Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-05-11

it's environs. Mr. Bradford as an electrical and mining expert has of | ces in London and Paris. Owen Freeman is meeting with much success in his chosen voca- l tion. he is associated with the Chi cago Industrial Moving Picture Company
 iDr John l.. Caldwell was called to Charlotte, IN. C., to become Pres dent of the Presbyterian College for I Women. This is the oldest womens college n the South, and Dr. Cald- we'll is receiving great commenda- tion for the improvements he is mak- ing in the conduct of affairs. He has was in the heart of the city, and had became desirable property, and has purchased large tract of land on the outskirts where he expects to Herect larger and more modern build- ings
 Dr Caldwell s man of profound knowledge and brilliant intellect. He also possesses unt.ring energy and marked executive ability, and we predict a great name for she Presby- terian Womens College under his able Leadership
 4 Mrls w. T. Young; one of our able lawyers went to Indianapolis two years ago and has already establ shed a lucrative practice in his new home | Mr. Carl Voss with his attractive family moved to Little Rock where I he has met with great success in business and numbers his friends b, the score.
 l Armstrong Barrow Pine Bluff boy TOW engaged in the law bus ness in Chicago greatly distinguished himself at Yale University last June when he carried off the top honor score in the Law Department. His Thesis was bound and added to the librGcy at Yale.
 Mir Richard Swartz formerly fore man in the Cotton Belt Shops IS now mechanical engineer in charge of the water works, electric lighting aad street railway system of Hot Springs, Ark. By his deep study and thor oughness Mr Swartz has become quite an authority upon matters me- chanical.
 Since going 'to the Windy City to make his home, Mr. Ben J. Altheimer seems to have imbibed some of that element for which that city is fam ous, and became veritable whirl- wind of energy, having interested capital sts and homeseekers alike, and is accomplishing great things for the davelopemen, of the country ad- jacent to Pine Bluff.
 In February 1905 M l.. Bell pas sed the examination to practice law in the Courts of Illinois, and from a briefless barrister. this brilliant young man has risen in seven years to the position of General Attorney for the Rock Island Railway System with offices in Chicago.
 Mr Bell is one of the youngest at torneys at the head of the law de- partment of such a large corporation, and has attained the pinnacle solely by his merits
 MT. Charles F, MeCuen at one time chief clerk in the Cotton Belt offices, in tn city, has risen steadily in his chosen line of business, and is now General Manager of the Ward Equip ment Co. of Chicago. one of the largest railway supply houses in that flourishing city.
 Bruason Hammett is very success fully engaged in Real Estate busi- ness in Chicago, being prominently ccnnec1ed with Frederick Bartlett and Company.
 MT. Horace Dickinson whose father was business partner of General R. M, Knox was a very ambitious boy of Limited opportunities. ss Re, ceivings mo raining 3except from his mother. he contested for and won a l fifty dollar gold piece in an Oratcri- t-