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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-10

Staples Have Dropped to Prices That Mean Much to Thrifty Housewives
 35c PEPPERELL SLEEPING, 31c IA Bleached Pepperell Sheet Q1o ing, Anniversary Sale price. O O 32c PEPPERELL SHIFTING, 27c 9-4 Bleached Pepperell Sheet 07n ing, Anniversary Sale price...Zl U BOG PEPPERELL SHIFTING, 26c Unbleached Pepperell Sheeting, 1O-4 yais S,ss' p4iee A%e'vsrsary .26c 25c PEPPERELL SHEEETING, 21c 9-4 Unbleached Pepperell Sheeting A1e'1sFssry zs'e ssiss 21c 10c BLEACHED DOMESTIC, S1ac YD, Bleached Domestic, yard wide, ex- tra soft finish, Anniversary 7o Sale price, per yard................
 $1.35 SHEETS, S9c
 9ox9o Defender Hemstitched Q0o Sheets, Anniversary Sale price OOO
 s~ S1.25 SHEETS, 79c
 5Oc SHEETS, 5 FOR $1.00
 72x90 Plain Hemmed Sheets. Anni- versary Sale W1 00 price, for ..... lsVU
 25c PILLOW CASES, 19c
 Plain Hemmed Pillow Cases, size 42x36, Anniversary 10o Sale price ............... ........ ! JO
 25c SCALLOPED CASES, 1Sc
 42x36 size, scalloped embroidery ends, Anniversary 1Qo Sale price ......--....... .................- Ut
 121ac PILLOW CASES, S1sc
 Plain Hemmed Pillow Cases, 42x36 inches, Anniversary Q1o Sale price ............ ..................... O2O
 25c HUCk TOWELS, 171sc
 72x36 inches Linen Huck Towels Anniversary 171o Sale price ............-................. 2O
 95c TURKISH TOWELS, 19c 72x36 bleached Turkish Towels, ex- tra heavy weight, Anni- 10o versary Sale price ................... OU
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-10
You If You

CHOICE, 5c
 All light and dark Calico, Anniversary Sale price, per yard Ut $1.OO SWISS CURTAINS, 69c PAIR 1-2 yards Swiss Curtains in fancy hemstitched and lace edges, in pink, blue and yellow designs, latest nov city at this Anniversary CO., Sale price, per yard .............. OOO $1.25 PURE LINEN DAMASK, soc Pure Linen Satin Table Damask, 72 inches wide, our regular $125 00o value, Anniversary Sale price. JOO 65c MERCERIZED DAMASK, 49c YD. 72 inch Mercerized Table Damask, our regular 65c quality, A0o Anniversary Sale price ... fOO 5Oc yOILE EMBROIDERY
 FLOUNCING, 39c 45 inch Voile Embroidery Flounc- ing; our regular 50c grade, Q0n Anniversary Sale price 0JC 25c EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING, .19c 27 inch Embroidered Flouncing, Anniversary Sale 1oo price, yard ...:................,....... OO 50c CAMESALE EMBROIDERY, 39c Camesole Corset Cover Embroidery, Anniversary 9Qn Sale price .............................. OVV lac BABY IRISH LACE, 1Oc YARD
 10c CLUNY LME, 7c YARD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-10
Monday New Silks and Dress Novelties
 Will Look More Attractive at These Prices

J 15c FlaxOn, lie Yard
 Plain Flaxon, the wonderful new white material, An 11n niversary Sale price.. 1O p Inch Brocaded Poplins, Ale
 Brocaded Poplins and Brocad- ed Satin finish Charmeuse, good range of popular shades, A1o Anniversary Sale price,. fIO
 79c Silk Crepe de Chine, 63c
 36 inch Silk Crepe de Chine in all new Spring and Summer shades; Anniversary cQo soc "Cheney" FOulard Silks, CSC
 Genuine Cheney" Shower proof Foulards, the ideal sum- mer silk, all neat, new designs and colorings, CO., Anniversary Sale 'price.....OOO
 15c Linen Finish, 12c
 Linen Finish Suiting, 34 inches wide, good new shades Anniversary 0o Sale price, yard .............. IZO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-10
Summer Unde1 At These Prices Conn
 Attention!

Attention!
 25c Corset Covers, Pants and ShO
 Corset Covers in allover embroi@ lin. lace and embroidery trimmed. sizes, embroidery and lace trimmed with tucked flounces. Anniversary Sale price ----.,..,.
 5Oc SLIP.OVEK GOWNS,
 Ladies' Sipover Gowns in Crep lace and embroidery trimmed, Anniversary Sale price ...............z..s.
 Also soc Ladies' Pants and Chem lace and embroidery trimmed
 75c GARMENTS, 49c
 At this price we will offer the oll
 Gowns-Slipover and high neck s broidery and lace trimmed.
 COMBINATIONS in muslin, lace and trimmed
 PETTICOATS in muslin with lace cred flounces. ANNIVERSARY S1.OOO GARMENTS. 69c GOWNS-Slipover and high necks, q and lace trimmed PRINCESS SLIPS-Daintily trimmed and embroidery. C0MBINATIONS-Te Bear style al in lace and embroidery. ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE S1.25 GARMENTS, S9c GOWNS-Dantily trimmed in assorte pink and white crepe, slipoyer and high neel1 PRINCESS SLIPS-Pink, blue and whit also muslin lace and embroidery trimmed. ANNIVERSARY SALE PRICE -.... $1.75 GARMENTS, S1.l9 GOWNS-Cluny and shadow lace trimme over and high necks, also crepes in assorted PRINCESS SLIPS, assorted co!ors, tr with shadow lace COMBIN ATIONS in allover embroidery muslin shadow lace trimmed. ANNIVERSARY C1 SALE PRICE =. .. ..... " | $2.5O GARMENTS, S1.79 | GOWNS and PRINCESS SLIPS, lace an( broidery trimmed of dainty whiteness. Also WASH SILK PETTICOATS in pink and white trimmed with shadow lace. ANNIVERSARY C1 SALE PRICE ..- ... .. ..... ..... "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-10

$1.5O Novelty Ratine, S9c Yard
 40 inch Imported Novelty R. tine, a much sought fabric; Anniversary QQn Sale price ...-......-.--.,-..........OVO
 65c Silk Crepes, 44c
 27 inch New Brocaded Silk Crepes, a high novelty of the season, all shades, Anni- HHo yersa,y Sale price ..-..... ffO $1.OO Messaline Silk, 77c
 -,27 inch Messalines, our best dollar ualityq, in all shades; Anniversary 77a Sale prlce ...--..-....-----..-----.---u v $1.75 Palm Beach Suiting, $1.34 Just the proper thing for mems or ladies' hot weather suits, Anni- @1 QA versary Sale price .@ IsOT
 15c Wash Challies, 10 1.2c
 28 inch Galicia Delaine or Wash Challies, in good line of shades and patterns, 101e Anniversary Sale price, IV2O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-10

1Oc DRESS GINGHAMS, 1.2c YARD Spring Patterns in pretty new de- signs, priced low for this Q1n Anniversary Sale .....................- OSO Size APRON CHECK BINGHAM,
 Gc YARD
 Standard Apron Checks will drop to lowest possible price for one day co per yard, Anniversary Sale price OO lsc RENFREW GINGHAMS, II 1.2c Fast color Renfrew Ginghams, 32 inches wide, can be had in new Spring patterns, Anniversary lilo Sale price -.--........-.............-...... 12O
 15c PERCALE. 12c YARD
 Yard wide Percale, in light and dark patterns, Anniversary 10 Sale price ueO
 1Oc PERCALE, s 1.Sc
 Light and dark Percales, 32 inches wide, Anniversary Q1n Sale price OSV
 12 1.Sc CHEyIOTS, 8 1.3c
 Fine shirt and childrens dress material, very durable, 32 inches Qlo wide, Anniversary Sale price, v3O
 200 SHIRT MADRAS, 12 1.2c
 36 inch Madras in stripes and fig ures, Anniversary 11ln Sale price .-..--.-......-..-....--.-......- e2O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-10

25c and 35c White Pique, 17c
 broken line of White Pique in black stripes of various widths; Anniversary 17n
 25c Figured Crepes, 16c
 40 inch Crepes in colors and figured in latest patterns, An niversary Sale 1co price, per yard ........... ....... 1OO 29c Ramie Linen, 19c Yard
 36-inch Ramiej Linen Suiting. good range of shades suitable for suits or dresses, 10o Anniversary Sale price. tt
 69c Silk BrOche, 49c
 Silk Broche Brilliants, new Spring dress material, good line of new shades; Anni- A0o versary Sale price .. 4JC 34 Inch Silk Crepe, 55c Yard
 Jessamine Silk Crepes, 34 inches wide, very popular this spring, in all new shades, 6kn Anniversary Sale price ....OOO
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-10
These Items

25c WASH CREPE, Ice
 40 inches wide, in light grounds with neat colored designs, 1kn Anniversary Sale price .......-.-...... V0
 29c RICE CLOTH, 21c
 Figured Rice Cloth, 40 inches wide. new Spring fabric; J1n Anniversary Sale price ........--....6 " 2sc DRESS yOILES, sOc YARD Figured Dress Voiles, 40 inches wide, very popular; 1nr Anniversary Sale price ...........ZOI
 s5c DRESS CREPES, 19c
 Corded Dress Crepes in stripes and plaids, very good style; 7Qn Anniversary Sale price .............. ] OV IF 1.2c DRESS LAWNS, 10 1-2c Dress Lawns in new designs for Spring and Summer; 101n Anniversary Sale price ........ SV2V
 2sc PLISSE CREPE, 1Sc
 31-inch Figured Plisse Crepes, in N neat, new designs; 1Qn Anniversary Sale price .......... Ut
 1sc WASH CREPES, He
 27-inch Figured Wash Crepes, beautiful new dress fabric, 11n Anniversary Sale price, yard.. " 2Oc AND 25c WHITE GOODS, 14c White Goods in stripes and checks, beautiful for waists; 1HA Anniversary Sale price, yard.....STO Shop in Pine Bluff-We P:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
THREE SUGAR
COMP AlNIEsIELL
OF DIVIDENDS

Three dividend announcements were
made today. ! Waialua Agricultural
Co. will begin paying soc a share
monthly. or 6sper cent. on January Is.
Pepeekeo Sugar Co. will begin paying
monthly dividends of 81 a share, or
IL per cen&, on January Is, Honomu
Sugar Co. will begin paying soc a
share monthly, or 6 per cent, on jan
uarv :. !
Stocks have taken on. more liEeli-
ness, but mostly at declined prices.
since yesterdays report. Between
boards Eva sold down IA point to
2e.75 for 10 and shares, and Waia-
lua at decline of points to $3.50 for
and 10 shares. AT the session there
was a mild eruption of Olaa in sales
of rs shares. in seven unequal lots
declined, IA point to s.. Hawaiian. Com
mereial lost. 1-2 point in a sale of Is
shares at 81 rs, and Oahu Sugar 3-S
point in sales of three lots totaling %
shares at 1910; while McBryde was
steady at 5 for 10 shares, and Hawai-
i'm Sugar at 33 for shares.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
P1sSESeERs ARRIIED

Per strnr. Mauna Kea, from Hilo
and, way ports-W. G. Whitney, N. j.
O'Brien, r. e. Hoblitzel and wife, L.
]. Boone, S. Pupuhi,, H. Warren, A. s,
Glib, Mrs. H, Chung Fook. w H Bar
ringer, Nfcobee, A, Burdick, Mrs. G.
McQuaid, Jas, F. Woods, H. @. Smar,
%. Sorelson, Miss Sorenron, Mrs. K
Sorenson, Geo. r. Wright, DR., f. st
Sure, ], NJ. Blaisdell and wife. Mrs.
.Thos. Greig, Miss NJ. Batalha, Miss {.
Bataiha, N. r, Pereria, T: Yoshida, /
Nakamura, s. Kondo, Al. aOkasalki, J,
Garcia, A. / Silva, Mrs. r. G. Howell
u r. Cannon. cfias. Gay, D. Kanuha
is. Miranda, Geo, j. O.Neiii, Dr. Eur
ney, L. ii. frisheg Mrs NJ Holt
Z Per stmr Kinau from kauai ports
Dec. 2.-Antone Souza, Fred Ellis
Miss L. Ellis II J. Kelly, AIRS. Hay
g. Wong. You Eook, Nv, i. Seymour
+, II. Hayseldsn, W. G. Hall, q. B
Leayitt Walter BIacfariane. Kapafil
.Alakai, Mrs K. Alakai, Miss B
Scharcb, j. II. Cooke, r, T. Ralph
B. N. KaHalepnna, H NJ, won Holt
A. s, Wilcox, Mrs; A, s. Wilcox g
N. Wilcox, c. w. Spitz
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12

b Rurser Phillips. in the steamer
Mauna Rea. reported. strong northerly
winds in leaving Hfloi for Laupahoe-
hoe. The remainder of the voyage
was pleasant. The vessel brought q
miscellaneous shipment OF products,
.including vegetables, livestock and
asandries. Sheep, to the number Of
800 head were received. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
OLD SOL BEANS !. !.
80 So -
ONElky
.;:'LAVA TRAIL

Lava Trail" the treat fiesta of the
local lodge of ElkA became q reality
at one o'clock this afternoon, even
Old Sol being compelled to lend his
aid and smile down in satisfaction
upon plans we'll worked, out. At mid
night the celebration will come to a
close. Hundreds, of persons are ex'
pected this afternoon and evening. A
special afternoon program has been
arranged for children, one of the fea.
lures of which will be Miss Charlotte
Powers' entertainment. A IS O'Clock
chowder"r win be served on the
grounds. from O'Clock to Z o'clock
. There is to be something going on
all the time" The following is the
noise committee which wifi play a
prominent part in the: affair: Mrs
o. C. Scott, Mrs. R.. +. Clayton, Mrs.
H Newman. R S. Bolton, Mrs. Sam
uel Weir, Miss Jessie. Nice auleY., Miss
EloIse McCauley. Miss Pearl Little
John. Miss J. Smith and several 9th:
ers. '.,.-<''' - %. '.''g5@-
The Hot Cinder, the Elks' publica,
stion for the OCCASION was issued this
morning. It Is a paper distinctly diff,
ferent from any ever "perpetrated" In
Honolulu, and the editors and contri.
butors freely say they are waiting for
libel suits. Copies may be. secured
on the gronnds today or at the Star
Bulletin or Advertiser ofices.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
Transport Loaan B. DELAYED,

Delayed by rough weather, met
some distance off the islands, the
United States army transport from
San francisco is predicted by late
wireless message due to arrive at Ho-
nohllu Monday morning. With more
than 1000 recruits for the several
United States army organizations In
Hawaii and the philippines, and q
large number OF casuals, the troop
quarters In the Logan are said TO be
Oiled to capacity. BrieSgen, Hunter
Leggett is reported as the ranking ,of;
ficer on beard tile vessel. The Do
gan il expected to be held at the port
for at least "a hours while a quantity
OF coal and supplies are discharged
The sailing for Manila has not been
set. but It IS expected that the troop
ship win get away for the Far East
about Tuesday evening, az
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12

The following kiteless message has
been received by the agents or the
steamship Lurline. bound for Homo
lulu: For Honolulu, 10. cabin passen
gers, 4 steerage passengers, So bags
mail packages express matter, %
Nautofnob ifes, PIT tons cargo. For Ka-
hulul 577 tons cargo, Ship arrives
Tuesday and will dock at Pier Is. 4
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
OMAN
NAUGURATESA
NENsERVICE

Entering a new field Of competition
and thaugurating a service destined 10
add greatly TO the transportation IA
f.flifIes offered this territory, the big
freiehter washingtonian. the latest
unit IN the Americana Hawaiian fleet.
has departed from the coast for the
islands equipped with an elaborate re-
federation plant TINT will become
factor in the transportation OF cold
storage products.
The Washingtonian steamed from
San Francisco last Thursday, proceed
ing 10 Honolulu where it is expected
40 arrive about December IS. -.
The American Hawaiian line for the
crescent has about 10000 tons. Of re-
frieerated space in its steamers but
With the expected increase in offering
az fresh fruits Il is anticipated that
this space will be vastly increased.
Fer the transportation Of bananas
from Hawaii TO the west or east coast
AZ the United States, the departure
VIII be hailed with delight by local
ehippsrs. Il was announced today that
the Observation-Disclosures steamers thus
sddIpped with refrigerator space IN.
cInde the washingtonian, Panaman,
lowan, Montanan and Honolulan, They
are 90 constructed that any degree OF
nold can be maintained on the voyage
from the islands to New York.
The American Hawaiian line has
completed plans for an extended IN.
crease IN its service, as 1t is now pre-.
PARED to transport Chinese frozen eggs,
declared TO arrive on the Pacific coast
n great numbers. Fruits viii be car.
Rid az the degree which experience
hns proved best for their transporta'
ton from a warm to cooler latitude.
The steamer 0hian, which since its
ia2t visit to Honolulu has been spe'
citiIy equipped for cold storage trans
poftati0n. opened the coast service
some days ago in its departure from
southern California to. New York by
the way OF Panama canal
The prediction Is made that Hawaii
anS bansnas, pines and other perish.
Able fruits wifi hereafter reach the
AtISnfic saaboard In far better condi,
ton than II carried portion OF the
dIslnnce By RAJ, across the United
states.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
" TANNERS
CONPtETEE0N6
PASSAGES -

Completing long passages from oP
posite points of the compass, two
heayily-lad sailing vessels appeared
off the port early this mornlns TO await
fumigation by the federal health aR
therities before going TO- a berth,
Leaving Chile. 56 days ago. the Nor
wegian bark Clan Galbraith, British
built. with 3400 tons or Litrates con
signed to the Hawaiian Fertilizer Com
pany, is riding at anchor on the hat
Dor. The windjammer may be brought
to territorial wharf, late this after
noon. p 49, zt'sS3f y, =.
Capt, A. e. Olsen reports light, and
contrary winds, The vessel kept wei
of the beaten track followed BY
steam craft. Manned by a European
crew, the vessel is reported 70 have
completed an uneyentfdl trip. For
number OF years the Clan Galbraitt
sailed the seas under British regis
try In the change of ownership and
flag the vessel continued under LIS
former h.9ae. ~ IA
For Pearl Harbor naval station the
American schooner Sophie Christian
sen, with $4,000 feet OF lumber, IL
awaiting a tow OF the port.
Capt M. McCarron stated that his
command sailed from Aberdeen, Wash
ington, November 2. The vessel mel
with some rough weather In nearing
the islsnds. The Sophie christfanser
is deeply laden. =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all per.
sens indebted to the undersigned to
pay no further moneys to r. r. REID.
FORD, heretofore acting as trustee
under Deed of Assignment from the
undersigned, as tie undersigned pro.
poses to have said trustee removed
Tor acknowledgement of said estate
Dated Honolulu, December IL, 1914
Honolulu Electric Works, Owners
GEORGE p. WILLIAMS,
G. Week.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12

Territorial Treasurer Mccarthy to-
day appointed T. B. Lyons as mar
triage license agent for the district of
.Wailnku, Maui. Lyons h9s succeeded
James Keola as deputy tax assessor in
that commnni y, and under rule
adopted several months ago by the
,treasurer's office the deputy assessors
serve as, sole marriage license agents
in their respective taxation districts.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
British Cruisers in South Pacific.

British Cruisers in South Pacific.
Several British and French war yes
sells, currently reported as maintain.
ing patrol of steamer lanes between
the Hawaiian islands and Australia.
are expected TO be withdrawn follow
ing reports OF the practical eiimina-
ton of hostile, German vessels in the
Pacific. The visit OF the tank steam-
er. Unto, at Honolulu on Thursday is
believed will be che last of this type
of cargo carried for some time Cnon
the recent northern voyage CT the Ca,
nadian-Australasian liner that vessel
was accompanied by a British war
vessel to, a point within few hundred
miles of Hawaii, where the. CONNER
eial liner. was picked up by a Japanese
iwarship and escorted to Vancouver.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12

{ Settle that question Of a gift for
everybody on your list by a. visit to
the Clarion, Hotel and Fort streets.
II you don't find something appropri-
ate and acceptable there you might
as well leave i TO Santa Claus,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
L0tAL AND GENERA

Secretary John Use Of the Hawaii
fair c6inmissionf ANNOUNCES that try
outs. for the music at the. Panama
SPacifc exposition will be had t0mor-
row from u to Q D. M at the Biiou
stheater instead of on the roof Of the
Young hotel,
The spirit Of charity pred9minated
ia the business section or Hondsulu
today as the result OF the appearance
on the street corners this morning OF
stAe customary kettles set ont ~ the
salvation Army for the collection of
funds to. aid In. the work which that
organizations will do for the poor OF
the city ate Christmas
Because the defendant Is reported
on good authority to have died in Cal
sifornia the case against You Sang 500,
"a Chinese convicted IN the district
sccurt OF having opium in his posses
.sicn, was dismissed by Circuit Judge
Ashford this morning. The defend.
ant had appealed from the lower
courts Judgment
The fnter.Islandj steamer Maui re.
turned from the island Of Hawaii to-
day bringing IS head Of cattle and a
Quantity or sundries. &
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merehants'
Exchange.
Saturday, Dec. u.

Saturday, Dec. u.
SAN FRANC1SCO-Sailed, Dec. -, .
p. m, 8. S. hanehuria for Honolulu
Radioorams.
L, S, A. T. LOGAN-Arrives from SIN
Francisco today, 5 p. m. and sails
' for Manila Monday. p. m.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12

Wallace. Mott has been ordered by
Judge Whitney to pay his wife, Julia
Mott. SO a week for the support of the
minor child of the couple. -:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12

DR.. Harry Van Dyke, American
minister to Holland. arrived at New
York from Rotterdam. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-12
Kauai Sugar Report.

Purser Akau of the Inter-Island
steamer Kinau reports the following
sugar. awaiting shipment on the gar
den island: Kekaha Sugar Co, $50;
.Hawn. Sugar Co., 800; McBryde Su
gar Co.. $50 sacks.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
AlmShOuSe Too Hot,
FleeS to ICehouSe

BRANCHVrLE. n j.. April 10
John Doyle aged so ran away from the
county almshouse because the rooms
were kept too hot He was found al
most frozen near an icehouse
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
Prison LuxurieS for
Nine. Caillaux Bring
Threat of Shakeup

PARIS, April Politicians hos
tile to Joseph Cailaux, former Min
lister Of Finance to-day threatened to
bring about a shake-up In the French
department Of prisons because Of adj
ditional Injuries accorded Nine. Hen
rietta Caillaux. who IS in St. Lazare
jail awaiting trial for killing Castor
Calmette, editor Of lie Figaro. Not
only is Nine CaillauX allowed to have
the services Of "a maid, but coifeur
and manicure are allowed TO visit her
and an electric bell has been installed
in her cell for her convenience ia
summoning prison attaches Although
The rules forbid prisoners from re-
ceiving news apers, n press clipping
bureau supplies Nine. CaillauX with
alf the latest news.
The famous prisoner viii have Two
OF the foremost women lawyers IN
Europe assist Maitre Labori iu the
defense at ncr trial They are Mile
Nerone and Mile Brunberg the latter
being the first woman ever admitted
to the bar in Europe Mile Nerone
has the largest practice Of all the
women barristers and is a dramatic
speaker
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-10
F ANILY Of SIX
BARELY ESCAPE
NIGHT FIRE
Cracking Of Flames Awakens Mrs,
D, {. Whiteside, Of East
Point, lust in Time.

Awakened by the cracking of the
flames Mrs. d. L, Whiteside aroused
her husband and their tour children
and fed with them into the street
just in time to save their lives from o
fire that destroyed their home DE- JEFF
ferson Park. East Point early Friday.
The fire caught in The roof and
burned quickly, the house being a
pile Of ruins a few minutes after the
members OF the family had made
their escape.
The blaze Is supposed to have been
caused by defective wiring as men
who were on the scene shortly after It
was discovered declared the fire APP
peared 10 have started where the
electric light wires entered the house.
Mr. and Mrs Whiteside were sleeping
in room on the second floor, when
the noise the fre made sweeping
through the timbers Of the house
awoke Mrs. Whiteside She awakened
her husband who ieaped out Of bed
and raised the curtains Of the win
dow. The glare from the burning
house lighted up the yard as brightly
as daylight Mr. and Mrs Whiteside
rushed through the house into the
rooms Of their children. which already
had begun to III with smoke, and
carried them into the yard. They
spent the remainder Of the night with
neighbora
Two policemen who were sitting in
the telegraph tower AT the railroad
station saw the flames and turned In
the alarm. When the fire department
arrived, however, the building was
doomed