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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
SMALL BOYS ALMOST
 BROKE UP A SHOW
SNEEZE POWDER DISTRIBTTED IN ORPHEO THEATFR DURING
 PERFORMANCE.
General f,loaus of Those in Audience F0l!cwed-BOys Were Taken By
 PAlice But Nat Hsla.

Two s:oall boys ar,3 ( at of sneez- ing powder caused a genera. exodus from the Orpheo theater last night about o'clock, and for fifteen min- utes the noises made by the assembly were similar to those which predom- mate in an annual meeting of the Amalgamated Association of Sneelers.
 The lads entered the theatar and as they proceeded down the aisle to a front row they blew the fine powler through small cone-shaped paper. In an instant the air was full and at each intake of breath the patrons of the house got a nose full. The re- sultant sneeZes sounded like a pack age of fire crackers under a tin can on the Fourth of July.
 The two boys were caught by the manager of the theater and turned over to the police. The parents were notified and the boys were permitted to go home on condition that they should be punished. One father said his offspring would eat his meals standing up for the next week. The boys gave their names at po- dice headquarters to be Pritchard and Everetts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
MRS. SUSIE BURBANK
 GIVEN DIVORCE
HusDand Denied Charges of Cruelty in Answer-Wife Given Sum of
 Money and Household Goods

Mrs. Susie Burbank was yesterday granted as absolute divorce from her husDand, Frank Earl Burbank, by Judge J. M. Elliott in the Jefferson chancery court. The plaintiff was represented by Attorneys Caldwell and and Brockman and the defend ant by Attorney A. H. Rowell The couple was married July 20, 1911, and lived together until October 8, 1912. The defendant was required to pay his wife $10O and also the attorneys fee. Mrs. Burbank was also given possession of her household goods in their cottage on Cherry street.
 In her petition Mrs. Burbank charged her husband with crue ty and charged that on one occasion he pointed a pistol alt her and pulled the trigger three times. She says she had previously taken the loads out of the gun. She also charged that her husband drove her away from home. In answer MT. Burbank denied the charges in toto except to say that he :emonstrated with his wife for her conduct towards him. MT. and Mrs. Burbank formerly lived in Mem- phis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
r,,o noupl,ters of The King.

The Daughters of The King will meet next Friday at D. m. o'clock +o oerfect plans for the Annual ronrcil of the order, which conEenes ;n Dine Bluff November 13 to 15
 ne,egates from Trinity Chapter Dine Bluff are as follows: Mesq James w C. Dallanbaugh, Chas. L w. peese and Mae Tomlinson. Altdrnate eMosdame M. Danaher, D. c. Wilcox and j.. w. Martin.
 The directress has appointed the following on the entertainment com mit.ee Misses Adele Hum, Irene pocage: Mesdames Chas l.. w. Reese 1sand J. w. Martin.
 \ Among the distingu shei guests will be Bishop and Mrs. J. R. W:n- chester. of Little Rock and Rev !. and Mrs. Ingham, of Camden Taere are twelve chapters In the diocese and it is expected that every cbanter will be well represent led.
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! .
 ; BRIEF MENTION . ! e+++t**+*++* . . . . . |

Mrs. P. M. Kilroy has returned from brief visit to Little Rock.
 Constable J. s. Barraque, of Alt heimer, was in the city yesterday on business.
 Mrs. B. P. Kramer has gone to Mi ami, Fla. for a several weeks visit with friends.
 Miss Olivia Alexander has returned from Sherrill where she visited rela- tives for several days.
 Judge J. M. Elliott will go to Clar- endon tomorrow to hold session or tre Monroe chancery court this week.
 MT. and Mrs. o. Poole left yes- terday for Wynne, Ark, ito visit friends and relatives for several days.
 Mrs. Thomas M. McKinnon, of Mo- 814 Main street, has returned from a lengthy visit with friends in San Bernardino, Cal.
 Mrs. I. J. Moore is expected home from Memphis this afternoon. She has been the guest of relatives and friends there during the past week.
 N. E. Harrison and daughter, Miss Margaret, of washington, D. C., are expected to arrive in the city tomor- row for a visit with c. H. Owens and family.
 H. P. Anderson, 8 former Pine Bluff resident, accompanied the LiT1le Rock High football team here yesTer- day. and was one of the rooters at Forest Park in the afternoon.
 J. D. Burbank and sons, Harry and Fred, and c. A. Huffman will leave this morning on MT. Burbank's s gasoline boat, Virginia" for hunt ing trip down the river. They ex- pect to be gene three weeks.
 A. F. McNeill, Creed Caldwell, H. K. Toney. l.. E. Cheek and Evan Par nell will leave this week for Branch vile Lincoln county, where they will get on the trail of a big red fox ant' run him down, if it takes a week.
 Mrs. Jo Frauenthal, of Conway president of the Arkansas Federal, on of Women's Clubs. who came here 10 attend the Little Rock District meet
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NEW yENIRE FOR
 THE PETIT JURY

The second venire of the petit jury, that has been ordered to report for service on November il in the Jeffer- son circuit court, and announced yes terday by Deputy Circuit Clerk Grover Lytle. The first venire was discharg- ed Friday, after all the cases before it had been disposed of. The new venire includes H. L.. Phillips w. D. Graham, Sam Gilmore, A. :. Vol Hermann, T. B. Lyle, T. B. Floore, B. c. Fowles, B. Elliott J.. H. Ed dins, Lawrence Dixon, J. K. Anthony. Tom Harper, Henry Bernath, G.. w. E. Bowden, M. c. Cleveland, Dan Nix, w. A. McIntire, Wright Bose we'll J.. T. Crawford, Tom Gulledge, J. w. Bellamy, J. w. Bunch, T. J. Collier, Jr., and Ed Favers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
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Liverpo


 America HE JEFFERsoN-H. Limiton, Louis; Iol, England; c. R. Carswell, Chalk Us, Ga; K. F. Michenia, St. nati. | 10. l.. Cox, Little Rock; H. c. F. Arn nChicago; M. A. Bloom, Cincin- Robbe R. Doves, Chicago; Misses Pendletf fnitage. Dorothy Dickinson, wood Kidd. Martha Wright, Sidney thur BI on, Myrtle Stubbs, Ethel Att Little Mary Booth Little Rock; Ar Emmor| riggs, Little Rock; 1. Levy, Louis; Rock; R. Ray, Little Rock; l.
 AT St. Louis; J. l.. Benas, St. liott. c w. E. Erney, Hot Springs. S. F, THE ARLINGTON-D. c. El- Memph Fty; S w. 1rby, Watson, Ark; City. lullins, West End; H. .E. Allen H. O. lis; o. o. Wilson, Junction Lake Ark.; I. O. Anderson, Augusta; Baltim Smith, Chicago; c. w. Bell, as: c. Providence, La; l.. B. Ruskin, Naugl| ore; Bob Young, Marshall, Tex tie RsN J. Samstag, Hot Springs; J. O.. Rock: 3, Little Rock; R. l.. Reed, Lit Harlo bck; S. A. Darlington, Little M M; J. F. Stewart, Camden; H. c. bury. Wv, city; Phil J. Trice, city; T.
 aeon and wife, city; R. H. Sco- RELi Warren.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
Musical Coterie Reception and Recital

At the residence of Mrs. M. E.. Smart on Fifth avenue Wednesday evening, October 30, 1912 the Musical Co erie will open the years work with reception and recital Each members, active associate and hon. C:ary is privileged to bring one guest. The committee. with Prof. M. D. Me- Nell, chairman, announced the fol- lowing program:
 Peer Gynt Suite.' by Grieg, Miss Winnie Clegg and Mr. M. D. McNeill.
 Male quartette-"Mammy's Little Boy Messrs. Bahlau, McNe:l, Hum- phrios and Adams.
 "My Heart Is Weary" by A. G.. Thomas, Miss Ethel Schloss.
 Spring Night" by Schubert Litz, Miss Julia Williams.
 "Absent,' by Metcalf, Mir. James ,Maading.
 Ladies Quartette-"Mighty Lax a Rose", by Nevin, Mesdames Ferguson, Thompson, Lake and Miss Ethel Schloss.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
Miss Rutland HOnOred.

Mrs. ". A. McAdams entertained with an informal bridge party yester- day at the home of Mrs. A. B. Vest
 brook, on West Fifth avenue, in honor [of Miss Clare Rutland, of Little Rock. The house was prettily decor lated in cut flowers. The sixteen guests occupied four tables and sev- eraf Interesting fgames were played. Mrs. H. L. Sternberg was the prize winner and was awarded a hand en- broidered corset cover. Miss Rutland was awarded the guest prize, a sil- |ver picture cover Following the games delicious refreshments were served Mrs. McAdams' guests were |Misses Clare Rutland, of Little Rock; Selma Martin, Leicester and Lena FOConnell, Emma Dewoody, Bessie Thompson, Virginia Crittenden; Mes danes J. w. Martin, Wade Knox,
 George W. List, Frank Reeves, Earle
 Phllllps, H. l.. Sternberg, Charles
 Macding, Emma Hankison and Q. H.
 Ragon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
Farewell Card Party.

\ MT. and Mrs. G. w. Allport and Mrs. Ella J. Parmalee, who will leave m few days for Stuttgart, where [they will make their home, were en- |tertained last night with farewell |cafd party by a number of their {lrlends and neighbors at the home of
 MT and Mrs. G A. Bahlau, on S puth |Cnerry street. The evening was most |enJoyably spent and at it's conclu sion |aeightful refreshments were served.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
LAWYER DENOUNCED
 MAGISTRATE FRAZIER

Attorney H. K. Toney yesterday de- nounced Magistrate J. A. Frazier, af- ter the latter had dismissed case in which Attorney Toney was employ ed. Attorney w. B. Sorrells was em.l ployed by the plaintiffs in the cast. Later a warrant for contempt of coul.
 was issued against MT. Toney, bT
 when he apologized to the magistrfu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27

yet no word has been received from
 them The body will he held several days while further efforts will lI
 made By Mir. Holderness to get into communication with Carter's family, :
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
Ladies Aid Society.

The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist church will meet Monday af- ternoon at 4 o'clock in the Philathea hall. A full attendance is urged An excellent program will be rendered and refreshments will be served. The annual offering for state missions will be made. Mrs. H. c. Fox, the president, will preside. Refreshments will be served
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
Miss Duncan HOnOree.

MISS Werner Duncan will be the 'ioi1ofee at meeting of the Delta Phi olab Wednesday afternoon at the nome or Miss Jo Hart. The affair VIII be III the nature of hose show CT for Miss Duncan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27

in open court, the warrant was W
 held and not served. MT. Toney later that he lost his temper l'h- minute or two and that he wa saio the incident had happened=7 TOT '' denouncing the magistrateAts sorry action ill dismissing the Alter ney Toney declared that h TOT HIS pear before the grand : fase' A'tor- the impeachment of M; e would ap- fer. After the matteI tury and ask hour or two laler tn pglstra'e ff"z- tied satisfactorily 1T blew over an
 -ve matter was set
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
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P. F. Clowders, of B!rmin| |gham. Ala. and Miss Miriam finders bn, of .this city, were quietly married yes sterday at high noon at the ho me of Mrs. s. N. Reeder, On South Cherry street. Rev. A. A. Boyd, pas tor of .the s. c. Alexander Memorial church, sofficiated and only few in innate friends of the contracting lEarties witnessed the ceremony. The parlor
 where the wedding took place was
 nrettilv decorated with flower and
 wedding bells. Mrs. Reeder served a dinner for the wedding party. MT. .and Mrs. Clowders left on the north
 bound Cotton Belt train at 1.3O
 O clock for Birmingham, by way of
 Memphis. The groom holds respon-
 sible position with a firm in the Ala bama ety. The bride is niece of Mrs. Reeder and has made her home Fin this city for the past five years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27

mrs. -s.. John o'connell, No. eos West T HUI avenue. Rt. Rev. Monsg. J. M N''eS Will perform the ceremony. No ,n' '0S nave been issued in the city. They will make Pine Bluff their home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27

ing, is the guest of Mrs. Sue Trip l lett. Mrs. Frauenthal is one of the ! most prominent and brilliant club wo- men in the state
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
Hawthorne Book Club.

Mrs. I. NJ. Phillips will entertain the members of the Hawthorne Book Cub and their husbands all day thursday at her home near Althei- mer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
To the Ladies

The Adanell Millinery Co.,, wis to say it has just received a find of the newest models in Wei Pushes, Beavers and Velours. and inspect our line if in ned anything in millinery. Remel the place, 90S West Fifth Avenue. {
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
ATIVES OF DEAD
 MAN UNHEARD FROM

I. Holderness, the undertaken, been unable to hear from relatives of. Tom Carter, who
 at the Davis Hospital Friday af- D brief illness of congestion. It
 ought that the man has relatives South Pittsburgh, Tenn, but as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
FINE SERVICE AND
 DAINTY APPOINTMENTS

characterize the Busy Bee Restaur- ant. It isn't only what you eat here that gives zest to your appetite-it's the way the viands are cooked and served, the way the tables look, the way we treat you. Take your time eating here, but waste no time in get ting here. Try our Chop Suey. It Is delightful dish. Our prices will not punish your inquisitiveness when you ask them. Bring your best girl along.
 BUSY BEE CAFE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
VConnell.C Cunningham.

MISS Leicester O'Connell and wal |'ef Ray Cunningham, both we'll anown and popular young people of uis clty. will be married Monday at l'sa noon at the home of MT. and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27

Buy a $200 rug for 93c, October 21st at Reap & Crawford Furniture Go. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
Young Ladies Guild.

The Young Ladies Guild of Trinity church will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs John Campbell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27
Sesame Club.

The Sesame Club will meet at 2:3O o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. A. w. Scruggs, Fifth and Pine streets, Apartment No.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-27

Young Ladies Club.
 The Young Ladies Club of the First Methodist church will meet Saturday afternoon with Miss Jessie Whyte.
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SOCIETY

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-29
She CAVE UP
ALL HOPE
Physicians Failed To Help Mrs.
Green. But She Finally Found
Relief in CaFdul.

Meetze. Va Mrs, J. e. Green NJ this
place. says: ~ suffered with womsnly
troubles ~ that I could hardly sit up
Two OF the best doctors In our town
treated me. and tried different modi.
olnes. until gave up all hope OF ever
getting we'll.
One day. I decided 10 try some Car
dui n did 30 much for me that !
ordered some more. and Il cured me!
To-day. feel as well as ! ever did In
my life
The pains and the trouble are all
gone. feel like smother person In
every way. ! wish every sufferer could
know what Cardul will do for stick
women"
A few doses Of Cardni NJ tho rlght
tliae. will save NJ any a big doctor biz
by preventing serious sickness.
II tones no the nervous system And
nelps make pale cheeks fresh and rosv
Thousands ~ weak women have been
restored 10 health and happiness by
using Cardul Suppose yon try A.
II may be Just the medicine you need
M WRITE 70 lsis,' Advisory psp' hsvs
leogs Net'ciae 90, lhaiiannoga, goo, ~ 'lfr.a
lnfiuicfi0rs. snf ~ raas hooki tinNe J eai@an
~ vsnsai sci 10 paa slappe 70 isassi@
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-29
rmE SAN PEDRO BUSINESS.

Onc Of the most prosperous and
most important mining camps ~ Ncw
Mexico Is that OF the santa Re Gold
and copper company at san Pedro.
only thirty-soven miles from this
city. over q road which for much OF
the way is IN good shape and which
could be- made good highway in US
entirety by the spending of small
umouut of money
This mining district. which from
new on viii bc The sccnc oi increasing
activity. h Albuqucfquc's territory. u
b. closer go Albuquerque than 20
santa Pc and yet because of the tack
of Initiative by this city, san Pedro
Is dolng It's business with Santa re
and Denver
There Is no reason why this bust
ness should not bee coming here. II
Is certainly worth going after Al
automobile mail express ana passen.
ger service between Albuquerque and
san Pedro would Immediately ideu.
tify san Pedro with this city. would
be- To- tho benefit of The people of tht
mining district and the benefit ~ AZ
buqucrque business. II would be on,
more important step In the consoli'
dalton of Albuqucrquc's trade terri
tory ana would bring IN q great dca
of business beside that Of san Pedro
W. have been waiting tor tia, nov
railroad for good while. We be-.
tryc that railroad b. coming; bu
meanwhile there n nu need to wait
This matter should be taken up 10,
Albuquerque citizens ana pushed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-29
LEGISLATION ny nIDEn.

Tho performance Of the session of
congress Just closed is shining cN.
ample OF how not TO de- a.
During this session the practice of
using appropriation bills GOVERNS
ncvcssar, government running cx-
ppnsos ns club to force the passage
at laws tackled on os riders Go th"
appropriation measures has reached
its greatest vogue ~ is getting about
time that mcritorioua laws stand upon
their owE merits and NO longer be-
sheltered under the skirts uf bills alb.
solutcly necessary tu carry on the
business Of the nation u has come
To the pass that any kind Of fool
law may be- nnchcd onto the most
important regular appropriati,, blll
that comes up FOR consideration,
icupardiziug such appropriation or
delaying 1t, aud thereby embarrassing
the machinery uf government and
causing great Inconvenience, aud con.
ihHtNN w wv lhNll' NNNii'NH Vt ~
law Is good. % should bc passed " 1t
" bnd IL should be- Killed. and the
practice of forcing the passage Of @
law that congress does not want by
blocking the current expense budget
is extremely pcrniciUus The matter
of the commerce court, the bone pl
recent pickering between congress
aud the president. In case iu point
The commerce court IN either use.
ful or usclcss institution aud ought "a
be left to stand or rnil on its own
merits without ieopardlzng appropri,
lutlons to carry on the public business
II is high time that governmental
appropriations be handled entirely IN.
deBcndcntly of other legislation aud
for the national lhwmakiug body tu Il,
business ln q manner better bruttiua
its high station. Freak laws. pushed
and showed and bullduzcd through ~
riders tu important supply bills viii
which they have not the slightest
connection have long been ours,
to the country ana O. the Democrat,
ma iority wishes tu make good ON iti
promises the opportunity FOR reform
is here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-29
FACULTY
STRENGTHENED
CONSIDERABLY
Three New Music Teachers
and Two Additional High
School Teachers to Be Mem
bers of st. Vinoent's Staff,

That tho 49, Vlur,urs Academy
uf Albuquerque b. recognized Dos tu,
powers that bc ls one OF the most Inn
purtuut educational Institutions COM
Quoted hy the Sisters UI Charity, Is
Indicated hy the fact th1i The mother
house tds assigned % number ot the
best teachers in the community to
work in The academy during the
coming year TIN department of
music has been strengthened hy the
addition cot three new teachers, one of
whom viii spociali1" boo vocal work
one IA teaching the violin aud tho
third iu teaching the piano Two n'N
teachers have been added 90 tho high
school faculty which Will make tnat
department stronger than over Altn-
gcthrr the prospects are bright for %
most successful year at - Niurcnts
The TRACKING faculty b. an exception
ais strong one, a numuor OF Improve
mcuts hly, been made in the Durriru-
lum uud there b. every reason Go bee
liryr that very efficient work wlll be-
done during the term boti hy teachers
and the student body
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-29

maximum entry &c the minimum
price, that thc communication proyls-
Ions OF the homestead law shall not
apply Go entries under this act. and
al tho time uf making final proof the
cntrympu must prove uffIrmatiNciy
tnathr has placed upon the lands ru-
tered permanent improvements of the
value of NOT less than one dollar and
twenty five cents per acre tor oarh
acre included IN MS entry Provided,
That former homestead entry shall
not Do, % bar Co the entry under the
provision uf this act OF "a tract watch.
together With the former entry, shall
not exceed $40 acrea. Provided THAT
any former homestead cutrNmau vino
shall be- entitled 90 an additional en-
try under section Two ul 'his ace ihall
have ion ninety days after the pass
.gc of this act the preferential right
Go mako additional entry. us provided
iu said section.
SEQ That the benefits OF WIii-
turt service Boo the army coz uHt, nt
tho United states. granted under tI'
homestead laws shall apply Coz ,utrics
made under this scot
@r, b. Ihti WITHIN ihr ltlI tory
soscribcd bcyoiu % shall hp tJviul fuI
the secretary 90 the interior Co order
into market and srll under thc pro-
visions of tho laws providing lur the
sale of Isolated or disconnected tracts
or parcels of land any isolated CO.. de.
connected usct not exceeding three.
quarter sections boo area. PROV ldcd
That not more than throc-punrtvr Soc.
lions shall DE- sold Geo uu, one person
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-29
DAY OF SLAP-STICK IN
MOVIES" rs PAST. SAYS
FUNNY JOHN BUNNY

London. AUG 2a.-Comlc cinema
tograph sCyucs viii hereafter turn
from The prevailing STYLE uf slapstick
humor toward the subtlcr laugh that
b. inherent u quaint charactor0 and
odd situations according tu John
Bunny, one ct tho growing group ~
American moving picture ucturs.
W hose faces arc us wtl known boo
Paris Rome aud Toxic az their own
streets
From long experience with tho
stage" explained Bunny today. Z
have found that people arc best up-
pc1l,d tu through their mtcllccts a
good tilm show TELLS only throc-tifths
.of the story which the Watchers conn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-29

ton" By the administrators own
statement 10 doesn't need to inter.
vcuc in Mexico Yet " refuses to
protect
WHY the difference DO We pro-
tcct Americans in Nicaragua because
the country BE- small und weak DO
we refuse 10 protect them IN Mexico
because we are afraid To- exercise
there the right which President Tat
declares H. eur right in any country '