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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-20
Personal

Ira York OF Iva was among those
visiting in the city yesterday.
John Russell of Pendleton was
among the business visitors In the city
yesterday.
Mrs. Il. e. Lee Of Clemson College
was among the shoppers in the city
yesterday. r.-.AAS
Miss Zoe Foster OF Pendleton was
shopping in the city yesterday. ~
John Wakefield of Antreville was
among those spending yesterday in
the city. go
Miss Ida Calhoun of Clemson COT
lege was shopping in the city yester-
day.
Harvey Jackson of. Iva was among
the business visitors in the city yes
teriay. E,
Miss Florida Calhoun of Clemson
College was shopping in the city yes
terday. N
Mrs. Rebecca Shiver OF Clemson
College was among the shoppers in
the city yesterday. ,Aata,
T. w. Pruitt Of Bolton was among
those spending yesterday in the city.
Miss Selma Gambreh of Piercetown
gas shopping in the city yesterday.
~ - EL~stcSF
Miss Higgins of Pteroetown was
among the visitors In the city yester-
day. = I,
Prof. A. G.. Holmes OF Clemson Col
lege was in the city yesterday for a
snort while. fIS. -! ;
Miss Lillian C~iinkscales of the Nc
Lees school was shoppipg In the city
yesterday. =
C. l.. Watkins of Bolton was in the
city for a short while yesterday.
Charles Pruitt of Iva waa among
the business visitors in the city yes
terday.
Alexander Meredith Easley was
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Christmas Service at Central Pres.
byterian Church.

The usual Sunday school and
church sersices will give place ut the
Central Presbyterian church today to
q Christmfs service at 1880 o'clock.
The service will be one of recita-
ton and song. A full program is ap-
pended.
There viii also be given an oppor-
tunity for the presentation of Christ
mas gifts Stuffed stockings, provi-
seses5 ane any kiad Vi Christmas pres
Bns will ne received and distributed
among the needy In the immediate
community. Aaeash collection will
also be taken for Thornwell orphan
age. ms the weather for the past few
Sundays has interfered with, the talk
ing OF the Thanksgiving offering for
this institution this offering will COM
bine that one with the annual Christ
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Sacred Concert ThIs Afternoon.

Music lovers will be given a rare
musical treat In the sacred concert
at st. Johns Methodist church this
afternoon at 5 o'clock. A beautiful
program has been arranged and Mr.
AcCauley. the cellist, and Mr.. Hors.
sail, the violinist. will give several
numbers. the selections are ali ap-
propriate to the Christmas season and
the public Is cordially invited to at
tend. The program Is as follows.
Program.
"And on earth peace" .
Organ Prelude. Adoration-Mos-
kowski.
Response. "softly Fades. the rwi-
light Ray"
Violin and cello duet, Largo-Han-
del-Messrs. Harssall ana McCauley.
Scripture reading.
Duet. Twilight" Nevin-Mr. Sam
Orr Tribble and Mrs. Nardin. e
Cello solo, "Oh Thou Sublime Sweet
Evening Star" Wagner-Mr. Me-
Cauley.-
"Good win towards men"
Solo. "The Wondrous Might" Ga
Ebriel-Mrs. Waller Nardin.
Hymn. "Hafk the Glad SQUAD"
y CSiAAosAono ASooou VI 6OSu VIII Gnu
giving.
Collection--The treasures you give
unto these that you see. 10! / will
Faccept as IL given TO me-"
Violin and cello. Intern1ezzo from
ECayaleria. Duet, "Rustieana," Mas
cagino-Messrs. Horssaii and Me-
Cauley.
Quartette, cob, Little Town OF
Bethiehem,p Shuey-Mrs. T. L. cefy,
soloist, Mrs. Waller Nardin. Messrs.
Fufman Smith and J. d. Hast,
GLORY to God In the highest
Solo, THE Heavenly Song" Gray
MIRA, James Craig.
Duet, s6extette From Lueia.. Dom
izettt-Nessrs. Ho-sssli and McCaul-
Tey.
Chorus. "Behoid I Bring You Glad
Tiaing,. Shipper.
Benediction.
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Wifh The Church Women
Phone 81.

mas Offering. istsf iWE1lgN1
The tuli program OF exercises is as
follows:
Prelude by Mrs. Provost and
Messrs. Macauley and Horsfall. +
Hymn. "Hark. the Herald Angels
Sing"
Invocation. %@s
SILENT Fight" by quartette.
Recitation, "A Christmas Story
by Margaret Tribbie.
Song by the children, Christ Was
Once a Little Baby"
Recitation by six girls. 1.-THE Old,
Glad Christmas Story"
Solo by Miss Stranathan.
F.,citation by five children, "Let
Little Children Love Him."
Recitation by Lula Hillhouse,
Thoughts of Others"
Presentation Of gifts.-Oragn Of
'fertory. -. h1st1EM1
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Mf. NIL Massison, president OF The
Anderson Daily lnteiligencef, and Nj.
u. X Roper or the board Of direct6re
end manager Of the Job department,
have returned from Colurabia, where
they, with Ms: n. w. Smoak, editor
and manager of the paper. went on
Eapsiness In connection with the
awarding of the contract FOR the pub
ilating or the Southern Christian Nd
.ypcase.
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.- The cotton
market today showed continued
s~teadiness on covering for over the
weekend, and q moderate demand
from trade and Investment buyers who
evidently found very little cotton for
sale around the ring. The close waf
slightly of from theN best but steady
and from 2 to 4 points net higher.
Cables were lower than due. and
he local opened steady at q decline
or 2 to g points under the scattered
realizing. There was no aggressive
selling with nothing in the news or in
the trading to indicate weakening of
the southern spot markets, and prices
soon hrmed up on q continuation or
the buying movement.
Reports OF q continued active de-
mand o ocean tonnage and reiter-
ated statements that Germany and
Austria will take fully 5000, GOO bales
|of. cotton this season IL. shipments can
be arranged, undoubtedly held the adj
vance. while buying raj also encour-
aged by reports of a more active de-
.mand for goods In the omestic MIR
ket and Indications for continued
large exports. The amount of cotton
on ssiphQard awaiting clearance at
the close OF. business last night was
again EeportedEin; excess. OF last year.
Private cables from Liverpool reply-
ing TO fpquifies concerning yestet-
days r,rmors thGt shipments might be
INTERRUPTED tom the Cuff ports de-
.nied. such reports and said that the
rate on war risks had been reduced.
Cotton cioEed steady.
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| his paper 10 to be published In An
/ derson this will he his home for yhe
next four years at least,
L. L. Land OF the county was
among those in the city yesterday.
/ - - --F3 ~
w. H. Harris OF the county was
here yesterday on business.
e p. Yandiver has returned from
a short trip to Gainesville. Ga.
] e. Kirby OF the county. was in
the city yesterday.
c. R. Kohn Of Peizer was In the
city yesterday on business.
A p. Wilson OF the county was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
Miss Nettie Thompson of the coun-
ty was shopping In the city yester-
Miss Hentz of the McIsees school
teaching Staf was shopping in the
city yesterday.
|. Marion AMttisen. who has dbaen at
tending Yale University. Is hpme for
D three weeks stay. Mr, Mattisontis
taking a course in engineering at this
great institution.
The Rev. q. c.. o,DelI. presiding
elder of the Anderson dtstrict,, and
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his paper. is to be published In An
,derson this will he his home for The
next four years at least,
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among those in the city yesterday.

among those in the city yesterday.
sam stacks or Honea Path was
among those spending yesterday in
the city. -.
Miss Fain of Easley was among the
shoppers in the city yesterday.
Miss Erlsne Whitaker Of Easley was
in the city yesterday for p short while.
Miss Claudia Herrin Of Starr was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
Mis- Nettie McPhail Of the county
was atlGng the shoppers in the city
yesterday.
Miss 9asripp Norris of the county
was In the yesterday for few
hours.
Paul NorfSgs OF the Roberts section
was among the visitors il The city yes
terday:>
w. Z. Stacks of Bolton vas in the
city yesterday for a short while.
Mack Rogers 81 wIlliemston was
among the busInees visitors in the
city yesterday.
Miss Marion Norris of the Roberta
section WAS shopping in the city yes
terday. 'AxAA-sha;iSi
e. r. Sutherland of Iva was among
the business visitors In the city yes
terday.
n. B.. Bolt of Portman Shoals was
among the .%visotors in the city yes
terday.
j. C. Bolt of the county was in the
city yesterday for q short while.
Miss Bruce OF Townville was among
the shoppers in the city yesterday.
Miss Edna Bolt of the county spent
some time In the city yesterday.
J. Il. D%uckworth of Williamson was,
among the visitors in the city yester-.
day.
"A. II. McAfahon Of Bolton was In
the city yesterday for seversI hours.
| Miss Julia G:lliard OF the Hammond
school was. II the city yesterday for
q short while.
flames Shelton of the county was
while.
]. w. Hall OF Iva was among tho
business visitors in the city .yesterq
day.
Henry Jones Of iva spent some time
In the city yesterday.
B.. f. Martin OF GreenyiIle was n
visitor in the city yesterday.
j. s. StrOder OF PHILADELPHIA rem
resenting the Lppencott soda fonn-
tain works, IS in the city for q few
days Or the purpose of making some
repairs to the fountain OF the Owl
Drug Store.
Frank Sharpe OF Pendieton was In
the city yesterday.
DR.. Clarence Dean OF Starr was IN
the CITY yesterday for q short while.
Allen Stamford or CLEMSON COLLEGE
was in the city yesterday on business.
Hood Geer Of Honea Path was In
tbs city yesterday for . short while.
q. ". Perron Of Iva was among the
business ,yisitors In the city y~ester-
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Christian Growth Club.

NnElDtkuh WEOWkH SIuDs
The Christian Growth Club Of the
First Baptist church IN Friday after
loon was fortunate in having two
unusual features. In the first half
OF the program Miss Nellie Pruitt,
who represented both the young wo-
mon and the girls at the Newberry
convention, made a most interesting
report Of the convention, encouraging
the girls to attend such meetings
whenever possible. and also to keep
up the work here. Then came the
surprise promised to the members.
Mrs. Frank Todd, dressed In Chinese
costume, made a beautiful and in
structive talk on China, showing and
explaining a number OF curios from
China and other lands, and passing
them around that the girls might see
and handle them. These curios were
kindly loaned for the. occasion by
Miss Lois Watson.
Mrs. Todd Isl IN accomplished and
gifted woman. q charming speaker,
and as a reader and impersonator she
holds her audience spellbound by the
animation, the n~aturalness. the mag.
netism OF her splendid enthusiasm
Fortunate Is the church that has Mrs.
Todd's allegiance. 4
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Prayer OF dedication.

Solo by Miss Nell Smith.
Re citation by four children, 10
You is Born a Saviour"
Song by children, Happy Hearts,
Light and Gay"
Recitation by Mary Ramsey, Mes
sengers Of Peace"
Recitation by six children, "Stay
With Me. Dear Christmas Time"
Hymn, Joy to the World"
Benediction.
Postlude by Mrs. Provost and
Messrs. Macauley and Horsfall.
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EnMofsA aue.

. The last meetfaK gof the Epworth
League before Christmas will be held
tomorrow. Monday. evening at 8
O'Clock. 1t will be led by the second
vice president, Mr.. Glenn Lassiter.
and the subjects will be Social Ser
vice." "CharityT and "Help." The
music will be especially good and ap-
propriate to the Christmas season.
The Epworth League quartette will
give several selections. There will
be q council meeting Immediately af-
forwards.
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L. L. Land Of the county was
among those in the city yesterday.
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Elementary Union.

EfeHleHtlfy UnIOEs
The first meeting OF the New Year
will be held at Central Presbyterian
church Tuesday, January s.
Devotional--Mrs. NJ. M. Mattison.
How to Make the Department Go,
Roll Demonstration-Miss
Nora Hubbard. N
: Beginners-AMiss Clara Osborne.
! aPrtmariesz-AtakyNer Pruitt.
Junior Glasses Dodge.
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w. H. Harris OF the county wa.
here yesterday on business.
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B. F. Martin OF GreenviIle was /,
visitor in the city yesterday.
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J. X. D%uckworth of Williamson was
among the visitors in the city yester-
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Miss Julia G:lliard OF the Hammond
school wac n the city yesterday for
/ q short while. So =.
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Miss Edna Bolt of the county spent
some time in the city yesterday.
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"A. II. McAsahon OF Bolton was I'm
the city yesterday for several hours.
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sam Stacks or Homes Path was
among those spending yesterday in
the city. :.
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James Shelton of the county we,
ia the city yesterday for a short
while.
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J. w. Hall OF Iva was among tho
business visitors in the city .yesterq
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|. Henry Jones Of Iva spent some time.
in the city yesterday.
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Miss Bruce Of Townville was among
the shoppers in the city yesterday.
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T. c. jackson, Jr., of. Iva was anon
the visitors In the city yesterday.
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Mrs. +. H. H. Calhoun OF Clemsol
was shopping In the city yesterday.
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Miss Fain of Easley was among the
shoppers in the city yesterday.
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Alexander Meredith Easley wa
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e. p. Yandiver has returned from
a short trip to Gainesville, Ga.
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Miss Erlsne Whitaker Of Easley was
in the city yesterday for q short while.
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Creek sceti2a was . visitor In the
city yesterday.
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Forrest Pruitt OF plain, Ga, "a
SPENDING some time in the city.
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Mrs. Ola Adams OF PendletonT va
shopping in the city yestsfday.
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Roster Cooley or Wiisiarnston was
among the visitors IN the city yestss-
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.. ". Mabry OF Spartanbnrg was
among thes business vgsitors IN the
city yesterday.
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N. Fl Bolt OF Portman was in the
city yesterday on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-05
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
 :. By John Sorrells
< < + + < j. + + + + + + + !

The first month Of the second sem ester has passed and only a little ov- CT two months remain for school work. Reports for the months work have been sent out and the Honor Roll prepared. To be on the Honor Roll a student must have made B in three studies. Two made five Els. Ten students made four Els. and eighteen students made three Es.
 The following students are on the Honor Roll for the past month:
 Five Es.-Adell Bluthenthal, Ben Christopher.
 Four Es.-Grace Steed, Bessie Merle Wells, Frances Howell, Felix Smart, Lyttleton Salee, Frankie Easterly, Lynne Koonce, Sylvia Rosenweiz, Vir- ginia Crutcher and Josephine Martin.
 Three Es.-Juliet Cranberry, Hazel Baker, Mabel Falberg Laurine Crump, Virginia Mills, Florence Thane, Velma Sibley, Leila Coles, Anna Ledbetter, Grace Cunning, Marie Atkinson, Grace Jackson, Walter Maloch, Chauncy OIL colt, Carl Hankins, Florence Me Gehee, Lettie McGehee, and Marguer- ite Brewster.
 Quite damper was thrown on the spirits of the locals yesterday by the announcement that Edwin Howell the speedy local center, would be un- able to play in the tournament. This fast youngster has been the mainstay of the team and his absence will be keenly felt. He is one of the best basket shooters in the state and his floor work is exceedingly fine. While in practice couple of days ago he sustained sprained ligament and though his condition is not dangerous, yet it is exceedingly painful and will prevent his taking part in the games Friday and Saturday. Mccain, a speedy floor man, will probably be substituted for Howell. The team will leave today for Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-05
INTERESTING FACTS
 CONCERNING TIMBER.

Canada has 23 million acres in timber reserves, as compared with 167 million acres in the national forests of the United States.
 for ordinary saw handles, and some of it goes into so-called biar pipes.
 New Jersey has timbered area of about two million acres, on which the timber is worth about $S,500,00O on the stump. It is mainly valuable for cordwood.
 Many of the forest fires attributed to railroads are caused not by sparks from locomotives, but by cigar and cigarette butts thrown from smoking car windows.
 Port Orford cedar of the Pacific coast, recently tried as substitute for English willow in the manufac- ture of artificial limbs, has been found unsatisfactory. While it is light enough, it is too coarse and brittle.
 As an experiment, the supervisor of the Beaverhead national forest is stripping the bark from the bases of number of lodgepole pine trees at various periods before they are to be cut for telephone poles. This gird- ling causes the trees to exude resin, and it is desire dto find what effect t,.is may have as a preservative treat ment for the poles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-05
CITY BEAUTIFUL NAMES COMMITTEES Named Committees Yester day Morning at Meeting
 at Jefferson Hotel.
SHOW MUCH INTEREST
City Beautiful Ghlb, to Help Beautify and Maintain New Eden Park
 Just Donated to City.

The City Beautiful Club held a meeting yesterday morning in the parlors of the Hotel Jefferson and named committees to serve during the year. The city was divided into districts with supervisors appointed to report the conditions of the DOT tion assigned to them. The club will also take an active interest in the beautifying and maintenance of the Eden park. The following is the com mittee on supervisors:
 Parks and aygrounds-Mrs. Cor inne Knox, Mrs. John Mills, Mrs. Walter Trulock, Mrs. Felix Smart Mrs. A. c. Jordan, Mrs. H. I. Holder ness, Mrs. Lee Fox, Frank Tomlinson, w. T. Seawell, "A. P. Turney, Mrs Walter Hudson.
 Public Buildings-Mrs. Lee Fox, Mrs. Leo M. Andrews, Mrs. E. B. Houston, Mrs. A. w. Troupe, John B. Speers, Judge Philpot.
 Floriculture-,Mrs. J. M. Elliott, Mrs. N. T. Roberts, Mrs. J. w.. Scales, Mrs. A. w. Nunn, Mrs. Isaac Dreyfus, Mrs. H. G. Spaulding, Mrs. B. C. Fowls, Mrs. R. G. Atkinson, Mrs. w. L. Dewoody, Mrs. J. W. Monk.
 Membership-Mrs. Geisreiter, Mrs. s. c. Alexander, Mrs. H. G. Higinboth- am.
 egislation-Mayor Bloom, w. B. Alexander, J. M. Simpson,, Mrs. A. w. Troupe, Mrs. J. w. Crawford, Mrs. E.. NJ. Schober.
 Entertainment-Mrs F. Thompson, chairman; Mrs. A. F. Nash, Mrs. H. tN. Atwood, Mrs. 1asin, Mrs. Earl Phillips, Mrs. F. E. Renfrow, Mrs. Jo Nichol, Mrs. s. M. Taylor, Mrs. Joe Meyer, Mrs. Will Matthews, Miss Geisreiter Mrs. w. D. Hearn
 Sanitation-Mrs. Peck, Mrs. J. w.
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Crawford. Mrs. Higtower, Mrs. T. Y. Murphy, Mrs. J. D. Currie, Mrs. J. G Taylor, Dr. w. T. Lowe.
 Finance and Advisory Board-R. T Louthan, $. C. Alexander, H. C.. Spaulding, F. R. Allen, w. N. Trulock and John Tucker.
 Streets and Sidewalks-V. o. Alex ander, Mrs. w. O. Taggart, Mrs. A. NJ. Barrow, Mrs. C. W. Pettigrew, Mrs J. A. Mcleod.
 SuperyisOrs-Firsi Ward.
 Section 1-(Missouri street to Cot ton Belt Shops, and Third avenue to river)-Mrs. J. 0. Thomas, Mrs. Walter Lee.
 Section 2-((Main street to Mis- souri street and Twelfth avenue to river)-Mrs. J. A. Mcleod Mrs. Scales, Mrs. Robert Vance
 Section 3-CMain street to city finn it's and Fourth avenue to Twelfth)- Mrs. E. B. Bloom, Mrs. Ike Leitner.
 Second Ward.
 Section 1-(TWelfth avenue to city limits and Georgia to city limits Mrs. H. E. Williams, Sr., Mrs. Sam Russell, Miss Blanche Fox.
 Section 2-Iaurel street to Geor- gia and Twelfth to city limits) Mrs. John Alexander, Mrs. Leo M. An drews, Mrs. Ray Mcintyre.
 Section 3-(Laurel to Main and Twelfth to river)-Mrs. Walter Will kins, Mrs. Pettigrew, Mrs. Linaker.
 Third Ward.
 Section Sixth avenue to Fourth avenue and Laurel to Cypress street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-05
TOURISTS ON TRAIN
 UNDER QUARANTINE
Case of Smallpox Found Causes Health Officers To Take
 Prompt Action.

Oakland, Cal. March 4,-Sixty oc- cupants of tourist car on the through New Orleans train of the Southern Pacific railroad, are here held in quarantine following the dis covery of case of smallpox in the car. The train was sent here by corps of physicians in charge of. Dr. Allen F. Dillihan, health officer of Oakland, and all the passengers and members of the train crew were fore ed to submit to vaccination. The passengers will probably be held un- til all danger of infection is passed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-05
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, removing gra- vel, cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and all irregu
 larities of the kidneys and bladder of both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles in children. If not sold by your druggist, will be sent by mail on receipt of SLUG. One small bottle is two months treat ment, and seldom fails to perfect a cure. Send for testimonials from this and other state. E. w. Hall, 2S2O Dive street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. le-1z-u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-05
GIANTS WHITE SOX
 NEARING NEW YORK.

New York March 1.-The world en- circling baseball players now on board the Lusitania, will arrive here Friday morning, according to wireless reports from the vessel today Man ager McGraW and the Giants and Co., miskey and his White Sox are having fairly good weather today. The posi- tion of the vessel was given in the wireless as 900 miles east of Sandy Hook at noon today.