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Alex Strauss spent Thursday at Ta- mo on business.
 T. Pearca went to Little Rock on business yesterday.
 J. q. Taylor went to Little Rock yes- terday on business.
 c. r. Philpot was a business visitor i'll Little Rock yesterday.
 J. w. Ferguson, of Sweden, spent Thursday in Pine Bluff.
 B. w. Benton was business visitor ill the capital city yesterday.
 s. A. Rosenberg has returned from a business trip to Memphis.
 Mrs. A. M. Hooker, of Swan Lake, is visiting friends in this city.
 Mrs. George Barnett is the guest of relatives and friends in Jonesboro
 Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Ahrens will go to Stuttgart today for brief visit.
 Dr. Asa Brunson Was in Little Rock yesterday on professional business.
 Fred Fox has returned from Little Rock where he transacted business
 Major s. w. Boswell, of Richardson, was in the city yesterday on business.
 Mrs. w. c. McBryde is visiting Mrs. James Barker and friends at camden.
 J. M. Oracle, of New Gascony, was a bus ness visitor in the city yestem- day.
 Attorney Irving Reinberger will go to Little Rock today on professional business.
 Mrs. John Matz has returned from Memphis where she spent several days with relatives
 E. V. Winston, former Pine Bluff ion, how of Camden, is the guest of friends in the city.
 ]. Leblo witz, a prominent merchant of Altheimer, was business visitor in the city yesterday
 Mrs. H. A. Mayer of Little Rock, is visiting ,ler daughter, Mrs. R. A. Hancock. in this city.
 Mrs. c. D. Heron left yesterday for Oklahoma City to spend some time with relatives and friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alex Perdue went to Camden yesterday for a brief visit with friends and relatives.
 Mrs Langston will leave in few days for Shreveport, La., to visit re- latives and attend the fair.
 Warren Wood, of Tillar, was in the city yesterday visiting his brother, Rev. c. D. Wood, and family.
 Judge c. M. Philpot went to Ferda yesterday to look after the marketing of cotton raised on his plantation.
 Mrs. F. A. Lambert has returned from Jones, ,ooro where she visited friends and relatives for several days. A. P. Ryland is expected to return from Camden today where he has been acting as judge at poultry show. | Mrs. Mike Tout, of Little Rock, will
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With McGehee Brothers, on the Sun howed Plantation near Tarry.
 MISS Olive Black, of Foreman, and James D. McGehee, Of Tarry, were the only attendants and only il few intimate friends and The relatives of Nhe contracting parties witnessed the ceremony. Dr. and Mrs. Shaw will make their home with MT. and Mrs. w. NJ. McGehee at Tarry
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e + $ j. * + i j. l. * + ' + | CONSERVATION IS A MENACE IN SUMMER . Regularity of Bowels Very Im- . pOrtant to Health at This D Time.

At no time should people more closely watch the condition of their bowels than during hot weather Summer conditions contribute in va rious ways to cause constipation, but whatever the cause the trouble should he quickly corrected; constipation, if neglected, leads directly to serious, and often fatal disease.
 Some people find that certain fruits have laxative effect, but this cannot be depended upon; a mild laxative tonic that will act gently and posi- lively, without gripping or shock to the system, is far preferable. The compound of simple laxative herbs with pepsin, known as Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin, is highly recommended as being easy and natural in action, pleasant to the taste, and certain in it's effect. A dose of Syrup of Pep sin at night will restore normal ac- tion in the morning, carrying off the heaviness and bloat. Salts, purgative waters and cathartics should be avoided, as they upset the entire sys- tenn and afford at best but tempor- ary relief. By cleansing the bow els and removing the foreign matter that irritates and inflames the tis- sues, spoonful of Syrup 'Pepsin will quickly check the summer diarrhoea that is so weakening. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold by druggists for fifty cents a bottle, the larger, fam ily size costing one dollar. A free trial bottle can be obtained. postpaid by writing to pr. w. B. Caldwell, 406 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois.
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David 0. D0dd Chapter.

David o. Dodd Chapter, U. D. G., will have call meeting Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the Bluff City Club All members are urged to attend as final arrangements will be made for the state U. D. c. convention to be held here next week.
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a visit here with Judge A. B. Grace and ,amily, will return to the'r home at TeXarkana today. MT. Wood re- gently returned from visit to French Lick Springs, Indiana; Columbia, Mo, Chicago and ether cities, and Mrs. Wool visited her sister, Mrs. ]. s. Perrin, at Yazoo City, Miss.
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Trinity Choir Rehersal.

The choir of Trinity Parish will hold it's regular weekly rehearsal in the church at o'clock this evening. All members, and others who VIII assist in the singing, are asked to be on hand promptly
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Call Meeting.

The Ella K. Newsom Trader Chap ter, U. D. C., will have a call meeting Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the Bluff City Club. All members are urg- ed to attend as business of importance concerning the state convention of the u. D. c. will be discussed
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St. Lnke's Day.

Today being the Feast of St. Luke, the Apostle and Evangelist, there will be special services in Trinity Parish Church, conducted by the rec tor. Dr, Reese The hour of service is lO:30, and t is hoped many will be able to be present.
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Box Supper.

The Ladies Aid Society of the Ohio Street Baptist church will give tox supper this evening at the nome of Mrs. A. NJ. Lee, No. 1902 Ohio street.
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Embroidery Club.

The Friday Afternoon Embroidery Club will meet this afternoon with Mrs, A. Warmoath at her home No. 614 East Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-18

We give coupons in great Arkan- sas Democrat 5000 prizs cUntest. Req 6 Crawford Furn. Go. tf
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Dauchters of the King.

Trinity Parish Chapter, Daughters of The King, will hold it's regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. at the residence of Mrs. M. Dana,,er, No. 222 Laurel street.
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High School Societies.

The four societies of the High School will hold their regular weekly meet ings this afternoon at the school.
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Meeting Postponed,

Tae meeting of the Social Service Club, which was to have been held Satm day, has been postponed until the following Saturday. October 2G.
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Lakeside Social

Lakeside Social
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Lake aide Methodist church will give so- cial this evening for the benefit of the church
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D. A. IL.

D. A. II.
 Pine Bluff Chapter D. A. R., will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. l.. Dewoody, on West Fourth avenue.
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SOCIETY

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 The initial game of inc City School League Hs played yesterday after aaer an he First Ward grounds be- tween he Eirzf Ward team and She sixth kxenue ads, which resulted in a victory for he sixth Avenue team by n score of Il to 10.
 large crowd of students and pat- s5ns witnessed the game and heartily ahecraa +hair respective favortte.
 Evans was the slab artist of the First Ward. othuson doing the reeetv- Hne. Sheppard twtrled for the sixth Ateraes with lake behind he 5aa. The esme was a good one and af the seventh inning the score was tie, 3 and 3. Timely hits by the Sixth Ave aua 6aVs, aided 1Y costly errors of he Hast End ads scored several runs and the finat score was IL and lo. C.. 3. Wilson. physical director of he T.. M i. umptFad he game. Roland. Of the First Wards. dist.Hgutshed htm1 seF bv his hitting. The teams lined ID as follows.
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CLEyELASD DELEG tTES

Rjso8. Ark5 April 9--Fbe ei7ve- land Democratic central Committee meeting was held fH the court heuse az Rison The chairman being at- sent B. P On sn was elected chair man protem Tha following dele gates were selected 10 represent Cleveland county he state com ventiou. George P Brown. H Hunt F F. \ Robertson, Pit Holmes and Wcodsnn Mosalv
 The following named persons were selected as delegates to the senator iaf convention. Fl. N. Robertson, George E. Brown, B A. Stewart c. H. Ledlaetter and D. \. Cnfhberfsan.
 The delegates to tlEe chancery con vention are s. P. 0sNeill, J. F. Joiin- son, w. ". Mosely, Jehn F Eiashins
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93ATE 9I3A 9EMEIY EAle
 GATARRH NI5EfIE55
Gives Instant Relief, Cures and Prevents Gdtarrn and
 Gold in t7e head.

The quickest. best and satesT --'Tv 70 eTlre 7atarrt4 or g cold n Eha Haad Is 0v 71sII--z a. remedy that will -=oucn the spot. md do it's work quickly without leaving any Bad effects. EIT's Cream Balm which -s aDpiied 10 the n0stufs cr rubbed on the throat or chest gets right at tho root of [ ne trouble and instantly relieves even me worst ease of eatarrn or cold- Il 1eyE Tn11l- Ittes after apniied vou can tae1 a Ioosenln9 ID in. the head. the palm and soreuEss are fone. the sense ot taste sIaelt and nearing come back and you teel ike a different person.
 Elv's Cream -cIeauses- heals and strenothens the iUtt4raed membranes takes away hat stuffed 71T5 feeling and duu pam n the head, relieves the throat soreness antsstops the nasty discharge which E the cause of the disgusting hawking, so1tttL9, blowing of the nose. and fouI breath HtaE fever victims who are nade mlsefahie by it's of sneezing, coughing and TheeZlng get instant and permanent relief by the use of ttls simpie remedy
 Don't suffer another rnInute. ElvfsGreATn Balm will relieve vou immediately, and a htj cent bottle will more than likely work a. complete cure. Ill dru9gglsts sell It,
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Phone 2s5 f T0u have any kind of repairing 10 De dcne.
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NEGRO DIES FROM
TRAM INJURIES

F-raHk Johnson. ueer0. a6at1t 57 =s7l-z old. vas 5HHd .a dying con sli-t9n. HvIda-l-v rom iaiaztaz zaaclE- ed ra1Ie -rv.ae 70 board ram near ? fr1faId. Iata sunday affefnooh 3v rain row f 8 lorraaauud Iron Mountain Irefgar rain .a oaafga af Conductor Brad Ho.comba.
 The =regra WIS aTou2a1 10 ne ciTE on he freight ain and 1iaaed 5a he baggage room zf r5la f-nI@n 9ta1== lon. 4e lied while on he 's5l1
 ronar F.H Williams emnauaitad farv and after axaniEs.ne several wit s1asses.- -nare of which Eere HHa rrif= aasses 10 he aceident zhat cost he negro ais life. 5Aa Taraies Fas -aat Johnson oamp 10 5is dzzth rom fn- furiez sustained while tee5ng t8 hoard a train.
 The body vas 1lrned over #5 John Walker md Iohn Summer. sz7-siI3s of he dead Ea1ro.
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CITY BASEBALL LEtGFE FORMED

Professor R@#l-ea #f ne HEieh school n+f #ird Professor v Keith of aa sixth 4QaHue School. Prof. Miller of -aa F.rzt Ward school. and coach Basset #8e H.aasIeH7 s57uz sf the f. CA 4tonaaT ziaaf and complete arrangements and made off =#He schedule for Plb- lie school Baseball I-aague. Peofess sor- Allen represented me sua-frash= men nd s5atad -aat Lake ide Seaca5 has a aan vh.aa vH enter -he feagra THs seague our cams
 Professor aIen 9as alee-ad 5rasi- aea= of eaa eagr1ea aeaach= =Rassef1 was elected seererzrz and Wilson affc.aI umpies. Tba sirsf game sf la zaa1te= season vas played LIS a-
 arnoan =at z4z Firs< Tastt g~aiH4ds an East z.rf #TeniIe. 5e5#a1
 Ward seam md he si9 q Avenue olua.
 Taa= schedule Wt15eh was o6ssen1ed ast night vilI 8e approved eaigtl- and published morrow Fs=prssenzaz
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 adess quar.ars ,range r
 rack aeef 70 ne ae5d .H 3e near 5a@ =a~e Br he e9rsoas =eaaais sf eae aifv.
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TO-DAY GAMES.

.-4s1 i4AA4Si+ i ? TT -7--44 A---@' sixth AvAnHe. IL. first Ward. Ils
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The Danger iftsr ftrin

] ae 0ftan in a rlIn flown sEE-arn
 Weakness, nervousness ss- sacE Of aD- petite. energy 4nd ambition. Etta dis ordered liver and kidney often foi- low a af5aek ef this vrereaed di sease. The greatest need men IS Electric 3 'zters. ne glorious tonic. blood purifier and regulator oE ztomaca iver and kidnevs Fhaus- ands nave proved taat thev Nandef=
 ullv strengthen =fap nerves, tzaiid I'D inc system and rasrora Q haaIth and good aHiria':ss aftee= an atfaek ef Grip. f suffering try teem 0niv 50 cents. Sold aad perfect satisfaction guaran-
 eed br all drugg SIS.
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sixti, l4enne H.: First Ward. 10

1..4lles5de-sab-F7rashmen at Hi.
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tETH EFAHFR R

On Friday evening, April :. at 'elocE very interesting program was reYd red by she D4pfts of the Althefmar school. Among the inter- estfng features outs de 5Ise school children was quartette by Mes danes Barraaue and Bailamv and MT Dickav and Nr WaldroD, vocal soto bv Mrs Leftwich and 2 reading by Miss Wick. 4 large crowd arfend- ed the affair and were delighted with #He program,
 Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, of P'ne Bluff, are here teday.
 C. E. Smith waE business visitor in Pine Bluff Saturday.
 ". E. Bellamv aas returned rom I.atle Rock where he spent seweral days on business.
 ". z. Chittenden. of Pine Bluff was n. Ntaaimor ysste day
 Mrs. ] W C1ary wae. saopp ne in Pine Bluff yesterday
 D. elliott representing the Gillespie Grocery Company Of Pine Bluff. was in Altheimer vesfer rday, John Fowler of Pine Bluff, was #He guest of elatives and friends hare vzzteraav
 E A. f.eftwfeh, 8aa cotton man. vas Pine Bluff Testt'raav n bus  ness.
 MT and Mrs T J. Collier wera visaors in Pine 8luff ye<terdav.
 if. M Garrett went Q Pine Bluff vaEterdav 0n husin ss.
 Maurice Eitbott spent Eesteraav in Pine BIntf
 Ord p Davis, of Nahass lla vas m AaAeimer n husaness ve erd ". Miss I.utje Burkfaltsr a5 Pine Bluff was here yesterday he guest of her sister Miss NHc- DQrthalter
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HIGH SCHOOL TE4T
 READY FOR BTsINESS

The new uniforms for he High school baseball saul Lave arrived and Hhe boys will pressHz a aaftr appear anee 9hen thev apFaar. The suits sre grey trimmed in red md of e7od quality. The boys are indebted eerE much to the business men af the city for the contributions that n lie the buying of the suits Hoss. .bIe ana bach Basseft. on behalf af the High school Athletic association wishes to thank those 1ho contributed 3gaeriea game was played at Ba seohool grounds recently and tbe team rounding .Eto shape rapidlv
 Arrangements arA being made fr opening the Pine Bluff baseball eaa- son next Friday at Forest Park when the local Hi boys md he strntgart Tusinsnr scffoal will lie tnso each 5ther for game. The infieId posi- tiors so far, which look good to The aoach. are as follows AI'en, tb; Matthews, 2b; Journey. 3b; M. Few. ss Hamlin c: Pitchers: sorrelFs. Me Tntvre and Branch The f0liowine boys are fighting i out for the cut field positions Rt Few Saunders Me New. Christopher. Toney, Sloan, Bar- zow Fletcher and Murphy
 Lakeside le: sixth irenUP. 3.
 The Lakeside School team laid one over on the Sixth Avenue schocl
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I.akeside Ia: Skill lFenme. 3.

The Lakeside School team laid one yer on the Sixth Avenue School
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sebzIa zam aI9HaaE. --aeh aeE .-e-u aE- a s1oIe 5i t6 10 f game as played 9u he diamond 2zg2ti1 venue nd aHesHHf street. -l-4z game z--lI Hn- count in H1a uercentage col mn 1E he scheduled 41Tnes.
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Mrs Al Yam Aukenbauaf= =32f6 Harshall St.. LiLtla lock. +gk. descendant of gne of 9ur finest southern coiona families writes f'f suffered greatly with Eidnev tEoubie. zad severe pains across by back. nd alt altogether miserable After talk .ne Foley Kfdns9 PfIIs for seH days he pains Jeff ne and now nav no kidnev trouble In sact- Foley Kidney P Is have cured ma com pletelv W. DaWo0dE ' Co.
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-aFr K. {. Glazier me ponular fecurcr of Bentonville. Ark. says he feels justified n recommending Falev's Honev and Tar Compound having used f for a cough hat had bothered him for wars te savs fur- fher T was said to have consump- on aH7 Foley's Honey and Tar ampnund cured me v L.. De- woody x Co.
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and C. P, Reebuck.
 Delegates 10 a udieial eonFsn- ion are A. B. Robertsou, j. r. R5a- TOW. E R. Buster. J. F Lash and J. F. Breathw f.
 Railroad convention: & ". Hal low. K Wheeler. J. Vance " ?. Galloway and V \. &irea.
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-28

rotary OF the Men and Religion Move
ment, In letter to President Miner
says: II wish to commend most
heartily the plan, of which I have
heard, that you are going to have spe-
cial preachers to address the young
men of the college during next winter.
think there could be no better way
of reaching them religiously than to
have many preachers with their differ
ent points of view speak in the chapel
every Sunday"
Rev. Glenn Finn, pastor OF the First
Methodist church of Bryan, will oc-
cupy the pulpit next Sunday. Other
ministers who have consented to fill
appointments during the fall are Rev.
p. G. Sears of Houston, Very Rev.
]. NJ. Kerwin of La Porte, DR.. George
S. Saxton of Dallas, Rev. John l.. Will
liams of Richmond, and Rev. w. S.
Lockhart of Houston. President Mil
ner is in correspondence with other
preachers for later engagements.
DR.. Isaac Alexander, chaplain at the
college last year, has returned to his
former home in Henderson.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-28

81 hope To ,;i,l Wellington said cne
day that nave irtahl my last hat
tie II i>a bad ,h,n. q hr always fight
inG Whi'r "a Che rhi' Of it I ann 100
much nccHpird 10 i"pi anything. bur it
is wrriclirl ,u,t a.lrr. II Is quite i'm
possible io hint uf 2lpry Roth miad
and fcrin"> ire exhausted am
wrrtrlpSl ,N,r ~ the moment Of vie
tory. md niwiy- say HAT. next tn a
battle lost tia. greatest misery is q
battle gained The express
sion Of his fare. whirh. was Il, up by
an intensity c. feeling. gave those sim.
pie words An eloqnence which went
straight - thr listeners heart. was
tjat listener.
"II * experience" he said another
time that gives me the advantage
over every other officer Nothing new
can happen to me aud | always feel
confident that shall succeed The
troops feel the same confidence In me.
For that reason | firmly believe that II
anything had happened 10 me ut Water
loo the battle WAS last. told Lord
UXbridgp so =" Soon after II hall
hit him. II must have passed over me
or my horse l,ut the finger Of God
WAS npon me a" Diary Of Frances. Lady
She Hey
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-28
EYES That Be. ono stars.

The most remarkable belief or super
stition concerning the human eye IL
one that is current in Australia.
Among the natives OF that country II
Is the general belief that the left eve
of every chief becomes n star the mo
ment the chief In question is done with
IT. The sun. they say. is the eye of the
''greatcr god" and the moon the eye OF
the lesser god" All the stars We're
once the left optics of human beings
of high rank Shnngle. celebrated
chief. once ate the eye Of valiant
chief. thinking thereby 10 increase the
brilliancy of his own EYE star" Rui
the eye burned through Shungle and
killed him. whereupon his own left eye
became Joined to the one he had eaten.
and the two may now lie seen as u
beautiful double star lying just TO the
east of the Southern Cross.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-28
NEGRO ESCAPE RECAPTURED

Lish Nelson, ,colored, was recap
tured near Caldwell, and Sheriff Con-
lee brought him back to this city and
lodged him in Jail yesterday. Nelson
is charged with killing another negro
at Harvey about a month ago. Sheriff
Conlee arrested him at the time and
his examining trial was being con-
Quoted before justice of the peace
at Harvey. The negro, watching for
chance, broke and ran, but Sheriff
Conlee refrained from shooting, pre-
ferring to recapture him later.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-28
An Official Repor, on tn. Cat.

The commander Of commissariat
department in one OF the large Prus.
sian towns received from the board Of
control the following official inquiry:
why was there a daily expenditure
OF > pfennig about 3 farthings) for the
cat of the military stores depot, while
for the cat of the forage depot only 3
pfennigs were required for the pur-
chase Of milkf"
Not such an easy question!
The explanation officially furnished
by the commander ran AZ follows:
'"The cat of the forage department Is
nourshed on the mice which have fat
tened on the corn and meal. but tho cat
pf the military stores department has
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-28
American Restaurants.

What disconcerts the European in the
great American restaurant is the ex.
cessive, the occasionally maddening
slowness Of the service and the lack Of
interest In the service. Touching the
latter defect. the waiter is not impolie;
he is not neglectful. But he Is too Of
ten pasgively hostile or ut best neutral
He or his chief has apparently not
grasped the fact that buying u meal Is
not like buying n ton or coal. II the
purchaser Is to gel value for his money
he must enjoy his meat ami IL he is to
enjoy the meat II mast nrI merely h.
efficiently served hut il must IL, rtii
GENTLY served IN n sympathetic atmos
phere The sunrc'ne business of n good
waiter is ~ create this atmospheric
Arnold Bennett IN Harper's.