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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-21
Aho 76.
ViviendO en- la realidad

Para los que estan pidiendo aqui un
dia y otro dia, que Sc nos de un r6gi-
men de Estado, las palabras de Mr..
Galloway EN- ell hearing" vista publ
ca) celebrado ell dia ante el Comit6
de Asuntos Insulares. habran sido una
deception. a mi juicio-dijo Mr.. Ca
loway-este gobierno no concedera la
eStadldad a Puerto Rico dentro de los
pr0Ximos Glen amos Y es muy LELAND
ESQ para que en- ESQ pensemoS ahora.
Menos NAL que para consolarse de
tan expreSivas palabraS tienen los par
tidarlos de la estadidad aqu6llas otras
que tanto gusto dieron ciertos bur0-
cratas, aquelas del discurso inaugural
Gle Mr.. wager, asegurando que la ban
dera de los Estados Unidos nunca serfa
arriada en- Puerto Rico. De modo que.
la independence, nunca; ell estado
nunca tambi6n, o por 10 menos tan
largo plazo que, la verdad, no vale la
pena de que hablemos de clio =.
ESto no nos ha cogido de sorpreSa
Lo eSperabamos. Desde que empeza-
mos DIR h9blar de impreparaci6n Y
empezamos sentir la pesadumbre de
la tutoria, cOmprendimos que 10 que ell
pals neceSitaba era la implantaci0n de
un regimen que nos libraSe de la asst
xia de una tutorfa eX0tica tan abruma-
dora como esa que empez0 por guitar
Puerto Rico la carta auton0mica que
le di0 ESpana reemplaZando aquel re-
gimen lib6rrmo con un siStema franca-
mente feudal
Entire la cOlonia Y Su nueva metr0po-
Ii no era possible establecer un regimen
de identidad. A los ounce amos de do
minaci0n americana. nos 10 dice Mr.
Galloway, por no citer / tcdos los que
nos 10 dijeron antes. ESQ del Estado
es para dentro de un siglo.
Dentro de un siglo? Acaso es corto
todavia el plazo que nos parece tan lar
60.
Porque dentro de un siglo, el alma
latina aun no habra perecido en- Puerto
Rico; dentro de un siglo. aun no habla-
ra ingl&s nuestro pueblo. aunque Sc 81
ga cometiendo en- la escuela publca esa
monstruoSa castraci6n de la inteligen-
cia infantl, al pretender que nuestros
ninos aprendan en- un idioma que no
entienden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-21
DE TEATRO

I'll Conde de Luxemburgo, cantado
anoche por la compania que dirige Ma
nolo Pltertolas, sin0 ha sido uno de los
mayores eXitos de la temp0rada. es
obra que todos los artistas. que anoche
la Interpretation, pueden hacer con de
coro en- cualquier parte.
Como es obra va muy vista Y oida
Dor ell publico de San Juan. imitare-
mos nuestra resena i la parte de inter
oretaclon, que, por 10 que a Consuelo
3aillo Sc retiere, fu6 brillantisima. La
0tahiiisima tiple cant0 con ese arte
supreme que tOdos admiramos en- ella
n la romanza de salida fue ovacionada
IAN largamente. que hub0 de repetir 81
)recloso oantable; luego, al final de TO,
los Sus numeros. Sc reproduio la ova
non.
Lolita Arellano, deliciosa en- el walls
tie los besos con Ell senior Tzquierdo. Y
IN ell rasa-calIe del tercer acto, que ell
oubIlco quiso Dir cuatro veces.
I'm t0da su parte estuvo encantado-
"a la notable tiple gaditana.
Muy bien la Sra. Montes.
DE los hombres, Pu6rtolas { Tzquier-
TO, ambos muy graciosos, y el baritone
ortego, que Sc defendi6 Ell una parte
.le tanta responsabilidad como es la del
protag0nista.
Les coros, bien.
Dlmgio el Maestro Burset a quien de
On tocar. en iusticia. aIgunos aplausos
ic los muchos que el p6bIico prodig6
moche.
Domingo Orozco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-21


3o.-Pedro Wharf, Romanza "Loli-
ta
6o.-Danza Apaches'' Pu6rtolas y
la Sra. Ibanez.
Luego, intermedio y estreno De la CO.
media lirica Ell cuento del dragon. Y
finalmcnte reestreno de Ell duo de la
Africana, tomando parte Consuelo Bal
llo, el tenor Wharf y el benefciado.
Pufrtolas dedica su function de gra-
cia 4 la sociedad de San Juan. Y es Sc
gnro que fsta, entire cuyos principles
elementos tiene el notable actor tantos
simpatizadores. ha de festejarle como
Il mercce, en- la noche de hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-21

| Cuando nueStros tataranietos empie
| cen a contar los amos dos mil tantos
| no este gObierno, este mlSero go6iernC
perecedero que padece ahora Ell pueblo
americana, sino el gobierno que enton
ceS tenga ese pals, 81 para esa fecha vi
vieramos aun sometidos al poder de
| Washington, cualesquiera que fuesen
| los ocupantes del pOder en- esa repiibli-
| ca habrlan de convencerse. de 10 mis-
mo que ahora estamos convencidos to-
dos: de que Puerto Rico no puede ser
un Estado de la Union americana.
81 no fuera aSi, 81 ell Sr. Munoz Ri
vera, no estuviese convencido de Que
aun pidiendola de rodilas todo ell pals.
la estadldad Sc nos negaria siempre, no
dlria que 81 Puerto Rico entrase como
un Estado en- la Union los puertorri-
quenos serian por complete hbres,
prosperos y feIiceS
II entrasen, si.. rs decir. 81 Ilega-
sen entrar y para clio tuviesen la
neceSarla rlqueza Y hubesen perdido
la perSonalidad hispanoamericana. en-
tonceS, puede ser que fuescn libres Y
que fueSen pr6speros hasta feices.
Ia fellcldad eS cosa de la terra.
Pero e! ser Estado de la Union no nos
la de dar por ESQ la riqucza que 81 no
Ia tenemoS va pOdrIamoS Sentarnos i
@Sperar que nos la vinese i traer nm
regimen como ese en- cl cual nuestra
perSonalldad eXotica, y nuestroS mte-
reSeS dlverSos perecerian asfixiados.
apIastados por la natural rivalidad de
todoS eSos eIementoS antag0nicos en-
|cuya vecindad. demasiado eStrecha. pe-
lgramoS hasta ct punto d. que en- clio
nos va la vida ..
No, Fl Estado no rs cosa one no
nos convene.
Por ESQ desdc 1902 estamos pidiendo
la autonomia. Ahora, recortada ridi-
culamcnte, es 10 que Sc nos viene /
ofrecer en- eI bill de la Administration.
Y clio, adicionandoIe ciertas enmipn-
daN. dice e Senor Munoz Rivera. que
Serd baStante satisfactorio para el pue-
bio puertorriQueno.
- las enmiendas no So hacen. eI bin
de la Administration es sencilamcnte
|nadmisible 81 las enmiendas Sc intro
Queen, el bin sera tolcrable, toerabIe
porqua abre el camino de la verdadera
lautOnOHnia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-21
Cine Tres Banderas'

Para esta noche anuncian los empire
sarios del popular cine la 'magnifca pc
Iicula titulada Robinson Crusoe'. di-
vidida en- diez parties Ell programa 10
compIetan otras peliculas interesanti-
simas.
Mahana, domingo, Sc proyectar5n
" La bella joven del Auido de oro'' en-
dos parties; FL immortal 3 un episodio
de Ia guerra" en- cuatro parties; FL
camino errado'', en- dos parties otras
mas. Es decir un programa colossal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-21

[ a conision economical

Desdc las nueve Gle la noche de aver
hasta las tres de la madrugada de hoy
estuvo reunida en- los saIones del Con
scjo Executive la Comisi6n economical
lie la Asamblea Legislative
Todo ese tempo fu6 dedicado al es
tudio del prcsupnesto buscando la ma
nera de (sin que la suma total pa>e de
.uatro millones de d6lares) IIogar mn
acMcrdn con el Conseio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-21
FL tenor Sotorra

Ha regresado aver, de Santo Domin-
90. eI aplaudidisimo tenor don Pedro
Sotorra. que viene de dar unos concicr-
tos Ell Puerto Plata.
DespueS de la semana Santa reanu-
dara e! senior Sotorra la excursion ar
tistica que comenzara en- nuestra Isla.
SOtorra Ina tenido mucho 6xito en- el
vecino pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-21
900
FL vapor d" Julia ?"

los o7onee Tillar Y Co nos partici-
'ar 1to ~anor cuhano Julia Sc
GIN aviso cablegrafco recibido hoy de
los sree Sobrinos de Herrera, de Ia
EFabara no llegar5 a este puerto hasta
el 27 d corriente Viernes, en- vez del
"a como estaba anunciado. Sc despa-
ohara Ell mismo dfa, 10 que Sc avisa al
pdblico para los fines CONSEQUENCES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-21
] FL vapor =" Haiti ="


| Procedente de Santiago de Cuba y
escalas, fonde6 aver viernes 4 las once
y media de la manana en- nuestro puer.
to, ell hermoSo trasatlantico frances
Haiti perteneciente la empress
Inaviera "Compagnie Generate Trans
atlantique', de Burdeos.
| La respectable firma comercial de esta
plaza. j. 7, Silva Compania. agentes
generates de la companla, habia acor-
dado celebrar la llegada del primer
viaje que hizo ell vapor Haiti esta
lsla, una suntuosa reception bordo. en-
honor la sociedad saniuanera. pero
debldo al gran retraso que sufri0 ell va
por causa de los temporaIes su sail
da de Espana. hubo de apIazarla para
cuandO de regreso Europa, tocase en-
esta isla.
Desde el viaje anterior habian va cir
culado por esta ciudad las respectivas
lnvItaciones para la recepci0n las cua-
les Sc hlcleron validaS para aver Y Sc re-
comendaba en- elias la presentation en-
ell pOrtal0n del barco, no por 10 que a la
empresa Sc referia, 81 no por cumplir
las disposiciones ordenadas por la
Aduana de San Juan
\ las tres dc la tarde bora anuncia-
da para la salida de los invitados. la
darSena del muelle presentaba un so
berblo golpe de vista, tai era el ntlmero
| de elegantes senoraS V belliSimas senO-
ritaS que sucesivamente iban ocupando
los aslentOs de las dos c0mOdaS lanchas,
que la casa consignataria habia puesto
a disposition de los mismos.
va en- ell vapor, 81 captain Y la oicia-
lldad, correspondence a la habitual ga
lanteria francesa. iban ensenando a los
dlStlnguidOS visitanteS. las diversas de
pendencias del barco una vez admi-
RADIO todo 10 bueno que ALI Sc encierra,
pasamos al salon de cubierta. donde
una orquesta de conocidos profesores,
dlrlglda pOr el maestro Agrinsoni, eje
cutaba un escogido programa de selec-
clones musicales. predominando las de
aut0res franceses.
Momentos despu6s bajamos al amplo
| y elegante cOmedor de primera claSe
donde con verdadera eXquisitez, Sc OBJ
sequio los inyitados con dulces. pas
taS y champagne
Nuevamente Ell cubierta unos Ell el
salon otros, continue la orquesta del Sc
Dor Agrinsoni, interpretando varias
danzas de Campos
Tamb6n debemos consignar en- honor
a la actividad de la casa de Silva. que
muchoS de los que con nOsotroS parti-
cipaban de la agradable fiesta eran
| personas de esta ciudad. que habian to-
mado pasaje en- el Haiti para dis
untoS puert0s europeOs.
Despues de las seis comenzaron las
| despedidas trasbordabamos de nue.
vo 4 las lanchas. que va nos esperaban
atracadas al vapor, nos dirigimos a
terra.
Durante el regreso todas aquellas
idistinguidas y numerosas familias, Sc
deshacian en- elogios los senores de
Silva y la ofcialidad del vapor. por
ell ratio tan agradable y las atenciones
constantes de que fueron objeto
Ell BOLETIN felicita 4 la respectable
casa bancaria J. T. Silva Compan1a
por ell espl6ndido exito alcanzado en- la
tarde de aver y agradece las atenciones
de que fue objeto su representante en
aquel hermoso acto social
800
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-21
Conferencias en- la
Biblioteca Insular

Con motive de la festividad hist6ri-
"a del dia y de la ceIcbraci6n de. varios
7ctos p6bicos relatives a ella EN- esta
:iudad, no habra manana la acostum-
prada Conferencia dominical
La del domingo % cstara a cargo del
Ion. .Juez don Emilio del Toro. ira
tara sobre Ell FUTURO DE PUERTO
RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-21
Teatro Municipal
BENEFICIo DE PUERTOLAS

Esta noche celebra su function de
gracia cl distinguido primer actor Ma
nolo PuGrtolas que ha combinado un
programa lleno dc atractivoS.
PuGrtolas tiene aqui muchas simpa-
tias muchos admiradores, pero aun-
que no los tuviera, el programa que
nos ofrece bastaria para llenar el teatro
esta noche
La primera parte consta de varios
n6mercs todos amenos, como puede
verse
lo.-Overtura por la Orqucsta.
20 Estreno Estreno FL juguete
c6mico en- un acto, escr;to en- prosa cas-
tellana por los senores Baso. Olivero y
: Robert
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-21
LOS HOMBRES

Los HOMBRES!
Reparto
Antonio .. ManoIo Pu6rtolas
Manuel .. JESUS Izquierdo
Juana .. Emilia Montes
Boz Choclo Tango Argentine.
bailado por la Srta Angeles BailIo y ell
seilor Roti
4o.-Consuelo Baillo: Walls Los
Mosqueteros I"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
WILL. HELP SELECT
 STATE BUILDING SITE
Mtyer Solmson Named by Govern"r Hays as One to Accompany Him
 to Frisco.

Meyer Solmson, who is now actlVely engaged in aiding in the arrange ments for the Democratic state con vention to be held here Ill June, Has been invited by Governor George w. Hays to accompany the chlef execu- five and several other prominent AT kansans on trip to San frahcisco' Cal. to select the site for the Arkan- sas state building, which IS to De erected for the Panama-Paclflc ihter- national exposition. MT. Solmsoll will accept the invitation. The parry will leave Little Rock on June ~ III two personally conducted pr1Sf'e cars. +bo
 Tn his letter to MT. Solmson the governor says +1,
 sMy dear Friend:-I am urgehtls reouested by Charles c. Moore presi
 dent of the Panama-Vacific ln'erha
 tional exposition, to appoint a com
 mittee to select a suitable site upo' which Arkansas may be represen'e' at the fair to be held at San Frahcis co in 1915. It is desired that 'hl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
PERSONALS

Ed Williams has returned from a business trip to Memphis.
 Miss Erin Hosley will leave Satur- day for Tulsa, Oklahoma, where she will visit friends for about two weeks.
 Billy Williams and Mitchell Selig- man went to Monticello yesterday af- ternoon in an automobile in the in terest of the Sandbo starter.
 Mrs. H. l.. Trogmortin and chil- dren of Pocahontas are visiting Mrs Trogmortln's sister, Mrs. w. T.. Traweek at 90S West Fist street
 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Whyte and children have returned to their home at Camden after attending the Cald- wellWhyte wedding at this place last Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Whyte have returned from Hot Springs, where they spent their honeymoon. They will make their home at the Franklin flats on West Fifth avenue. Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Puddephatt have feturned from Atlanta. Ga., where they participated In the festivities incidtnt to the conclave of the No- DiCS CL ltlS -HlS otlC SIl llIS. Col. C. M. Rodrick of Vincennes, Ind, is in the city visiting relatives and friends. The colonel was agree ably surprised at the fine progress Pine Bluff, is making.
 | Mrs. F. A. Ehrensberger and daugh- ter left yesterday for points in New York to visit relatives and friends MT. Ehrensberger, who recently re- signed as secretary of the Y. M. c A., will leave shortly for his new home in the West.
 ! Mother Rose and Sister Imelia o1 Nazareth, Ky, and Sister Mary Mag dalen of Memphis. Tenn, are in the city, guests of the Annunciatior academy. Sister Magdalen is the frs sister to open an Annunciation acad elny .n the state.
 Mrs H. B. Feinberg has returned from Hot Springs where she has beer visiting her husband, who is at tht health resort recuperating. Mrs Feinberg states that hey husband l doing we'll and will return to thi: city shortly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
 WORK S7UTTGART
Mammoth Sprino Delega ton Trying for Next An
 nual COnclave.

stuttgart, May % The forty-scc- ond annual conclayc of the grand Knights Templar ot Ar kansas rcconvcncd in their headquar- ters in this city at 9 o'clock this morning, and marched to the p'I theatre where the public welcome ad- dresses and responses were madN.
 Hon. (. F. Petit. in behalf or the cilv rendered the knights he Keys to thr city. with assurance hat every thing inside the city limits was thelrS fer the asking.
 Hon. I. W. Underwood followed, aad in behalf of the Young Men Chamber of Commerce made mem welcome. and assured them tn" DO lice department had instructions to maLe no arrests"
 Sir Knight Robert F. Holt. in be half of the Masonic fraternity. made the visitors aad their ladies welcome, and these were responded to bN Slr Knight John A. Plummer, grand com mandor.
 Tho actual work of the grand com mandcrv was then resumed in the Fllle' home and carried on through out the day.
 About fifty automobiles were plac- cd at tho command of the NlS'ofs and n ride over the city and surround ing country was enjoyed,
 Mammoth Spring delegation is here on masse. and is making determlheo effcrt to take the grand commandefN for 1915 to that city. So far no o'hel city has put in strong bid Tor the honor and it is conceded that Mann moth Spring will be an easy Vlc'or-
 Grand Officers Present.
 The following grand officers are II
 attendance: Right Eminent Sir John A Hummer. grand commander; Vlc' Eminent Sir Joseph D. Lovey, deputy l grand master; Eminent Sir J, l.. w Grover. generalissimo: Eminent Sl Robert B. Gregg, grand captain gen | eral Eminent Sir John II. Fulsol arand senior warden; Eminent Sl John Archer grand junior warden
 Eminent Sir Rev Marion \. Waldrll
 grand prelate; Eminent SIT Jon
 Rrodie. grnad treasurer; Eminent Sl y Fav Hampstead. grand recorder; Em l. nent Sir J. s. Speed, grand standai e bearer; Eminent Sir C. w. Wep1 L. grand warden; Eminent SIT E' ,. Pierce. grand captain of the guards
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
committee leave here not later than

committee leave here not later thah June 20
 ''As you know, the legislature or 1913 failed to make any provision TOT an exhibit at this fair and as re- suit we have been forced to appear to the patriotic citizens of Arkansas in order that we may have an oppor- tunity to display the great resources of our state. We will have the use or two personally conducted private cars.
 "It has been suggested that this committee go as the governors party and it is my fixed intention to make this trip will be glad to have your reply of acceptance immediately. It
 will be well for the party to meet Tn Little Rock the day before in order that all necessary arrangements De completed before the trip is started. Yours very truly,
 "GEORGE w. HAYS, Governor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
SPEd CREW
 FO .C. !. TRAIN
Cotton Gives Travellers Finestine, Which Has
 l Whistle.

An "all Ter" crew, selected hy members k '. CT. viii take the Pine United Comm Gcial Travellers others t0 T9Narkana. this aften( 1.30 o'clock, where they will the stare eonN ntiou Of the ass bn.
 Engineu Rue. tho oldest in point of 4 on the read, will have chalg the throttle 0n ehe engine. J. ,lson will he jiremlu, Charles Fiji conductor and Chr ley O'Neil hnan. Tha entire crew was pick d members ot the |. C. T., ant oNe i4 reglrd2d l. a booster. Dickay, commercial agent for btt0n Holt md <. E. Lindsey. oll lcial agent for the Iron Mouratilrhad will hi ike th trip with hAvelers.
 Master ldic BiakobUun has rendered Il nieAts of The grip the use oi q e Eo. 6o4. which is the finest o line A special siren whise been placed 9u thy engine.
 A teleg1m ps received in the city yes eray members of the Y c. T. iron u lhayor Of Lewisvillc stating ina a 5 would be at the depot to mt travellers and theil friends. ,TI Esyillo people arr planning teelt tain the visitors il royal style UT the 25 minute sta7 at that pla.
 At Texaanthe travellers vii have headmrd at he Huckin house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
(By JOHN SORRELLS.)

Friday marks the close of the eX- amlnations at the High school, and commencement week, coming like the sunshine after the storm, will begin Monday. All the trials and tribula- tions are over. The black cloud Of examinations which mas hovered over the students and teachers as well for the past two weeks are now a mat ter of history, and in the enjoyment of the coming commencement week they will be remembered as some hay and intangible dream which the joys of commencement will push back into a total oblivion. Starting Tues day, four days of school exercises will be held, the climax being reach ed Thursday night when the seniors receive their diplomas, thus complet- ing another cycle of school work. And Friday the doors of the sch.ol will be closed and the scnoo1 year of 1913-14 will then be inscribed on the scroll of school history.
 The juniors will have the honor of opening the exercises Tuesday when they will present their annual program at the High school auditor ium at 2:30 D. m. On the night of this day. the Lakeside pupils of the Seventh grade will receive rnelr di- plomas which will entitle them tC enter the High school, the goal of all grammar school pupils.
 Wednesday morning at 9:30, in the High school auditorium, the sv0- freshmen will hold their graduating exercises and receive the certificates ! which erase the "sub" and allows them to become full-fledged fresh men.
 And then Wednesday afternoon a | 230 on the High school campus, the | seniors will hold forth with thei1 senior day program, and cn the ni:~9 1 of the same day beginning at S:15 the curtain will rise on the senio1 play. | Thursdav at D. n1., will begin thu senior graduation exercises, at thu conclusion of which forty-one bow and girls will be High school pupils no more, and forty-one young Ameri cans will venture forth on the SC; of life.
 And Friday the halls which hay echoed and re-echoed with the ga, laughter of happy students, will b. still and silent. -@f-" three month the seats will be empty, the clas rooms deserted and the play groun. foreotten. Commencement week vii be over. and its joys will only liv' 1 ill memory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
A TEAS WONDER

The TexaWomer cures kidney and bladder oubE, removing gra- vel, cures detes, weak and lame backs, rheudsm. and all irregu- larities of tlkidpeys and bladder of both men d women. Regulates bladder trou; in children. If not sold by youruggst, will be sent by mail on ,eipt of SLUG. One small bottle two months treat ment. and sea fails to perfect cure. Sendr testimonials rom t,f1s and othstate. E. w. Hall ,2s20 Dive strt St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. le-l1-'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contains Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely de- range the whole system when enter ing it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reput- able physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. d. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo, O., contains no mercury. and is taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and muc- ous surfaces of the system. 1a buy ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you g | the genuine. It is taken intern ally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co., Testimonials free.
 Sold ~bv druggists. Price 75c per
 Take Hall'-' Family Pills for con- sti ation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
Welleslairls Heroines

In the coue, coolness, sanity and serenity dayed by the Welles- ley faculty antudents is much pet ter proof of tfitness of women TOT participation strenuous a11alrs than in the oerate dolngs or the wild women one British isles
 With every cuse for frenzy, the Wellesley facu and students snow ed themselves nic proof. Wha' might have be a horror became nothing but amfire. Instead ol dead to mourhere is nothing but the loss of p1artv to lament.
 The girls oNellesley have turn, ished a chaptef college history t' match that hec fire story Writ'ei in the annals Cornell.
 Kahn & Moo fer Wedding Pres entS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
Child Me|proten Nose.

Olive Bes' s In, the 13-year-o1d daughter offr, pd Mrs. A. Smith. submitted to slit operation on her nose at the ort sanitarium yes terday morng al is reported to be doing nicely Ii e Miss Smith was hit with lse u about eighteen months ago Id Rceived broken nose. That nd had been broken was not discere( until recently. It was found n'ss{ yesterday to re break the nc an( set it in position.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
Banker Suicides.

Holly Springs, Miss, May 20 With a bullet through the head, the body of W. C. Neill. aged 30, cashier of .',e Peoples bank here, was found in an old freight depot today A pis- tol lying by the body indicated that
 .Neill committed suicide. Officials Of the bank declare his accounts are in good shape. Nei/ had been suflerln@ from nervousness, so stated his fam