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iOuiere Cerveza en- Do,
mingo?

Puede I'd. tener toda Ia cerveza q7e
quiera y limpis. LIE enviaremos dos for
mu as simplss y senclllas que hemCs ad-
ouicido a grsnde costc, importadas de
Alemania para que hasa gu propla GER
VEGA en- su casa.
Mande u cts por uno de nuestros her
mosos anillos mstrimonlAles de orc re
l!eno garantizados, y lie obsequlaIemos
absolutamente gratis dichss dos fu!mr-
!es.-No podrenos sostener esta otetIs
DOR mucho tempo pUes 500 tratamos
de dar a conccer nuest7as ysllo5as for
mulas las Que despues solo vende;emos
por su justo precio.-Los p-imeros en-
pedir seran los agraciados con este In
nortante obseQuio.
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ESCTETA
6 CIENCIAS OCuLTAS.

De CIENClhS OCULIAS.
Fs Va admirable eI 6xito briIIan-
tie a!canzado por nuestra EscUela
de OcuitismO. AhOra ofreCemos
una opOrturiiad magniica para
comprar e} curse complete de en-
5 naAzas de Maquetismo, Suges-
ton personal, HipnOClsmo, etc,
Y complete N5Ccdo Curative sin
el usO de medicina.
Por corto tempo ofrecemOs to-
do el curse complete por g 90 pa
"a haceT conoCaT mas ampllamen-
te n~uestras e~nsenanzas.
Ell yerdadeco valor del curse nc
baiarfa de $15.C0 81 10 ofreci6se-
mos conforme g su pcsitivai mpOr-
tsncia. Esta oferta que hoy haze
mos no sera permanente, asl eS
cue quien escriba despuss Queh
va dejado de publicarse este snUa-
clio. no tendra derechO al ofrenic
mientO.
Esta es su oportunidad. NOpier
da tempo. Aprenda en- POGO item,
90 nuestro M6todo Curative mo,
derno sin uso de medicines.
Club Oriental, P. 0. Sta. A,
Box So, San Antonio, Tex.
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GRATIS, GRATIS.

Mende su nombre Y direction y reel.
bra 4 vuelta de corTeo q hermosas tar
ietas de reli, We, tsmano de vista, estl-
10 mexic4no. InclUya 10 cts. para gas
tos de empaqne y porte.
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SlAplEs PEaO
IGN0RAlGs.

Eecribanos incluyendo so centavos en- stampas
de correo De ~centavos y lie enviaremos un eieEaa-
te anillo De pura plata con dooie cora5Cn y hues-
tras Cltimas listas de secretos : novedades.
Ademas. le infUTmaremos gratis de "a nlanera DC
aprender positiyamente un mcderHisifnC sisteIna
de curar q distancia y sin 81 uso &c ninguIa meGi-
Gina. Lie garantizamos absolute cumpiImlento en-
TODD y le deyolveremos su dincru 81 no cncuenLr"
cleric 10 que lie ofrecemos.
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jOuiere I'd. ser amado?

Puede hacerse simpatico y coEquistar
ell cariho de cualquier persona. Para clio
nuestras ensenanzas lie seran pti isimas.
Piia infcrmes incluyendo 20 cts. en- ci-
nero o estampas de correo de dos centa-
vos, y como rsgalo recibira nuestTo her
moso anillo con pendant y n valiosa
formula para hacer preparation especial
para guitar las arrugas del Cuts, dsndo
tersura q la piel.
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'e-d3dero E-SSC.

UN CCE2PO FUEPTE Y REQUISITE
"An:ssde tora- las p~astiIIas &c SarEolla Tentc
ne llGS-l5a Il Esrge.etC.' PRO "a 10 ne cuGtrt
n r5--Dre. r-es ne aUECrtllo = hbrGS CeScc QUO
,npC-G 81 r---lCli-lJo , t8G-via SlEo aUuenta1do
lie vGo tan dEtiGrO que nucGaS PCCsoEGS 70 Greer
jue soy q llsmN." Asi nos eScTioe otrO cG0aAe1l
Il aclbar su U-atarriento con SG--oL.
lie =rstaria ! I'd. aTnablclc ctUrG lectorc- aCrncn.
ar tam5iGn de 20 4 20ibTas ~ec2rEeS sclicz5, cUr-
? pc-mareltcs5 1uagileSe 70 b!e2 que Sc YEA
SEraria heruGsu-a, salUd = sgc-z1S.
No Gi-a cue no puede SCI; hzEz n prucha- L
rnyiauuS gratis Una GAIA de sarge. cuyo prGclo e
!e - C~al.aygs ORC Grne-lcG-C-
Mas de medic mil6- &c Der55las de amboS seI-s
. han pucs.c / p-leb@ y Sc han ccnve1Cico dc gCt
s4r-0I produce rcsultlcos : que nS-c gaEa- caraes
( los que 10 tocaan- No nay rgcgsldad de gCardas
3.e-a II &c -cccgc-se e. cana. sI~uDlgUc--c una
7-s.lla con caGa coni1z. EeCC-1e 81 Cupo-y auv!g
-c- ID GAIA que ofrecem0s gratis. lEcluya tanbisr
10 c~e1tRvos orc en- selios dc cOrrCO sueltDs ) sin
-~a--CIa- para prohar So 5uena fe para ayudar :
os =az-0s dc entrCCa.
DI-5jase 4 The S2rgolCo..55 D Herald Bldg.
BIIEharaton. N. Y, Z. Z. &c 4.
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iOuiere I'd. saber ST.
suerte!

lie Interest," conocer 81 pasado, su pre-
sente v su porvenir Escriba inciuyen-
do 25 cts. en- dinero o en- estampas sc
correo. lie enviaremos uno de nuestros
sobres misteriosos para ~desaparec"r o
Zanzibar ura carta de baraja y cup6n pa
"a que solicite IN COMPLETE HoROS-
COPO de su destino en- Ell muIdo.
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iSecretos! Novedades! Obsequios.
Aquf hay algo que a I'd. lie interesa.
conquistar eI amer?

Nuestras ensensnzas por correo lie en-
senaran seg1ramente TODD 10 cue nece-
sta para lograr hacerse simpatico OBJ
tener ell csrino de ~cualGuiera persona,
sea hombre 0 muj%. Pida informaclon
incluyendo zoe. en- estampas de correo
de &c. Y lie enviaremos IN regslo consls-
tente en- elegante anilio con pendant y
cadenills, de muy buena !iga que conser
vara su color de orc mientras dure.
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CoHOZcA SUI DEsTIHo.

v preparese para contrarrestar y evtar toao
saneIIo auc pudiera serle contraf!o o per.saleL-,
gi bienestar y proEreso. Esto lie Interest," s"S'-
vjene para Iograr su %felicAiad.
piIa ;nfo-,nes incluyeHdo - c~entAvo1 en- estsin-
mas de correo de dos cenuayos y ie enylaretnos -
in roruaci6n respectiva y nCeatro regalo que coz
sistc en- una doceEG De eiSEantes ttrle1l " 80
meyicaras. tamaHo de vista qCS Sv1e
valen cinco c~entayOs cada una.
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PRugBA GRATIS

Este cupjn. ic1n 10 certayoS o-oe l c~5eanpillas
deco--so. para &loV Castos. d GC-rCh0 :
ura Gaia gratis De SlrrOL EnyiclOa The S--Eoi
Co, % > Herald Bog,
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No te arrugues ETC., etc.

Preparation inofen:iva e infal bic pa
ra guitar las arrugas.- Botella - cts.
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Aulnenta y Libras
En- q Dias
81 case notable del ST. F. GagnOn,
E1gorda con asombrOsa
ranidaz.

"Ezce aiSunt tempo ne eI-o1Srab2 tan flaco :
iemzcraGC que &c rO- fUGEz1 tive que ah-Etonar
Els CcUpaciores. EoY. gSgci-s alesNecIlco S2rEch
9a-ezco ocro aonb-s. HE hl=S aUnentar = ASras
n = dias." 80.
Tor1aHdo Sar-ol sane 10 F6-as en Itdas.n dice
= S-a- Mary Ro0erts. Ah0ra dueruo bic2. dISlcrc
, asimilo pe-fecta-Gr-e MS ccral1asy G-o2Io con
fe-dadero EEssC.
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HABLANDO TN RATIO
ALREDEDOR DE LA GUERRA

CItID SS que lOS pun II"
bran de pasarlo mai. Nj tie
men IN Joffre generalisimo,
nj pueden contar con la ayu-
ca de los ingleses, de los ru-
SOS, de los japoneses, de los
belgas, de los negros del Sc
negal, de los cipayoS de Ia
India, de los lusos, del jefe
del partido republican, radi-
cal espanol don Alexandra
Lerroux, Alexandra l el Craso,
nj del exquisite eX-rey de P0r-
tugal D. Manuel de Brangan-
"a.
Pero mientras 81 0 mientras
no, como dice el panadero de
mi casa cuando Sube ell pre-
cio a los panecillos, nos es-
tan faStidiandO.
Hay que agradecer que a.
penas 81 nos llegan las mott
cias Y del NAL ell menOs. Los
telegramas de Marruecos Sc
deslizan por los rincones de
los p~eriodicos como cOsa sin
importancia. Es verdad que
comparados con los de Russia,
Paris (hoy Burdeos) y Lon
dres son verdaderas pequene-
ceS.
|. Que significacion tiene para
n0sotroS cue maten en- Ma
rrUecos a varios soldados, que
mueran asimismo oficiales y
classes" de trOpa 81 Ell Alsa-
cia, en- los NoSgos y p0r las
terras belgas caen 9 milla-
res los cOmbatientes?
Tanto nos despreOcupamos
de nuestra suerte en- Africa
como nos intereSamOs pOr la
de los civilizadOs europeOs
del cenUro de esta vieja par
te del globo en- la que figu-
ramos por equivocacion. Sc
ha6ran uStedes enterado del
suceso de Victoria que viene
p coutirmar estas afirmacio-
mes.
For 81 los alemanes valen
mas que los franceses o pOr
81 los franceses tienen mas es-
piritu que los alemaneS sc
han dado de tiros Y de puma
iadas los agresiVos jovenes del
requete Y otros que segura-
mente serian radicales lerrou-
xistas.
Yo no quiero cOmentar es-
tie acto de los muchachOs del
requete porque les tengo
miedo. Luego me ded;can ar
ticulos en- sus periodicOs y
me los mandan, senalandO sus
! lucubraciones con una gruesa
linea de lapiz azul. AdemaS
me llamaban Perez Perez.
Puede darse desgracia mas
grande? 70, la verdad, ne
indigno porquc ESQ de lamar
Sc Perez.
Pero yolviendo al asuntO in
t~errumpido, es lastimosO que
aQui Sc consuman %nuestroS
ardores guerrerOs sin resonan-
cia nj conocimiento de nadie.
70 a pesar de TODD me boy
Convenience de Alexandra l
81 CraSo tiene razon. Entire
que nos poqueen en- Marrue-
cos de un modo obscure, sin
resplandores de gloria, a que
figuremos en- la vanguardia
de los ejercitos europeos, 10
mismo que los slpayoS y los
argelinos, porque nosotros
s0mos muy valientes, preferi-
BILE eS este ultimO.
POr 10 menos les perlOdlcos
franceSeS en- la secclon de
L'Espagne ct lie Moroc elo
giarian nuestro arrOjO, nueStra
temeridad Y 10 sobrios que
somos cuando no tenemos que
conner Y alguna que otra re-
vista dol ono nos DreSentafld
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tachin, tachin. 10 de Ma
rruecos no tiene importancia.
Ia, tachin, ia chin. =.
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Bellezas Femeninas.

Al recibo de % ~centavos lie envaremos uno dc
nuestros anteojitos "Novetad." AdEnrara .ustea
las bellezas femeninas.
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III UGS dLOH NC PV'pS
ner al ajeno ell interes pro-
Pic, apenas 81 nos preocupa-
mos de 10 que ocurre en- casa
por estar inquiriendo TODD el
dia 10 cue pasa en- ia del We
cino.
Nuestros apreciables ami
Cos los cabilenos andan ha-
ciendonos Ia guerra en- nues-
ira IONA de Influenza mario
uui. Contaminados del ardor
belico en- que Sc consume Eu-
ropa, desde el kronprinz
hassa LerrouX, pasando por
Jorge. Nicolas, Poincare, Fran
cisco Jose. ei respectable ka-
r2georgeWich, Y que quleras
cue no los MaharajahS de Ia
| India tambien, habran pen
! sado sacar de este rio reVuel-
| 10. consideration de poten-
/ cia de primer orden. para 10
que no lie faltan recursos, a
Greer 10 que cuentan las GRO
MEAS.
Seguramente en- Ia paz de
las tardes africans, acaricia-
dos por el vaho caliente del
i desierro. oiran referir al san
ton los fechorias de los bell
/ ceramics. Mientras las duras
posadas buscan acOmOdo en-
q sueIo arenoso, : por deba-
/ 10 dc! jaique parade aso-
man las picrnas Ilacas de CO.
Tor de .ierr&, Il relaciOn de
los pueJ.os arrasados, de las
bOmJas destruccoraS, de los
muertos Lnumer2pleS' ma deS-
HLeg2do srS lo5-c& negro@ en-
una eApreS-.o s@uSiaeoofia }
rsueAa, coEtahoo Il monoVo-
ma dc !" o"-* a~---" CO.
oElza' con ID NJo-e Sc-.'i 'I"il-
ca dc los ~gd@o' o!eh.e8 oe
liefa.
A'tn'~'''~' ."i'ci"' 'AS!'~E-
III, =! Sl"poi-' "1 Z" ''-''-
|&oloN "g' PIoEioso' 1" ga
I"a-'" &c Ia p"Z' g "etS'n'
Gel Green Los 4~e Co"0"-I'e-
Ton III" 'o"-eiS'.0-' -"ei''o-
i%o1e' uoA"e st "5-ie'o i"
@us--I oe IN i"!peLIo' %" q
pFe!eAIo &c pauf eI o"Ioa.I'-
mo ' GaFah1iz"t IL P"l-'ic:
ie'"cIoh ehtse los AoLNJteS'
eI feSPeIo ID pIopleoao J
: los prllclplo' gel uel1cno
naour"! cue regulan eI oUeh
Lunclonamlento Gle las Socle-
dades.
Los de Ia penetration pa
cltIca' con ameIaliauoraS a.!
deScarg&s cerradaS &c 1uSl-
Ieria.
10 ma!o eS que noSoIfoS pa
gamos los VldioS rotoS' como
slempre. Los apreclaoleS san
tones Sc ehIeEan oe Id ueS-
lI"S"-ll1Si-vo "0 "a" 0p'
D - . NElELtl . lie ! " 1 =
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la GUERRA P0R
LA PAz

vilizaci6n formidable signifi-
ca, basta advertir ell estadO del
campo y el de Ia ciudad. La
guerra es la huelga general
Todo Sc paraliza. Parece co
mo 81 ell pueblo, fatigado por
una jornada gigantesca, no Sc
pudiera despertar. VivimOs
siendo los minGsculOs actores
de una novela maravilloSa que
refiera los hechOS de un ITEM
po future.
Ell eXod0 mismo de las gen
ties produce esa sensation. Son
millares los que Sc van, los
ahuyentados por ell fantasma
terrible. La silueta disforme
surge cada dia, cada bora, por
Oriente. Los aerOplanOS, los
dirigibles, trazan curvas en- los
aires, oteando en- la altura,
mas ALA de doude las aguilas
Sc ciernen en- majestuOso giro.
Y los canones aqui y ALI apun
tan 4 10 alto hacia el enemiCO
invisible.
Viene apagado ell fragor de
los cOmbates. En- la ciudad rel
ma la calma serena. Solo la fie
bre surge cuando por Ell AFRO
20 cruzan los yendedOres que
vocear la Ultima ediciGn. Eli
tonces las personals Sc ngblan
sin conocerse. En- cadd IabiO,
como en- cada mirada, hay u
ma interrogation. GFue hoy?
iSera manana...? 7 Sc cuer-
To- La.,o o,,o ms so,oror
ToL I,aLa
", monar5 81 cboor, +ro-
mendo. Los hombres combat
miIIo,os Fr+ra+anro
Francia vela por los suyos.
S.tLa.InJ 1as don,.
10 - nobIozo do I~noIo+ar,.a
oouo loo do loe mas
iI,,.noa fomiI;as do Froccis
ma,.an ,.a 81 h,.o,oI do u Crr,v
Dr. Ol,.o. 60 ro,1stioror do
Ill., o,t;5,,no o.is+o, ca
I:a. I~s s,f,.on
.DEL.9 =. 49,. ,ort,,
i,aLa u nrdaaGor
L;,ta~io doI n,,rdo
49,
Yo"oo rs "I w. L;aan
l0so' S:l.,,a,+o On oo0 49,
~ LI"'. -9ueTo . 'TII's ,IG.i
mas -. ~. ~ ,a,.o
o''
e o''t''' i,o--ol
Douo n,d;o o;dIo hior M
LJ" ~ La
uiI "@D1" uo nue. 'O' ,oIn1
ilooS. Tuo SI ioo qu $4,000 po,
aHJoa
.~o eu-' ~iI;os -
SD'ii'' = d;a~;o
al ""l'4"0 Tno
"-t $4,000 5000 ba-
L- J. loo osnir;-
MTo oh.ovosado Ia
Ts4omos 81
- n,.o- nosio;ones" EN-
ho+or,a Ma
;nnrro nc into-
&c bobIo
S5S -
The Dermott news., 1914-03-19
Build Homes. COlOred
 People.
LOTS FOR SAL. |.

LOTS FOR SALE. Money to loan From to lo years to pay It back
 Insurance We are handliui, the lo, l. anr 70. year pay Life Policy. Something new among colored people
 Pictures We euaraHtee all pictures we eu- large. Call al our utnee AYent- "autod. Apply
 Williams Bros, Agents HoN iu2 permolt, Ark
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid.

On Monday, March 10, the Ladies ot the Presbyterian And Society were entertained by Mrs. Lynwood Clark. Eighteen mem beGs responded 10 roll call with quotations given us by the presl- dent. We were glad 10 have wlth us ae a visitor Rev. ]. /. 1aney- Alter devotional exercises led by the president, the business was taken up. Rev. Hlahev sug- gested that some one cfer thelr services as leader of the Home Dep | of the sunday School work k Fms being a very important part of the Sunday School II is hoped that some one will comply wlth hlS request al once.
 The books tor our Bible Study have arrived, and those who did not Ett theirs can do so hY calling Mrs <. B. krsle. II each member will do thelr part, that r be on time with well prepared lesson each meeting, thIs work will prove instructive as well as interesting. In the future all meetings will be held in the church instead ot the different homes,
 After we adjourned our hostess invited Us tol social halt hour during winch q delicious ice course was served.
 All members are urged 10 be present at the next meeting Mon day, March 90, at the church, Visitors welcome.
 Reporter.
The Dermott news., 1914-03-19
Tick Eradication Meeting

While in DeTmott on Monday, MT. (. 0. Carpenter, Agricultural Agent for the Iron Mountain, ar. ranged with the Boaid oi Trade tor a meeting, on Apnl eth, at which Dr.. \. l.. Wight, Inspector. in-Charae ot lick Eradicauou Work III Arkansas and Louisiana, will explain to the business men and farmers of this section the value ot tick eradication and the methods by which Chicot county may be freed from thIs cattle pest and placed outside ot that portion of the state which Is now Quaran- tined against Texas oI tick fever.
 In speaking of this meetlnY, Nh Carpenter stated that wonderful opportunity fronts the South al this time. The nation is short ut beet cattle and the South will have to supply the shortage. Beef prices have been higher during the past few years than at any pie vlous time since just alter the wal.
 Southeast Arkansas, with lts long growing season and Wlde range ot tsed stutts, will produce beef as cheap as any other part ot the United States, and much cheaper than the northern and middle Wet atatss.
 The one great obstacle is the cattle tick fever. IL prevents the importation 0t pure bred breeding cattle, kills thousands ot younp cattle and makes the market uaf- TOW.
 l have requests at thts time for aid m locating eleven bulls q one of tue beef breeds. l heN cant be found in tlck infested country.
 pr. Wight will, with the aid ot a stereoptleon, show how the tick are eradicatcd and will cNplain how the Federal Government eo= operates with commanitit in eIad lcatinR the ticks.
 It IS possible that Dr. Gaw, State etetnarlan, will attend this meeting and explain how to pre- vent hog cholera. Ne have asked him 10 be with us and Il other enz agreements do not prevent he will no doubt do SO.
 When Southeast Arkansas be comes com, grase, cattle and hog country, as well n d cotton
The Dermott news., 1914-03-19
Altrurian Club.

\ special program was rendered by the Altrurian Club on March fourth Mrs Ernest CIenshaw was the gracious hostess; none felt the absenc, of her cordial re- ception.
 For a while the club were en- tranC-d by the gentle influence of LanIer s hte, words, and work as pfestnt.d by the different ones making the program. From this WE emerged into the strenuous lite ot the American women of today, their present achievements and possible result of thelr sull am bltIous spluts. War wa made directly upon the present mode of the Antl-Colouial styles, this club even being willing to don uniforms to enforce the measure should the Federation deem 1t advisable. After the usual program, the club assembled in the ward just beyond our club room window, where lav  two trees patiently awaiting under the gentle tain their christening into 'Arbor Day. Each lifted some of the ground sacred for the planting ot these oaks made. im- mortal in the splendid address given bv M1s. Hammock, who SO beautifully expressed so many lotty and brilliant prayers and hopes for the tree and Us mother Club.
 Mrs. Bennett gave in poem Natures gentle care and solitude tor the tree in it's infancy and. the possibility ot calamity to the world should II tail to fulfill its mie sion of AltIuism. Reporter,
The Dermott news., 1914-03-19
The I. M. (. Club.

One ot the most pleasant meet lnpS of the club for the year was held with k. NJ. who entertained III her usual lnimltahle way, on Friday evening, March I3th. Alter q short business session was held tn. principal feature ot the evening was the debate Resolved that Woman Should Have the Ballot 7 S. k. and B. B. NJ. taking the affirmative and r. l.. \ and k. l. the negative. The decision ot the judges was m favor oi the ncga- tIVe.
 Immediately following. quota. ton contest eneued, N l.. being the lucky winner of the pilze a box of candy. A delightful two course lunChton was served by the hostess, assisttd d by (. l.. Club adjourned to meet with K, NJ. March . IuI4.
 Press Reporter,
The Dermott news., 1914-03-19
kESOU RCES

Loans and Discounts Demand Sl-lOGO Loans and pl>,oAntS Personal
 Setuut, .....##.s ...#.= = s7,., 2.3 Loans and lHsruunts Secured
 b> CollIte,al. ......... 1T. s62224 Loans on keal kstate ... ,3. 726.3l oeetdrai,s ....... ...... ! 3.23H,76 Furniture and Fixtures ..... 241oOo hanknR House |. l5s 3s Other krIl tststr -. .... ,uOoU hue itom keseue Banks..- j, asl s7 Cheeks un Other Bank, l5o 07 G,sh on Haud ......... 1 222 so Other Resources Count War
 lants ..-...... i,5 47
The Dermott news., 1914-03-19
AMONG C0L0RED PEOPLE
MES s ( COltMlr, Reporter

Rev. $. l.. Franklin IS ID Eudora thls week.
 Dr. N. k. Parker returned last week from Hot Springs.
 Rufus Reed spent a couple of days last week Tn Little Rock.
 Rev. as, Jones, Presiding Elder of the Pine Bluff district, spent Tuesday in Dermott
 At the Rally held last Sunday at the A. NJ. F.. Church sI54oS was raised to apply on the church debt.
 I he Paet Chancellor s Council Gt this district convened here last night at the Dukes Auditorium. An interesting program was given, after which all present participated III banquet and general good tune.
 I he Pleasant Grove Church Choli of South Detmott render. d fWeet vocal music at the Dermott \. NJ F.. Church last Sunday, and the audience was well entertained. Prof. S. L. Davis IS Director and Wm. Tyler assistant director.
 Ady
The Dermott news., 1914-03-19
DOings at Presbyterian Church.

hOugh there was slightly fall ing of from the hgh number Of attendance Of last Sunday, the Sunday school th,rmometei Icgls- tered close up 10 the one hundred mark. he Sunday-sch hour oi the nth sunday oi thls month wall be occupied by the eNeICIses of Chlldrens Day Tn the interest ot Home Missions. On the same i day the hour ioI cIceulaI mofn- ] ing worship WlIl be oCcupItd by ] the cMeTClstS tor the annual In ] stallatlon oi OthCcIs and Teachers ot the Sunday-sc hool, and an ad- ! dress by the pastor on the subject, i, ] \ larger and Better sunday l School.
 On last Thursday evening the l Cnly Adult Bible class held its monthly BusinesS and SoClal meet l ing al the home of Mr. and Mrs. k. l L.. Il aIdIn. After the transaction ot i business ot the class the members who were so fortunate as 10 be present were dchghttulN enter tanned hy look al the einteTrStIng eNhlhils ui an Alt Gallery pIt- l pared by the lnGeulous So,ll Committee ot the class. AitcI thls the members werc served with de I nClouS refreshments.
 here was an encouraging at tendance at the morning worship. l Splendid music was rendered by the cholI. \ beautiful solo was rendered hY MT Carl Htlmstetter.
 Ihe ChOIT was augmeuttd bY the splendid addition of Dr. Bernhard i BeTendsohn. who with hls cornet added very much to the good quail ty oi the music. As II was doubt. Hess expected, the pastor < remark $ we're along the llne oi church gong. He uled 10 use the oc- casIon 10 impress the important truth that every Sunday should be go-to-church Sunday. The writer will not oheI any comments on the evening service further than 10 say that he apprecIattd the pIesenca of the several stanIbys and the ialthtulness of the members oi the choir who wlth the excellent or ganist dld not fail 10 perform thelr duty.
 The newly organized Christian Endeavor Society had an interest ing prayer meeting m the after noon at 1 clock IL was led by Miss Edna Carmichael, The Field Worker of the Arkansas Christian Endeavor Union will meet with the Endeayor Society