcome visitors Of Mrs. A. Il. Ives.
Mrs. Fred Hope aud little daugh-
Ter arrived during the week from
California and will make a visit of
several weeks TO their mother. Mrs
+. NJ. Mcclure.
Mrs. +. ID. Lee is entertaining her
friend, Miss La perle Davis.
Mr.. j. L. Bullen and family have
recently removed from Mildred
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
sN\Nt <GEisiisSTs.


rhc Caucasian IL authorized an
uounr" that lt, L, knltit - a randl -
Siatr for the Legislature tr"u tadd"
Parish. subject to th' aWl"n ~ ~"
Democratic enrIN.
The t.aurastau a. authorized 10 an
no,nrr chat ~. L! a. s,rn"n - u
candidates for rr-cirsilOI, 10 the lag
tslagtrr. s,sbirrl 10 Id" a'tInn ~ 'H"
Democratic party.
The GaUrAsltr Is altlll"rN'd to at
tturltlrr that j &, johnston. 81, IS 70
candidate Tor The i.rgDsIs'ur" sr"n'
Caddo PARISH. Stt,jrct |" the action
uf the iIrnorratIr pHrIy
The Caucasian Is aut hurlsrd 10 an
tlouncr that T.. Naylcs Browne Is a
candidate FOR lhe Legislature from
Gaddo parish, subject 90 the action
ot The Democratic party.
desire to submit my announce
mcnt as a candidate in the bGWoCrAt=
tic primary. for rc-nlrCtjon TO che
LcptslalulU Of ouislana. and. in so
doins. | Wish 10 express nay sincere
thanks to the ritizcus of Caddo Var
ash for past honors, aud trust may
continue TO mcrit their confidence
and support. which is respectfully
solicited. l.. f.. THOMAS.
Else Caucasian Is authorized To an
ssouuce that Henry HunsiCkcr is a
candidate for sc-GleCtlon to the Lea
tslaturc. subject 10 the tction of the
Democratic party.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
s'cvsonui Ssrueiu,.

Miss Mars Belle NrkcIIar left ~
Thursday for Chicago 10 resume bel
studies in t!e Chicago Art %rlnol
Miss Mckelar's special liuc of work
is designing aud ilIslsIratiNs for
which she has Indeed decided tai
cnt. 4 Saltlab" all in tsis fasriuat
ing work il n cultivated 'ileravs
taste which Miss Mcclellan has
broaaened by travel. With This
equipment she cen nat fail of suc-
cess.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
CONGRATULATIONS

Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Licbcr are re-
cciving the congratulations of their
many friends on the arrival of their
little daughter Elizabeth. May she
inherit the good qualities Of her
lovely mother and The excellent
traits Of the proud young father
Little Elizabeth is The first grand
child Of our friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Lieber.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
q I'm. 3.la k.>AlRiAs~

A"Sne 10" Nssi'Uvs at lice 1ss eel
"t"a'"" at ~" h'Ris ssl"ol N"rs
s,ar'. sn.l NsN. l'rIUt S"lI,.U. Mr.
iH',N :. N.".ug. Mrs I. H. N"rsis
Mrs. lIrhUU 3'Uusnr. W.. 4. y
tssIu'lua. Nrs. ~lIII.tak.r, Mss
Nania Hust. Mrs.. ~.Useil. ~. earl
Nas'ys. W.. II. John. anj W.. ". ~
Iu"I,sr't II IL" 1rNoH stafford
Eannr = e.. \.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
Joint NIeeiilla.

The following excellent pro-
|granme was given Tuesday after
noon by the Mothers Union and the
central kindergarten in The kinder
fgarten room at the central school.
Fragrant and beautiful with winters
sweet blossoms il was fitting place
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
Another Little Isa,Iahter.

\ dainty maiden gladdcns the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Claude A. Val
enline. Rubye Marcelle" is the pref
ty poetic name Of this first little
daughter whose mission will he ia
make every day gIadder and happier
for her parents by her sweet pres
cnrp
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
Tie AuniS rr>:fs, Edition.

IT." auUlN"tSary edition Of The
N""." oIsIrt"l.,".t is not nnI>
,lWtslts U, Vr..IiIlnIr ~ every re-
sI"st I" 10" UrDi,IlSI.,e. respectfully tr
NJ. 1sunir Way tr',ussIaI". the IaI-
"N.rL an.l ,n,.lsIsrd assistant
"'iI"r. WIs rs announced rdliUrialIy
NaS tlIr snsVIraIs'n "r I'lS edition
IT," N"urUr lU.trV'l.I"rIl. secrecy a
Ncsr "sI. ln~ Its, ausI is doing va
iaNt srrN q" IN its rsll-s sr Ieic PEG
rIr. Vsy Us sCars Is' usauy alaI ussy
10 lsaI ~" FULLEST .lea9sr" Of SIZE
cess amsl prosperity.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
For ASSesSnr.

The Caucasian has been author
lzed 10 announce that 5. Q. Hollings-
worth Is a candidate for reelection
60 the office Of assessor Of Caddo
parish, subject TO the action of the
Democratic party
The Caucasian has been author
azed 10 announce Or. i. NJ. Comegys
as candidate for the Office Of As
SCISSOR of Gaddo Parish, subject to
fthe action OF the Democratic party.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21

street 10 1rH> IL street. Whlrh they
find NOR" convenient.
Improvement ~ Iorarur G"raItS
ir"I'niIr"u - he good new. received
I"I III" lutiI" patient.
Iri"nsI4 Of Nr& O. - W,v. viii h
h"IlphI"b - knew ll.sI lie" - stead
IlN srsr"l'rrr suh cnn -" h"r
frD"is'~
w.. Front WeI4hr ct NrW or
I"n,~ ARRIVED Saturday and i III,
2'l'sI 1T br and Mr.. + |! IIand~
Nr@ l'"lLr Tanner ia lrrrr,,-''I :,
ps'II} Now lnrrur on NrII>,u2nu
II rr"l sDd VIII soon move INTO il
" spit" "I IT," Weather lIrr 1ndnr4
81 III" IruIrHI 'IrrI4trnu church con
'HIrl u weekly SATURDAY market
W.. I"WyIIl" Wa rtlrrunu ,r4t"r
day and dtsls~sd If y tempting az
rnt 81 QUI things.
ars IIarrN %,"liIN - enjoying {.
visit rom lrr 'nnlh.r. Ne. i. n t.'
fey Of b"nl". VINO arrived VirvS
'lsH AND j. '"r III" .'r.'@.,i ~" guest
Of We. g. o.. ~'Nl"r..
W. " ~ Werner y ,!i. ~ H., .r.t
agsIn aud 1T hls "hr. after ls',"y
cssan"A t" 81. Anh" fv q week Nv
arr"tmf ~ " 4pra,".H ."tL. w..
N"ry"C * 4tli ..V vrWtTfue.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
A2lCein's Aaee
~. s:,ssH, On lts. fsrst IrsVlClaI DIS
trC' Cs"lrt of s.af.h Parish, ga
J.. u. Quinn ~. VhWuas J.. Nan

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..;.. .,.... vs. .,.., n'.;,
=, A. ...,,.. 'r,''., ,''
1917,
A., .;..,. -, .,
=,
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Ca..,, ,..;'. ','.. A..
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-, -,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
Notes and News
Of Interest
+s*t* By m. h. W. ,*,At+


I'll" burning Of IT." Old ~lir"> "l'"r'
SHuitaraln reduced to ashes Il not
alb" building. n"Inhl" l"rhus" ~ !
was Wrappst up III" ~" l'isi"r> :"
u dr,ut"I Woman. a tirrI"ss Wnsk.r
Miss knlr l'nR" N"lsu. N"r aslH nr'f
high nrnhtI inn Was /" "stnl''sh q
>"sng InIlrs srlulu'N ~ Sh~t'
port and to HAT ""i =|n 'al"nrsd Ton
Years. Ilt prsrhnsr ~ Nc et"'nds
aud erection ul VI" huilt'ng jest dc
~Ir">sd. represented not "nIN s'"'
III" savings t'lI Ht'"k suhsrrls'"d h>
trI"tnls and NnIr"ns. Ter ambition
was "nIN partly RrsI iti"d. I've W"
RS" "t III" public Srh""lS over ih'
stat" slrrW palr"naR" lrSn hI' pss
taso cducattnnas institutions. ana
sN" soon realized chat wieh 'h'
building ~ "t III" tuhli' school syS-
ten n" priNat" school could Ions
Mntsllhln llsrls III a i"Nn sl'r So" "s
shreveport Hut. during tn" palmH
days OF Vie kHtc O.. S"ls'n A'ii'l-
nar> no'aIslr Hr"'lI' "' 's'''rn"eS
were 'oIlh'trt with ~.
tlrsl. III" accomplished principal
intsell, ~ to- faculty W"r" VI" 'a'-
rUfrl ''o'uli"'lls' Mr. =" ~ ha'''-
IFrlIn. ami Nv. !. ! .Sut"land. o."
'rarl'"r "t modern ihitS'lag"s. JOINT
t'lhl"sS"'S ~ Shlr'"p"rS Vad'H'
I'd''rai'"''a' institutions. thr Yhatrh-
rr institute ems ne eat" v. SrlS"'
seminary. shHn lai'r" was sltc 0igh-
" trained vocalist. Miss Massl" add
ANT Va" accomplished art teacher,
Mrs. E'lE"nI" u. Harding. Miss Hat
he SrtliIst"r. The IioIt'rr klnN'rgar-
len trhrlicr "t North t."tssialia, o.
talented Mise Muulock. Miss Salli"
Nelson, Nurc"ssful primary e"arhrr
AMI Mrs. NJ. II. Williams.
The kaic y. Nelson ~rnslAr>
tlowrr"d but for 81 shori time. not
through any weakness in 'is SNssrn.
but for the reason stated. a." rise
Of The public schools. From u tina'-
rial standpoint nothing 'rnnin~ ~
those twenty-five wears Of devoted
e1or'. and IN that s"ns" Miss N"'-
sons work might b" ilIdgrd failure
but as an institution Of 'rarnlng. dis
terminating culture, II was a Sue
reSs. All over North Louisiana there
are Young women whose ssl1cHllon
was received solely at her school.
many OF them young matrons with
children long since III school. others
teachers. applying themselves with
energy ana sincerity 10 their work.
their ideals from the III"
and teachings OF the founder OF the
school. Encouraged by the citizens
generally. but aided financially by.
only n few, chief among them hc'ng
illa' noble generous citlheh. capt
simon Levy. president 81 The board
81 directors OF the seminary, MISS
Nelson never lost sight OF The end
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
,s5or Clerk Of the District Court.

The Caucasian has been author
,tzed to announce that Geo. POLICEMAN
is a candidate for the Office of Clerk
of the District Court, subject to the
action of The Democratic party.
The Caucasian has been author
ICED To announce That s. N. kerley is
q candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of
the District Court, subject 10 the &C
ton OF The Democratic party.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
dor State Central Committee.

The Caucasian is authorized 20 AT
ttounce that John jenkins is a can
staate for the position Of Commit
tecman ol tire state Central Com
rnittee from Gaddo Parish. subject TO
action Of the Democratic primary.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
For City MARSHAL.

The Caucasian is authorized TO
announce that George f. Gerald is
q candidate for reelection to the
office Of City Marshal, subject to
vhe action of the Democratic party.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
Sae.n, AuIA

1tw "straetl mules" which &cre H.
s"N vessels tlroNgh ~" Panama
Canas are ~ IT, electric rs,,.'cs after
sI, To- Secretary ~ Nar lsa- r,>'m
shr GUntrscs 10 tlm Isc,hral EhetrM
C.Hnran, tor f01y Uhvtsn, ksssss.s-
tNss u" thG< ruUlssS".
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
For I.nlicc .l,irnr.

Fhe Caucasian is authorized,to an
rounce that Capt. W. T. Crawford is
a candidate for recollection as a po-
lice juror 10 represent Ward Four
of Caddo Parish. subject 10 the ac-
lion OF The Democratic party.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
For Sheriff.

The Caucasian has been author
txed TO announce that j. Z. Flournoy
is candidate for the oiiice OF Sher-
tff and Tax Collector of Caddo Par
ish, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21

Sow" a." latcl. .icti,m.1 ",ssst-
sli.'' O. ~ iisls vito THINKS t1'Sr !.
. hr0A ~ every ~OrIW."
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
tRimis A,,iermi,@
arctnls' um tDos,uWic AclCn,r.

\ series q" lectures Os .lnsIw.si 10
ss"uce oil! H. gI>'W D. Miss More,
"nd'r III" a"Si."rS ~ tis. N"'l,cr4
Nosl beginning sa''s ~ t"iut.ar,
TlsiS announcement aas u,N.lr ~
ArS WInL"r 10 W" n,"'tiNg Vu"s-
dag. Mise MoraN D. ~. cxc'eent
ecas llrr Of domestic .csraGC ~ the
hiSh s.ss". o.. seizures VIC H.
trcs.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21

ISurh voice their ringing rchoc,
swept
lArnllud lhr world.
Their day Is With til" days gone h,
l.ut. blended with their saru".
'Shlnrs nul IN never fading light
TIA" great rnluunu'I"r'= unru"'
THAT unu," luWrnuRhi
WiIh duty. S"Il-h"uinl. Wartc
With pr"hitN. pure nsntl>". rlRlsI.
\Nh fear Hl uoilghs
'gnl.sI HE 4nrkgr",lrIs - ssr~ tiHr"
| rnrsr.g sntnWHrr| fsI"
II" <laud< l"r"r aud -uVr"uu'.
= ,tnn sI0'Ilul"lN gr"ss
TRUTH o. his nIIs
Iusu"Ss o. constant sInt ant -,
NnS Nnu"r eh nri".t'"r Wnt
J." ~s,rls I,ts nnu."
lIr leo is War. h" lei 81 trIr"
! Glow Grnns ltr s.nc" M In'stht'
Isus isrr s."n raNr"r. snE.".
wsatt.
Nih whnt hrH>" sntsls" hnagtsI
| IMlns u. tnusf~.
lhis snn't,AI "hi.t tn .rkIS agas
tst rrusls ~" rivlst az 3rns, 20 We
DI'r"n, Gods "Nn hasds,
s"h. ali" Iish's Oh" -s.s- "sr
heights
Wh"r. lNu," a,m tWtns< at't
,s'"A ell" liShts thr S,Ar. st'n' sssss
Iu.r snltsu ~ .trt.at:
o. ,le IFsvh sshssA
w." '.Ichratinu Of n"l"rt D.. lsr's
tIrilslay Is The lsiRh s'hra ssas
.rsN inpr"a%ss". and h"n'Nu,lts r~s-
r'"h "u@ prof NamitIW, hah ~
ranged sin srcat ear. lAr C'"-
ErHsl'." 90 .u"akrie and slsIs.s
Their" ass" soldier. u'"arh''. a"l
cltG"n rrISrsrHrf ~" oudruis
'enIrit"llilt tle' musr. "t'isI"" ems
sung w aIl .Ianspp a..i er""tcd
with '"rr-. me hirh .cho~l d',a,-
i"'t" am. "C"ntieE .ad memories
were arHl."l ~. tl"s. trieste sn.,lsg
voices soFtl> r"tb'aI"b W" "tran
bNinv tonight. divine t"nish'. dsiIe
ON she oIi camp kroInd" sh" hlsll
sctooi glcr clue gaze u r"il~ins clio
rus. . u'u-iras contribution ;" 'hr
p"Irann," grcat'y HplF"c'At"i
ranr frnul Mrs. >co>itl" ~ il"'
G'sriSIf,n "lll.rh win arGo,i,. ,".t
Mr. ~. .IoIs iN u socal solo nNd w..
Carl Marty oH w" correct.
lirnu'ism wsCr To- iTii""s Valt 10
IL" m"nr"'N ~ II" SNl'h's greatest
general AMI on" ~ IT," Wsrlt~
greatest "rn. Iinr docs n"t lessen
tlr fanr ,hIs $urreindri bone ~
life: I"it mal>rs II more pIorl"us IN
death His Suurtls character wa H.
rs Oh" speakers Sal'i 10" eNslS ~
study ul great m"n for oil Inns.
The following Ur0pransnl" aU-
no,Dnrrd by Pref. ltaNIlluW wsS rsr-
rsd out:
biNIr-Silnk by lEir Ssltnoo.
Pra>"r--l'"N. q. r. tan"'"N.
student Lii" of s""-~upt brrt
Ju'tg" I. f. bell.
0uartett". Testing fnNl Stt -
Curtis Evans. Virgil Sipc. MORGAN
steele Walter lack soIt
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
LIST or SPECIFICS.

s, A. For FEvERs. Mms Fever. Lane Fever.
u y. Fer sPHAISs. Lsmene--, Rheumati.r,
e. e. Fer SORE Throat. Epixoetic. Di.te,nper.
y. %. For WORMS. Bo... sruhs.
q. y. For c0uGIis. Colds. Iaiurnxa.
" r. For collie. Beilyaehs. Diarrhe..
Ga. q. Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
a ~. Fer Kidney and BIsaser disorders.
=. I. Ess skIN Disc Asses, Maase, Eru,,s.p..
J. K-1~ HAD CONDITION. Iasises.,oa.
Al druggists or sent prepaid on receipt
~ pyisN 90 cts. each.
uUMrn1mrs, nomEo. MEDICINE CO., c.rnsr
ualElAn 49, Ann ssrssss. Nsu vssk.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21

for This lnlpurtaut meeting. Pro-
,grnminr;
LORDS prayer.
Song. "Navo,ru~n Miss fcCnn
lncrnnl,anisl Miss lrilrv.
Nrnd.rgaetru Talk nnA s'rn-
srann,r Miss Srhusfrr.
Song, sugrl4 from te,r tsraIru III
,Honp Miss Murphy.
Ie,adiuu. ChlId Training ,,.s cl,lls
%IuU Nj. o. 4 W,nIrr
Music. Gn.,"u, E.IS Vi t.rnr
Arr.
Su,,,un. n.,I,,r.,lrurul4 vi
r.unu.tIrr.
Nu~rr. sIr SPINNING HrI w.
C"snrpl<.
Refreshments
W. SrIsrslv un,Ir u >"r, utter
trstrup I.Ik covering the rr.gs ,wu"
,lsa s",",sl"a lhr New Year rra,i,r
icon 81 10" ra,hsrt&. Che rnIerr4
N"rs >"rN Is.h '"Irt'"h "h'n told
thaI 'snlsnuy w's'IN stop hitting Fre
<'>s"r" enc "Nsry W",,ls try 10 at.'b
sr>iag. .uh tssk NarI4 w",A b"
i"IN ts" Of lrnRA. etc. o." r"spnI,-
@Ihta'sy rf III" s''Is 'r,". rests We,
sarE"sy ~ TO- n'"lse'r'@ -%"uI4ra. o.
Els Hrk,Hirr truly aai4 tir Ja,-
o. a. w,,S Of tA.. rs,.IA,n and -.
/ "a. Nrr,,e tl~ Nry. Irar we'll
Co., WfEtrr rr.A n t,,,,,ph,su, ar
ftcR by tlnsrclA aurris,n ~h;.I.
,s,.cav,>rd I, yl,,. ,h,i q. ratio,
.,,Al,,s and tAur ,c,i,ux ,rr no,
au,h.rs,,nA w.. Winter .,,y,>s.a
.ha +, ,s,rstAm To-. N. n.,a s,..
eh,.h s.,h ~.uh,r. m.h, Ars,
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-01-21
FREE BOOK

For Every Living Thing ON the Farm
Humphreys Veterinary Specifies.
500 Page Book fres, on the Treatment and
Care of Horses. Cattle, Sheep, Dogs,
Hers and Poultry, also Stable Chart to
iaatag up, mailed free.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-08
$3.5O Recipe Free,
 For Weak Men.
Send Name and Address To- day-You Can Have 1t Free and Be Strong and
 Vigorous

I have in my possesloo . preocE1p- lion for nervous debility, lack of viz or. weakened manhood, failing mem- ory and lame back. brought on by ex. cesses, unnatural drains, or the folfies of youth. that has cured % many xorn and nervous men right in their own .homes-without any additional help or medicine-that think every man who wishes to regain his marly power and virility, quickly and Quiet- iy, should have a copy So havo determined to send copy Of the pre- scription free of charge. in . plain. ordinary sealed envelope to any man who will write me for 1t
 This prescription comes from q phy> sicjau who has made a special study of men and am convinced i& is ths surest- acting combination for the cure of defcient manhood and vigor faiI- ure ever put together.
 | think I owe 1t to my fellow man to send them a copy in confidence a that any man anywhere who is wean and discouraged with repeated failures may stop drugging himself with harm> full patent medicines. secure what ! believe is the Quickest-actfng restosa> tive, upbuildfng, SPOT-TOUCHIG0 remedy ever devised, and so cure hims self at home quietly and quickly. Jua drop me a line like this: Dr. A. E. Robinson.4125 Luck Building, Detroit. Mich, and I will send you copy of this splendid recipe in a plain ordin- ary envelope free of charge A great many doctors would charge $500 tc $500 for merely writing out . pre- scription like this-but I send it en- tirely free.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-08
HUSBAND PREFERRED
 ARMY TO HIS HOME

Claiming that her husband deserted her to join. the army, Edith Clifton of this city appeared before Judge Reed in the Superior court, yesterday to get divorce from Henry R. Clifton of parts unknown. The de- cree was granted. The couple were married in Port Chester. N.; F., after an elopement in July, 1903. The de- sertion took place September 29, 1904. Mrs Clifton's maiden name was Edith Brewer.
 Meta G. Allen, of Whitney avenue. was freed from Charles Allen, of Dan- bury, on the ground of intolerable cruelty. Allen originally brought suit on the ground of intemperance but the wife filed g. cross complaint and secured the decree. Mrs. Allen claim ed her husband often struck her and otherwise treated her cruelty. The couple were married July 29, 1903.
 Elizabeth Scofield of Greenwich, se- cured separation from Edward Sco- field of parts unknown. She testi- fled that Scofeld deserted her June 25, 1904. The couple were married September 3, 1902.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-08
TRIO BEAT MAN, WHO
 REFUSED CIGARETTE,
 INTO INSENSIBILITY

Danbury, June 8-Harry Cobb, 19, o1 Knoxville, Tenn, who says he is a son of Rev. Thomas J. Cobb, of Lock- port, Miss, and William Crosse, 22, of Danbury, were arrested today charged with attempted highway robbery. When John Lewis, teamster, was on his way to work this morning he was aecosted at the Main street cross ing by three men who asked for a cigarette, and on being told that he only had one, one of the men knock ed him down and the others jumped on him and beat him into uncon- sciousness. They did not rob him as the fight drew a crowd and the men ran. The police have been unable to catch the third man. J4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-08
SUGGEST MEAT BOYCOTT
Restaurateurs of Pittsburgh Support
 WOmen's Price Agitation.

Pittsburgh, June S-In a communi- cation sent to Mrs. J. H. F1annery, chairman of the Federated Marketing Clubs, the association of restaurant men assure Mrs. Flannery that they are in hearty sympathy with the agi- tation to force down the price Of meat. It is suggested to Mrs. Elan nery that the women in all the clubs urge their men folk to abstain from meat eating during the day, so that the restaurants will have practically no demand for beef
 The fact that the restaurants are paying 5 cents pound more for 1oins and ribs than ever before prompted the support of the meat boycott. At a mass meeting today at Homewood Carnegie Hall the Retail Butchers Association were asked to start a na- tfonal movement among butchers to compel thet meat packers to cut prices. The speakers were Mrs. Elan nery, .Dr. J. T. Holdsworth. Dean of the School of Economies of the Uni versity of Pittsburgh, and Harry s. Lydick, assistant United States Dis trict Attorney.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-08
HOTEL HELP ADvS.
 LEAD TO ARREST
Supposed Hotel Keeper Sus- pected of Attempt at
 Swindling

Pittsburgh, June 8-Suspected of inn proper motives in advertising for ho- tel help, A. B. Langley, 50, who claims to be the proprietor of the Hotel Put nam, at Brooklyn, Conn.,, is locked up today, at Central Station. Langley says he lives at the Victoria Hotel, New York. s@*s-
 According to Detectives McGough and Dillon, Langley arrived several days ago and at once advertised for hotel help. A decoy was sent to him. He showed the girl the picture of his hotel and asked her to give him $10 and meet him at the Union Station next Monday
 Another decoy was sent and when she refused to pay the $1O flor rail- road fare,'' Langley. says the detec- tives, offered to accept 8. The de- tectives allege he is not a hotel own CT.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-08

p. m., Epworth. League devotional ser vice, topic Christian Education; leader, Miss Helen Keefer; 7:3o p. m, Children's Day exercises by Sunday School. All welcome. Seats reserv- z Bridgeport Christian Union tc1ty Missiop), 24 Bank street, Rev. Chast w. Simpson, Supt. Services every night at 8. except Wednesday and Sunday at 9; also at Sunday after noon. Tonight, Saturday, and tomor- row afternoon the Rev. Maurice Ru- ben, Christian Jew, of Pittsburgh. will be the speaker. MT. Ruben has a wonderful story of his own life to tell. The public welcome to all ser- vices.
 First Church of Christ, Scientist. 871 Lafayette St., services at II a. m. Subject: God the Only Cause and Wednesday evening testimonial meet ing at 8. All welcome. The Read ing room is open every day except Sunday from 10 to 1, and from to 5. Also Friday evenings.
 Trinity M. E. Church, North avenue and Remer street. Rev. R. s. Povey. pastor. Children's Day will be .ob- served at 10:s0 with an appropriate program. Sunday School at 12:10. Epworth League at 6:3o. Topic. .True wisdom is from God and is for those who will receive it", C.s5B B. Banks, leader. Preaching by the pastor at 7:30.
 Services at Bethany Chapel, Sunday. 7:30 D. m Sermon by Rev. Arthur Parker subject, "A Psalm of Life" Sunday School at p. m. Series of talks on the Lords Prayer, Thurs- day, 7:45.
 A. M. E. Zion church, Broad and Gregory streets, Rev. Wm- H. Hey. A. M. D. D., pastor. Subject 10:45, eDead FIies"; 7:45s a sermon to the Household of Ruth. Rev. w. e. Brown, D. D., of New Haven, will preach at 3 D. m- Sunday School. 1915; V. c. E., 6:s0. Good music. Mrs. s. B. Ross, organist.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-08

Many, of the big chieftains of the Democratic party are looking them over here. Among those occupying seats on the side line. today, were Former Governor David Francis, of Missouri, Roger Sullivan of Illinois, Urey Woodson of Kentucky, John Burton of New York. And not a sin gle one would agree with the other on what was going to happen at Ball. timOre.