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BLACKSBURG

bLAcksnuRq. VA: November IA
r nc institute. Who has recently returned
Ing ana practical work IN BOSTON. spoke al
largely attended meeting OF the Wonan.s
Glnn on Wednesdss afternoon, Ars. r. II;
the spesher Of the afternoon.
The members Of the guild az Christ
Church gave "a silver tea on Friday afternoon
la the home Of Professor Robert j. Davidson.
Decorations % the parlors and dining room
%afe In autumn leaves arid blossoms, and
hight refreshments served 20 nearly
100 callers.
Mrs. X. :. stahl. William and Julia Stahl.
left on Tuesday 10 spend two months In
Luudcmn County and Washington.
Mrs l.. H. Hudnall represented the loyal
club nj tn. Council OF the Federation OF
Virginia women'S Clubs In Roanoke this
Warren y. Anaer.on, OF Boston. Is The
suest here o, his siker. Mrs ]. ID. Tut
wiier.
john Brolie. OF Lynn.- Mass, and Walter
10 attend the fumefsi Of their mother, Mrs.
Mamie Mayo Brode.
Mrs Charities Preston, OF Salem, p,ces-
antly remembered here Miss Ifeien Ma
son, $ the guest OF Mrs William n I,y
brook
Airs j. l.. Eukin and Miss Ruth Nails
have returned from a ,'isit 10 relatives In
AInstcrdsrI.
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LAWRENcEvILLE
fsuecisi,o rio .ri,,a, ,,,..,

fSrecisi TO The Times Dlspatcii.J
LANRENCEVILLE. VA. November IL
o on Iue s,ls hiterncoG from $3.50 20
card ciub at her home on Windsor Ave
Mis ,fs,,is p iaiXing were Mr.. Steward
Mrs r. r rurnbuli, Jr., Airs. ". +. siarke
MrH. Ecuben Owens. Mrs. u. -. STEER. Mrs
y; II Lewis. Misses I,esaie Lizzie and
Merry .Dre~ry Turnbul, Misr Grace Mallory,
Mes LILY Ferc!vnll, Mrs r. ". Davic. Mrs
Mat Tmrnbuli and afiss Caroline BayIoy
The prize MAS won by Miss Lizzie Turfbnjl
!, M t.!sS- Mannie Ruford. of salrbury. y q.
Jones IN. Brunswick County. = =
Mira. William O'Connor. o: Richmond is
the Eiicst OF her sister, Mrs j. H. Thomas
at "heherrln.
S.. and Mrs. l.. S. Freeman. Of Rich mond
anu Mr: ana Mrs w, S. Tho,naa. of Suffolk,
William Heartwei OF Suffolk. and Robert
lIeartweii. az Richmond. apent a Few days
In .Jawrencevlle last week
Luther =. Montsotnery. Who recently UNI
i2liaabeth Hospital Itlchlnond. Inns recov.
cred eufficisn'ly TO return TO his home IT
Invitations Fave been Issued 10 tho wed
ding OF Miss Rosa Lee Turnbull TO Charlie.
l.. Smith, on Wednesday afternoon. Novem
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L-YNCHBURG

Scala, 20 The Times ispa;cii
nnbstS, i!Pen fiii ann;;! baby, % Rishmond.
aie visiting relatives here. 80 ,,.
ra6ie AFee. have returned from vi'it in
Hncklny iiam Count u,.,, p,,,,
H. e e. 70 = spend se"erai wsei:
si.e. iohn j. ,pe!,ytoan left On Taesday
Airs. Marshail Z. roinde",s- has returned
fTS ~ sSssnaed is.s II Ma NHsis and ci
cRar:lss,en. " "a. % iiye. -, ,t.,,,
NJ fa.hsr, " =. rom, il Maaisoa Hsis,ht s
q r. IT, Former Ne Of II Echmond spen, po--
LION Of The week here with his parents M.
hsr 'i home .' a: charlottesville after Visit in
Es Reeve s Sns gone a for r,. .ssx
Es s2s :s saa f to Gih isSm %s
nj ss yss M SS na psa S.'ss Mrs
4! o, Waits here. has gone TO her home. at
Mrs. "' VI IL Hughes ana daughter, Miss
ss filsis' and nd rela,iyes in Norfolk -
Mas o's oGs.43sss hs Will ''t take
I've! sishtsssins to the Gplf q n, Mexico e..
Miss Louise Goodman has been visiting
Miss Alice stese. Of Norfolk Visited alis,
Zone stevens here this wrck.
Mrs. T. ID. GUSTS. Of White Plains. y. Y.
Is spending some time With lie. brother. II.
G. Loou,is at his home, on Denver Avenue.
Mrs. II. d. Apperson and SON Richard
.\ppcrson. have gone 20 Ashevtlt. n e.
mere. after, Visit Q! several months to
Mrs. Finest Williams has gone, to At
ianta for visit with Mrs. Porter King
Mrs. Y. y. IInbDie. of Roanoke. is visiting
hor mother. Mrs: w, n. Weiiofrd. at her
nome. 90 Fifth Street.
Miss Katherine Baker and Miss Elsie Croii.
lock are visiting friends In Charleston. W.
w.
Mr. ami Mrs. II. r. Forsberg and daugh.
tiers. Catherine and 1fiida, have returned TO
;heir home, In Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Eva Garter VINO haa been listing
relatives In l!yhthburs.. has returned to her
home In buckingham County.
Mrs. William !. Burner. of Woodstock. is
son, at tho parsonage of Euclid Avenue
airs. Kate Taylor is visiting relatives In
is!clIincnd.
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III the chapel at this tiino pledges
are taken for the salary of Miss Mary
Lou White, of tho class of 1908 of Ran
Golph Macon. now teacher I'm the Sir-
ginia School, IIuchow. Chiun. repro
sentative Of the college In tic foreign
t'eld The speaker on the accession was
Dr. John y. Mills. Of Washington. DIR.
Alilis has Travelled extensively IN China.
ana knows tho country and it's hiss
tory. the people, their customs and
daily lives. He spoke particularly OH
the mission schools and their place in
nolding national life. At the close OF
lis address, Miss Pearly Sydeilstricker
Randolph Macon. 1919, spoke briefly
ana simply of the needs as she had
ssai when In China. The pledges
were then taken and SJg3 was sub
Scribcd which has since been raised to
The week OF November s to 10 was
observed throughout the world by the
Young Wonans Christian Association
~ week of prayer for women. On
uesHaF evening Il number Of interest
ing slides on japan and association
WORK in the country. were shown in the
chapel. Every morning from 1:io to
S. a service Nns held In the literary So
ciety hall. whom the work Of the Y.
". G. ~. in one of the foreign coun-
trics was brought 60 tho attention OF
the students.
rho first OF the interciass basketball
gaines. for ;lIe college championship
Tors defeated the soph0mores by n score
Of IL 10 9. The second contest resulted
in decided victory for the sopho-
mores over tho seniors. Enthusiasm
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WELDON

l::recial to The Times Dispstch.l
WELDON, y. c., November ii.-Ars. w.
- i;id'lirt, OF Roioigh was hero this week
to Visit her brother. ". Il. Daniel.
Mrs. r. J. Bounds and Mrs !. l. VII
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
Mrs H. Brner Harris. OF Rocky Mount, Is
visiting relatives here this week
Mrs : j. Pierce and Misses Annie Jean
nctto and Willie Blackwell Musgrovc have
returned home from visit to Richmond
Mrs Samuel a. Harrington. OF Richmond
has returned home. after spending q few
Gays with her parents here. Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs w. s. Oh. Robinson. o. Golasboro
who has been visiting her mother. Mrs
Anna l.. Picrce. has returned home.
Mrs Henry G. Spiess has bcen III High
foin, .his week attending tho State Con-
,eation Of the Wonan's Christian Temper
.,ncc Union.
hey. j; 4. Hornaday VIII leave on Monday
Tor Washington. g. e.. TO attend the annual
Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church.. South.
past three years. and It is expected and de-
sired lint he Will return here for his
-.burth and last year.
Or. af,ier. of Rocky Mount, has been
conducting III series OF revival meatinBs NJ
The. Raptis; Church here this 4ocl,
About dozen of the women Of South
Weldon, met at the home OF Mrs. r. r.. Dan.
Aiternon ciub, It's object OF which is to
5disclis5 thinEs pertaining to the welfare OF
BITTER Mrs 6anIei Was before ei her ganGs
lsagss TO Major I; I, Daniel, MIss Snoaa.
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WEDDING AT GREENSBORO
IS SOCIAL EVENT Of Week
brilliant Ceremony Marks Marriage
Of Miss Fannie Barringer 10 John
WaidrUp, OF Norfolk.
SMITH MARTIN ENGAGEMENT
Nuptlals Of Popular Young Couple
VIII BE Celebrated OH November
"i-Cl,iltlrch OF City Are Enter
tnfned at Country Club.
Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.

L'9PcSiht 10 I ue inlcS- DlSpatclI.l
GREENSBORO. Sovembrr ii.-The
marriage Of Miss Fannie Bniringer TO
.Ghn Wnldru,. of Norfolk, Va. was
The social event OF the week This
took place on "Wednesday evening at
o'clock, In the rirs, Presbyterian
church, Rev. Melton Clark being the
officiating minister. The nrtistically
Uecorntcd church was crowded for the
sdding. \ brilliant reception followed
inrents. Colonel and Mrs. j. A. Bar
ringer on Ashe street. Tho bride is
women. and has been frequently ontcr-
ialneu since her engagement was N;tu-
EonnGed. After. a wedding trip. they
Miss Ruth Nnnatory entertained the
bridal partr Of The Barrinser-Wa1d-
rIp Needing AFTER The
on North Elm Street, was attractivels
decorated.
n rho 3, RssSr {, o. sf F. Rt4T smith Mn
Wedding to take place Noycmbcr -
NcrnaI and Industrial College. while
Ali Smith, ls 'Sc!l-kho~h young bust
ness mnn here.
Hook Club at her home on sycamore
street on Tuesday AFTERNOON. There
was good attendance and AN attrac
I've program was presented.
Tho Country Club @hs given over TO
tho children this afternoon from 2>to.
osi9ss Th MrE yef Sba nnSer a .s
the sf folks ks ffhc Club p'rovi,ed dainties
Tor tho children.
Mrs. Richard Wills. entertained on
Tuesday afternoon for Miss Annie
i.rGEor. who IL 70 be married to Judge
\ <. Eurs on NoHelnber Is ,,o
Bachelor Bellies on Friday afternoon at
THO home OF Miss Rcbecca Schsnck.
Mrs. w. i. DEAL a, her home OH Aahe
toro street ON Tuesdny Afternoon. sew.
ci'ai guests of the club were present
,ir @"'' " 2 :" @smnsT Entertained a,
o'clock
feM frie eva" on FRIDAY az afternoon com
.iimentarr Ia her house gucyt, For
TIME AIcGr'w. OF Atlanta.
This first of n series or recitals un-
cor the auspices OF the Tuterpe Club
tow OF the State Normal College fac
c..sion Mas largely attended and The
program offered by Mr., Hunter vas
arcatiy enjoyed by his audience The
many pf TIC city'H music lovers. Will
have several spcc!c recitals during
tho season.
luton sn,srtained on Friday after
DON AT the home OF Mrs. Clapp IN Mag
nolia Court. Itook was the game OF the
afternoon. Mrs. Goodc. the honorec.
Na3 presented with a handsome bon-
t4rct of chrysnnihcmuns.
Ara. Collins g Taylor WAS at home
Oh Thursday afternoon as q large
number of people called during the
hours Of th. reccption., In the r"ceiv-
NIX line were Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. George
sErimsicy. Mrs. j. a. Mathcsou and Mrs.
H. H. Roe.
Mrs John " King e noen1 os n en-
.istnto, Mrs g. II. Andrews. OF Spartan
Lurec, hhd Airs. W. w. King, OF this
.iv. More than 200 people called dur
f;s,, tie afternoon.
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WYTHEvILLE

fsptcisl 20 The Times Di spa tch.I
Baptist Church and tho sunday schools in
wytheville contributed $3.50 last Surlay
to the Belgian relief fund.
Sirs. Walter Wii:inson H. Visiting he:
niece. Mrs. George Wit, in Lynchburg
Later sine will spend some time with friends
In Fayetteville. y. c.
Evansville Ind. To visit her son. Robert
Hehd.
,Irs Francis H. Cra!ghiii is in Savannah.
Ga. visiting B!shep ard EIra. Reese. as,d
to attend the marriage OF her sister. Miss
Agnes Reese TO William Fay Shclmen. whicn
took place 1T Christ Church on Thursday
evening.
John Bell Williams and DIR. Charles Fox
Graham. OF the Medical College OF Virginia.
visited friends here this week. $3.50.
Mrs A. \. Campbell n delegate of tho
Nyythe Grey Chapter. left on Monday ia
attend the general convention. u. u. C.. in
Savannah. .t+
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ARvoNlA

SPssfiissi 70 Ihs Times NJ, p!slsa.e'
been resIdihs IN clifton Fofss. Va. il her
,a slr fsna NTH A.bs;s z. l,Ghstdseh. VIZ,
Weak s,s.tihs f.issda ar tlc6a1a n,H h n
s: snece'is'ui cunning trips while IN
Miss Leila i.ssi;saa ,aotorea TO New Can.
s ;9n on ya'afqy bsgsnsahsd bX M ara
e@a Vii ;ssad HE hnt s2"f n rdsh as '"sS-
'h sttss II rS 5tt ps'' this fs's week a'F'
tr M r w!''b ep !, Ls s a s'nsGf
/ whese she wshs several weeks ago 20 Visit
>..,lnes; J. Terrell mo,oscd TO guokins,a;n
G"at tf.a in On rs.s.s;E z, ,;sn court; ,a
loais p5-e,i o .,S.."s a. ' u ioa..,
ao,; s.. with nis mothe:. ia Souns d:u "a.
's ,r,i Losl.%. 5 Win h';n.
rhE-.lhy night In spSoini tonySc.t,6,i and
ssyye ihs degree. Of MOI; exssiicrt mss;e:
! oiher "anaidatas wni;ihe TO- ,lie desrsss. ~
ern nnckinsnain ;his week v.aitihz !, MIN
be- 81 old no:nrt;cals. inciulilg thosc ~
;, re-, hS i'i liz !, ,snsa Mll gesugg ne
zges} :. 81 ana MTs ) Gd@srd uarrs 8 "a; 3,
IL. FletcIte. Wrisht. VIM r.. .tncsli. &.
". Chewni.g and scvPTal oth6cs Inotored 20
'Cninbari!ahl q sew days ago. and had a
1,sy: ann Mrs. ". Mec. Miller recen.l;.
nj Geote.a arrived at thr "Mans-.'' In Az.
theiT home: Nt. Miller viii preach n,
Sco,tsrill" HcwardsrIiic and A-vonla Mr.
Mile Formerly had charge Of The Char
iotte COURTHOUSE presbyteri.tu Church.
Nj. and Nrs. Nirhale T.. Jones. OF Penlan.
J hafc returned from two weeks erin 10
| chicsso a1h other Western citien.
DIR. IND Ma. EalPh Chandler Root. who
,oT Eunb Der nj yeIrs have ma sc their
home home In PGnlan ,hrcr miles south of Ar
! their old home. Mr. Roof> viii i:ttes taks
posltio. ~ fe:Ee iIauf.
Or. and Mrs. Charles a. Andersen visited
| Fork rni"n thi, week. being she guests o.
Dr.: AnIeTsoh's mother.
ire Uhitcd states Weather Bureau which
! has been kept here 10: tho pas: ir., years.
has i,.a been re,noyee this week 10 New Canton.
where u VIII be under The mana cement az
Rev: +. Iaacs who formerly had charge
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MANASSAS

ispeclal 10 The Times. Disra teal
MANASSAS. VA, November li.-Mr. and
Mrs C. f. Lpscomb and daughter, Miss
iIebeeca, o. Piainneld, y. j. were guests OF
MIR. mid Mrs W. y. Ldpsconb this WsAk.
me guest OF Miss Lillian NJ. Jones on We'd
Il; b. cuiley, of Washington. was /, guest
At the home of N.Y. and Mrs. Il. e. Gar
PTofess6t G ii. Marlborough. director OF
the Agricultural uigh School. spent the
Weekend with relatives in Richmond.
George Purcell left on Monday for Bati
more. after spending week or ten days
with friends here;
10 her home. at Upperv!lie. after visiting
her cousin Mrs. l.. Frank Pattie.
Miss May Lcachman entertained the
Young Ladies' Club at her home, on Mai;
Street this week.
Invitations have been issued FOR the
Thanksgiving german. TO he held In Colt
ne'.'s Hall. on Wednesday. Noveulber y
This dance is considered by the club to 30
one OF the four BIZ; dances or the year
Mayor w. iii! Brown speat the first OF
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RIM. WoMaN's COLLEGE

hSNCHBURG. VA. November f.
ticsihcnt Webb has announced that
tic first of the ;tmnual series OF col
leee lectures win be delivered on De :
combcr II. Hamilton Holt, editor OF
tine independent, vii discuss some
phases OF the Eur"nesn .yar. MIR. Holt
will lie followed by Or. William Tyon
ihelps. professor OF English Literature
~ Yale University. On November II
Dr Henry blackwell " i'll open the SO
ulty.
President Webb has gone 10 Ports
mouth TO attend the annual meeting
az the Methodist c.onfcrcEce. while
uwaE. lac Viii address, The randolph
Macon niumh8o DC Eorfoik.
ON last Suulu? evening, the annual
White Gif, Rally" the chief mission
ary event OF thc college year was held
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among the students Is running high.
and there Is much speculation us 10
who Will win the honor OF playing III
the final game on Thanksgiving Dny.
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BREATHE FREELY! OPEN NOSTR|LS
AND STUFFED HEAD END CATARRH

bottle OF "Ely's Cream Balm" at any
Grug. store. This sweet, fragrant balm
dissolves BY the. heat Of the nostrils
pentrates and heals the intiamed, swol-
ion membrane which lines tho nose.
head and throat: clears the air pas
sages; stops nasty discharges and n
FEELING OF cleansing, >-soothing relief
comes imm edlateiy.
Don't lay awake Tonight struggling.
Tor breath. with head stuffed: nostriis
closed. hawking and blowing. Catnrrh
or a cold. with It's running nose foul
mucous dropping into the throat, and
raw dryness, is distressing, but, truly
needless.
Put your fnitl--just once--in "Ely's
Cream Balm and your cold or catarrh
Will surely Observation-Disclosures
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TD1- Charles c2shyzzz1k:maz1 err Asz .aaughtev-.

specially
in
Aian!
thee OF
Mr.
Us neighbor
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her 50, r. 4, o'clock. nc 81, Andrews Church.
Lawr,ntcviltc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis Chiefly have
Issued Invitations Ia .hc marriage OF their
daughter. Ssllie Louise. and Levi Bickneil
cage on tho afternoon or Thursday, No;
vc'nbcr 10, at 1880 o'cloclS, in Emmanuel
Episcopal Church. Cs.nriBe.
Donald Mckay. " New, Eorl wiio 9, iiass
MrCrca. ~ ttcr home. "Ellersiic,' on tho
Meherfin. hSe returned to his ho,ne
At "a meeting OF the school mud civic
league on t'hursias afternoon. arrangement
wers made for big r,mat- ei,ng the night
OF December 2. 20 lie iIciu AT tho town hall.
y liz eNpcctru that superintendent H. j.
Martin. ~ tho Pctcrshurg High School VIII
deliver the principal address.
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Instant Relief When None and Head
Are Clossed From Cold. stopA
Nasty Catarrhal DischnrEe, DuIt
Headache vanfshes.
Try "r:iy.s cream. Balm.

Try "Eiy's Cream Balm,
Get 5. small bottle. anyway. JUS, to
try il. Apply little in the nostrils
end instantly Your cloeged nose and
stopped-uD air passages of the head
will open: you will breathe freely;
dullmess and headache disappear. Ely
morning the catarrh. cold-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat will be gone
End such misery now! Get the small
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spen. she Mse&-ena a, tie Postaer home.
Atr. aud .Mr,. IL. a. Wright. Of Isiehuaond
were ,he guests of Mr. anu Mrs. II. Camper
pr. ind Mrs. II. T.. Roop, OF Eastern Col
legc. were a. home 20 tic faculty and
eiudsats an SATURDAY evening. a musical
pTogrant RAY the feature OK the eveuinH
gas chap;er. - United Daughse-s OF tn.
Coh.eeh.,cy. soln medals were awarded 10
son. John BELL md Marvt, Rice. winners OF
tho contest for she hest written competitions
OF students In the Manassas graded schools
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the weck in Norfolk on business trip
HAYES 7. Davias and son. Hauses E. .wer.
guests OF friends In Cuipep.E this week .
Paul ami Alvin Portner., or WasfiIn & ton,
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Superfluous Hair Killed
Without Electricity
NINE. Ci,an,lHade's .,d,ite.

AT last ! can rccommcnd new and sim
pho prescription thar meyer Fails 10 remove
painlcssly and without injury" says Mime.
Chan,lnade Ia Mllady's Boudoir. 1t Is called
society woman who found Il cntirsly oraai-
Gated her own distressing growth or hair On
face and arms. She has never suffered a
return OF It since. III fact. 1t is 50 successful
that l caution my readers not 70 apply II 10
hair that they do not Wish totally destroyed.
Mrs. Ossood's wonahr' is quite inexpen-
sive. You can obtain II from Tragic Drug
Co. o. any up-to-dats druggist Signed
Money Back Guaruntee comes With every
package. --Auver tigement. ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-14
A Tonuue TWister.

A well known Liverpool solicitor was questioning a police officer recent ly as to the condition of horse. Do you really mean to say" pressed the advocate in his best cross-examining style, that the animal had shore solders-I mean to say sore soldiers -I mean" Still there was some thing wrorg, and the solicitor paused a moment to regain his oratorical bal ance, while the witness wondered du- biously whether it was conundrum or a trap. Steadying himself for 8 third attempt, and deliberating over every syllable, the advocate asked whether the horse. really had sore shoulders, and then expanded into a smile of triumph When the familiar tongue-twister about Peter and klS peppercorn becomes stale, suggests the Liverpool Post, here is another one: Say sore shoulders dozen times rapidly without mistake
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-14

Steals Ring From Baby.

The meanest man in the world broke into Herman J. Boecklins' house, in Kent, Westchester, county, N. Y. He stole two watches, diamond ring. silverware, Dric-a-brac, and SIS which he found under mattress. He also took the family revolver. But to show what he was capable of he proceeded as follows: He took a piece of soap and greased fourteen-month- old Helen Boecklins' finger, slipping off her little gold ring. ecut gold chain and locket from her neck. He smashed her toy bank and took s4.G3. Lest Helen should cry, lie took her out of her crib while he stole her jewelry. Then he went away, leaving her on the floor. Her cries brought neighbors, who discovered the bur- glary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-14
Sounded Funny.

The following true story gives de- lightful glimpse of very little child. The baby, who was just beginning to prattle, was taken to walk in an or chard where some bantams were turned loose. One perky little bird stood right in the child's path, craned his neck and uttered a shrill "Cock-a- doodle-doo' The little girl bent down her head so as to be as near the level of the bird as possible and then lisped in the most pleading voice: "Pleath will you thay that adain?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-14
Life's Many Parts.

session, is mosaic made up of many parts. There's a bit of the blue of true love, there's the white of an un- stained ideal, the rose color of a ia
 vorite pastime. In the normal life there is present the gray of duty, the sparse crimson of an occasional vivify- ing joy, and bit of gold. The bit of gold is relatively small part. If the mosaic were all gold it would not be a work of art, but a cubist painters DOT
 trayal of dollar madness-Exchange
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-14
U. $. GOV. LAND FREE

Under Special Act of Congress the agriculture land in the U. s. Forest Reserve of Arkansas can now be homesteaded in tracts of 160 acres to each person, free of cost. 1,00o,00o acres free pasturage range where cat tie, hogs and sheep fatten eight months in year without grin. NO overflo wlands. Country very heal ny and well watered with running
 streams. We select these agricul-
 tural lands take applicant to lands and locate you. Send % cents for state map showing location of re- serve and copy Of Special Act to A. V. Alexander, locating engineer, Little Rock, Ark. u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-14

Come in and look over our new stock, you will find many things that will strike your fancy. We are specializing in expensive goods for wedding and anniversary presents in Sterling silver and silver plated goods. We especially call your at tention to our cut glass line that will meet with your approval in quality and price, remember KAHN" for your next purchase.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-14
Friendship Not to Be Patched.

Friendship is vase which, when it is flawed by heat. or violence, or acci- dent, may as well be broken at once. It can never be trusted after. The more graceful and ornamental it was, the more clearly do we discern the hopelessness of restoring it to it's for. mer state. Coarse stones. if they be fractured, may be cemented again precious stones, never.--Landor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-14
ON AND AFTER AUGUST 1.

As we have been greatly imposed upcn we will deliver all work stric;- " cash on delivery, parties not wishing to pay c. o. D. will please not ring for our deliveryman, as they nave strict orders to return all work which they are unable to collect for.
 Frank Dietrick's Clothing Hospital, 220 1-2 Main street, over Goldberg's Shoe store. Phone 1926. 1O-14-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-14
PsYcholocical Fire.

My aunt told me to go tell the maid to make fire in the kitchen stove, as we had no fire ill the other part of the house. I did, and few moments later went to the kitchen. Holding my hands over the stove, said, My, how nice and warm it is! It's heat ing up already" The maid lifted the stove lid and said, "I haven't made the fire yet" Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-14
Limitations of the Human Eye.

The greatest astronomers. like Sir William Herschel, have made their most valuable discoveries by compara lively low-power telescopes. The eye of man, unless some new laws os optics are discovered, will never be able to see any small object on tho moon, no matter how powerful our telescopes are made. We may see mountains and craters-that is about Q