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The Washington herald., 1914-04-05
HATTSVILLE.

Miss Louise Souder. Of Howard County,
and Mr.. Albert r. Brown. Of Beltsville,
Prince George County, were married in
Washington. March S.
Miss Margaret BeaIl, daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. Fillmore Beall, Of
Beltsville, Is expected home next week.
She has been visiting friends in Louisi-
ana and Mississippi.
Mrs. John w. Beall left a few days
ago to visit her mother in New York,
and will later go to Milwaukee to join her
husband. who is a member Of the Mil
waukee baseball club.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Stuart. of Mount
Rainier. have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Eva Rob-
erts Stuart, to Mr.. Edward kirkpatrick.
The wedding will take place Tuesday,
April Z, at the brides home.
Mrs. William Michael and daughter,
Miss Lorraine, of Washington. were re-
cent visitors at the home Of Mrs. A. r.
Smith in Brentwood.
Mrs. James ingalls, has returned to
her home in Mitchellsville after a pleas
ant stay of several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rohrback. of
FBlandensburg.
Mrs Edward Hanor. Of Washington,
has been the house guest of Mrs. o.
Klinger.
Mrs. Rebekah Jackson. of Washington,
has been visiting Mrs. ]. H. Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Carter, of WASH
ington, formerly of this place, have an
nounced the approaching wedding of their
! daughter. Miss Katherine Elizabeth Car
| ter, to Mr.. d. Franklin Ostrander, of
| Syracuse, N. Y. The wedding will take
/ Safr In, W.
ton at the parsonage of Rev. E. Hez
Sven, Of the Central Baptist Church.
Mrs. Daniels and grandson, of Wash
ington, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
James H. Kyner in Bladensburg.
Mr.. Wood, a former resident of Blad-
| ensburg, now of New York, Is staying
in Washington for a few weeks and this
week was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh O'Neil.
Mrs. Bowie Clagett, OF MitchelIsville
gave a delightful luncheon today ir
honor Of Mrs. VIM. H. Youry, formerly
Miss Weems, who Is visiting friends ir
the neighborhood- Covers were laid fol
twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Turner entertained
a large company OF friends from Belts
vile and vicinity at cards Thursday
evening.
Miss Bessie Gordon, of Washington
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Alfret
D. Bailey in Bladensburg.
Mr. and Mrs. z. z. Berry, who hav,
been spending the winter months II
Washington, WIN shortly return to theil
country home near Forestville.
Mrs, Elizabeth Guilford, of Washing
ton. was recent visitor TO the home O
her sister. Mrs. R. A Van Horn IL
Brentwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Jenkins, o.
Boston. Mass, have returned after .
visit Of several weeks to friends neal
Springfield. Prince George County.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Harry W. Dorsey and in
FAINT child have returned to Hysttsvill,
:. after an absence Of several weeks
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05
Rebekah Lodge Celebrates Anniver-
Aary.

Friday evening, March q. the grand
master, Frank L. Rapp, and his Grand
Lodge officers paid Martha Washington
Rebekah Lodge. No. J. the usual annuai
visit. The occasion was made more IN
teresting, owing to the fact that, IN al
dition to receiving a visit from the
Grand Lodge officers, the lodge also ceIe
brated its twenty-fourth anniversary. All
of the ladies of the lodge were costumed
in the STYLE prevailing during the Ire OF
Martha Washington, - they presented
a very beautiful and pleasing appear
ance. The grand representatives exam
ined the officers IN the unwritten WORK.
and they proved themselves to De wen
nm In their knowledge of the same Ihe
Grand secretary and grand treasurer re-
norted the lodge as steadily increasing
in membership and finances. AT the
close of the official part of the vista
tion. those present adjourned to the sup
per room, where the committee had Ia
HES beautifully decorated, and covered
with good things to eat. After retresn-
inv the inner man. addresses were made
bv the grand master. Grand Representa-
tive W. w. MILAN, Grand Treasurer j.
n Yoakley, Grand Warden w. J. Hope.
past Grand p II. Leary, and Grand
Cbanlain II. s. Petty. Remarks were also
made by Past Noble Grand Mrs. Caroline
schippert and other members OF the
lodge.
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Red Mems Affairs.

Sioux Tribe is to be congratulated not
only on the number of candidates that
it has initiated in the past few weeks and
the number who are clamoring for admIs-
sion as palefaCes and by transfer from
other tribes, but also upon the type Of
men who are coming in and sitting
around its council chamber Keeper of
Wampum Wash T. Evans has been re-
ported i'll and will he pleased to have any
of the brothers visit him at his home at
1511 Gales street northeast Junior Saga
more James B. Smith was installed
Thursday evening by the great senior
sycamore, John ]. Bunch. Among those
present were Brothers Miller. Amos, VIII
son, Obold. and Koehler, who were ini-
tiated at the class night of last Thursday.
March 26 Sachem Heidenheimer told the
tribe that a piano would be installed IN
the lodge within the next two weeks. and
the brothers can look forward to many
enjoyable evenings A general class
night is going to be held on May Il at
Old Masonic Temple, when 100 candidates
will be initiated. In this connection
Great Senior Sycamore John I. Bunch
asked for the hearty cooperation Of every
red man in the reservation Brother
Joseph Levy spoke relative to the ar
rangements that were being made in re-
gard to the bowling league, which will
be composed OF teams from Ine VARIOUS
tribes, and stated that il was expected to
bowl all games at the Arcade. Sioux
Tribe Is always ready to welcome visit
ing brothers at its hall. Sixth and g
streets northwest, every Thursday night
/ Usage Tribe. No. 6. held its regular ses-
/ sion at Society Temple, Fifth and q
streets northwest.
The tribe received its tickets for ths
benefit at Polls Theater on Monday,
April q, to defray the expense of the
| class to be held on May Il, when Acct
Tribe. of Baltimore, Nd. team will con-
1 fer the degree work on the class.
| Past Great Sachem W. b. Garner, OF
Idaho Tribe. spoke. Sachem Heiden-
| heimer, OF Sioux Tribe. challenged the
| tribes of the District to play Sioux Tribe
4 a game of ball.
NJ. r. Kubatz spoke in reference tc
! making July Redmen's day at the
ball park and support Chick Gandil.
CONTINUED On PAGE FIVE.
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Opening Visitation Plans.

The opening visitation of the grand
chancellor and his associate Grand
Lodge officers to the subordinate lodges
in this domain will be held at Calanthe
Lodge. No. II. the home lodge of Grand
Vice Chancellor W. A. Kimmel. on
Easter Monday. and will be followed by
A visit to Syracusians Lodge. No. 10. on
Friday, April Il. Both OF these vista
tions promise to be banner events as
both lodges have committees at work
preparing programs for the entertain
ment of the visitors on these occasions.
In both OF these lodges the business
OF the evening will be disposed OF as
rapidly as possible. and the doors thrown
open for the admission of the friends of
the members.
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LAUREL.

Mr. and Mrs. John d. Crommiller were
the guests during the week of Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Bradley in Baltimore.
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Carl
Hardy, in Annapolis.
Mr.. Roger I. Manning has been rein
stated in the Laurel High School, and
entered upon his duties Monday.
Mrs. Hope, who has been visiting Mrs.
T. Watts Byerly, has returned to her
home in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James z. Bradley. who
have spent the winter in Baltimore, will
return TO their home here for the summer
some time this month.
Dr. Albert Carroll and DR.. viii Byerly,
of Baltimore, were guests Of friends here
Tuesday.
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Shriner. in Busy Session.

The big ceremonial given by Almas
Temple, Ancient Arabic Order OF the
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine, last Mon
day night, was one long to- be remem-
bered. The visiting mobiles were re-
ceived by the committee headed by ia
cobus s. Jones, past potentate of the
temple, and given royal welcome by
the local Shriners.
Potentate James T. Gibbs made good
with his announcement that there would
be many surprises in store for those who
made the effort to be present, as also
the long list of candidates found out.
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coNrINuED FaoM PAGE THREE.

Mr. Joseph Marr. of Washington. was
the weekend guest OF Mr.. Douglas Lind
sey, at Braddock Heights.
Mrs. overton westfeldt Price and
daughter, little Miss Barbara Price are
visiting IN Orange, Va.
Messrs. Bathurst Daingerheld and
John T. Stephenson have returned from
an extended Southern and Western
trip.
The @swats-swats" met Friday night
with Miss Lucy Anderson, at her nome
IN Duke street.
Rev. c. r. strausburg. pastor OF the
Eethodist Protestant Church. has re-
turned from Milford, Del, where ne
attended the annual conference OF 1nst
church.
: Mr. Joel NJ Cochran has returned 70
Charlottesville, Va, after NisR "
this city.
Mrs. Mary Joyner, OF smithheld. Va.
As visiting relatives here
tn. Junior German Club gave dance
rD-,5.y evening in the auditorium Oh tne
FIks' Home The young peope
.ssisted in dancing by Misses CnrisunA
Kemper and Della Phillips.
exhibition dances were given py Miss
Emily Johnson and Mr. Charles y
rett. ,n c,,,,,.
.Iones. Isabel Boswell. Sarah Cox. Lucy
Anderson, Nina Fulton, Hilda schneiaer'
CbsTIotte Remper, Sarah Kemper, ELLA
beth Bryant. Catherine Elliott. Evelyn
Howard. Josephine Gregg, Jeanette
Cochran, Carol wattles. Eliza Cox. Nancy
wattles. and Messrs. Lawrence FaWcett
Ferguson Bryan, Albert Bryan. 1r., fIsnf @
Johnston. Tupper Barrett, waller Bar
60 Ill =
rett, Paul Barrett, Charies Cr. ys.
Albert smoot, tr., Chester Pierce, Edwir
pierce Richard Acton. Misses Emily
johnson, Kitty Barrett. Anna Barteis
Messrs. Stanley Blanton, Charles Bar
rett. James S. Douglas, tr.. and MISSES
HarrIett and Clta Love, OF washington
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Knights Of Pythias.
Calendar.
LODGES.

Anil s-Eaual Lodge. No. II, business; Amaranth
Lodge. No. q. rank Of knight; century Doos'' NO.
90 rank Of page
Auii T-wehser Lodge. No. :. business; Essis,or
Iodge. No. a. rank Of Page; Capital Lodse. NO. a,
rank of Page; Myrtle Lodge. No. ., onsines~
Lodsr. No. z, business; Columbia Lodge. NO. ..
rank q knight.
Auil e-Harmony Lodge, No. q, business.
ArriI io-syneusianS Lodge. No. 10 rank OF pase'
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Anil s-Ffiead.hip Tenpls. No. .. derss WORK.
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porc.. R.bekah. Hold Session.

Dorcas Rebekah Lodge. No. 4. heid
a welI-attended session Friday evenins'
March q. in Northeast Temple. ana the
dsyrea team conferred the Rebekah de-
rree upon seven candidates, and accepted
one applicant by transfer. 1t Is stated
that the degree was very impressively
rendered. The lodge is planning for sew
eral interesting events in the future
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Local Members to Attend Dedicn-
tion.

Grand Master Rapp has received
communication from Grand Secretary
William E. Jones. of Maryland 1urisdic-
tion. stating that the train for Hagers-
town. Md, on the occasion of the dedica-
tion of the new Odd Fellow Temple IN
that city, Monday evening. April d. VIII
leave the Union Station TINS CITY,
promptly at $40 a. m. and the fare wlii
- sos5 round trip. The train will re-
,nrn about midnight. Those desiring
f,rtber information, can obtain same
from Grand Master Frank E. Rapp, or
Grand Secretary w. E. Clapp. Canton
washington. No. !, expects to take at
least thirty men to Hagerstown on tnat
occasion.
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Relief Bureau to Meet.

The general relief bureau. composed of
one representative from each Of the sub
ordinate lodges of this domain, will hold
its monthly meeting at headquarters on
Saturday evening. April IL, at which a
full attendance is requested.
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Ap<il Te-Rathbone Temple No. g. degree work.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
April s-washingtou Company, No. l. business
GENERAL RELIEF BUREAU.
April Il-Monthly meeting.
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Rathbone Temple Attends Recep-
tfon.

Rathbone Temple. No. s. Pythian Sis
ters. after comforting the degrees upon a
number of candidates Friday night,
March %. adjourned and attended in a
body the reception given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Jarboe in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cook and Mr.. and Mrs.
p. II. Abels. all members Of the tenn
pie. who left last week for their future
home in California.
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Military Department.

CaIanthe Lodge. No. IL. promises to be
well represented in the ranks of the
Army of the Lily, as several Of Its mem
bers have made application for member
ship in one OF the local companies, among
them being the grand vice chancellor,
W. A Kimmel.
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Masonic Affairs.
Calendar.

LODGES.
April e-Potomlc, No. S, NJ. NJ: Benjamin b.
French. No. IS. Z. A.; Anacostia No. q, NJ. NJ; (;
PentAlphA. No. .; Mount Pleasant. No. .. N. N.
April f-National. No L. Z. A: Arminius. No.
.; MyrOn NJ. Parker, No. 2. r. O.; King David.
No. 2.
April s-Hamony. No. H. school Of instruction; /;
King Solomon, No. 81. special =. A.
April s-The New Jerusalem, No. .. social; La
fayette No. 70. special Z. A. and r. C.; George
c. Whiting. No. 2. n. NJ; stznSbury. No. a.
special NJ. NJ.
April lo-st. Johns. No. II; Hope No. %, Z. A.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
April T-Lafayettei No. s; Washington Nsral. No
6, R. A.
ArFil s-Mount Pleasant. No. Is, Mari.
April e-washington. No. 2 Marx
Aprl p-Eureka. No. I. business; Capitol. No IL
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CoAAANDERIEs.
Ill S-orient. No. 5. F-
ATril S-Washington. No. l.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE
April 7-Mithrss Lodge Of Perfection, No /.
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS.
April s-Ruth No. !.
April T-Mizpah, No. g.
April s-Nacmi No. ); Brocsiand, No. IL.
April e-Willism y. Hunt No. Is
April lo-Takoma. No. Il; Cathedral, No. Il; 81,
Johns Lodge. No. ID
officials Visit Areme Chapter.
The official visit of the grand n,s,ro,
Mrs. Jessie W. Cowles, and Grand patron
Charles E. Molster, to Areme Chapter.
No. 10, o. E. s., Wednesday evening
was Of sufficient Importance to insure
large attendance.
The fact. however. that Areme Chan
ter had planned TO have an 'ApriI Fool
Evening" added to the interest and IN,
! hall was packed with members ana
visitors. A large number of visitors were
present from New Hampshire Connect.
cut, Iowa, and other Jurisdictions.
| After the regular business of the even.
ing had been disposed of and the worthy
grand matron and worthy grand patron
had presented their compliments 10 ths
chapter the fun began.
| Worthy Patron Metz acted az toast.
master. He announced that trouble had
arisen in the chapter between Past Grand
Matron Jeanette r. Smith, the first ma.
tron Of the chapter, and Past Patron z
s. Brashears. the last patron of thr
chapter. as to which should address ths
grand matron and grand patron; and he
decided that they should both speak a,
the same time. It is said that both ad.
dresses would have told any one what
day Of the year II was, and at the con.
cIusion the grand matron and grand
patron were each presented with a cab
bsge, on removing which they found
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membership from members of Calanthe
Lodge. No. II, among the class being w.
A. Kimmel. grand vice chancellor.
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Doings Of the Odd Fellows.
Calendar.

SUBORDINATE LODGES.
Anril s-IJuiou. No. IL and Beacun No. Is degree
work; Covenant, No. Is. and Lngdon, No. 3. balsi-
ness
ApiI T-washinston No. 6. and Gulden Ruiz. No.
q, businessI Amity. No. z. degree work
Anil s-Ea,tern No. Z; Harmony, No. 9; Friend
ship No. z and Federal City, No. %. desree vors
Anil a-Oommbia. No. 10. degree work: Excel
sior, No. II, business; Salem. No. 2. grand visitA-
ton.
Arril lc-CentraI, No 1; Metropolis, No. Is. and
Phoenix, No. q, business.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Anil s-Columbian, No. ]. degree work.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Anil e-Naomi, No. /. and Ruth, No. 2. business
Auril lo-Martha Washington. No. ). and Dorras,
No. 4, degree work.
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
Arril Il-Canton Washington, No. ], drill
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Syracusians Lodge. No. 10. received an
other application for membership at its
last convention. and will confer the rank
of page at its convention April 10.
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the Circuit Court, who has been dan
gerously i'll Of typhoid fever at her home
here, continues to improve.
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Company Drilling for
Contest.

Washington Company. No. l. Military
Department. held a very enthusiastic
drill last Wednesday evening, and Capt.
Pelzman is rapidly bringing the drill team
of the company. that expects to enter
the competitive drill of the Military De-
partment at Terre Haute, Ind. in July.
up to a high standard.
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Committee on Temple Meets.


The joint committee on Odd Fellows
Temple for the use Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge held q well attended session
Tuesday evening. The meeting was open
ed by Grand Representative w. w. Mil
Ian. and later presided over by Past
Grand Master Edgar D. Thompson. the
chairman Of the meeting. Plans for a
furtherance of the matter were discussed,
subcommittees appointed and adjourn
ment had subject to q call from the
chairman
salem Lodge to Receive Omcinls.
Salem Lodge, No. %, held a well at
tended session Thursday evening. There
were present, in addition to goodly
number of the lodge members. members
from many Of the other subordinate
lodges. The initiatory degree was con-
ferred upon two candidates. Next Thurs
day evening the grand lodge officers Will
accompany the grand master, Frank Z.
Rapp, on his annual visit to the lodge.
In lieu of an examination of the officers,
Federal City Lodge. No. %. will confer
the first degree upon six candidates, and
a General GOOD time Is anticipated. All
members of the order are cordially in
vited to be present.
Federal City Lodge Makes Fra
ternal Visit.
"Wednesday evening Federal City Lodge
No. %, paid Harmony Lodge, No. >, q
fraternal visit, and by request conferred
the first degree upon several candidates
for Harmony and Eastern Lodge.
social session was held after the con-
ferring of the degree. closing with the
serving of refreshments. The second de-
gree will be conferred next "Wednesday
evening.
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Lodge Notes.

Capital Lodge, No. "a. will confer th'
rank of page at its convention on mex
Tuesday.
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Decatur Lodge, No. 9. will confer the
rank of knight upon a class at its con-
vention April 10.
Rathbone Temple, No. 8. Pythian Sis
ters. continues to receive petitions a.
each meeting, II is announced, and the
two teams appointed to secure applica-
tions are meeting with much success. A
large number of members and visitors
witnessed the comforting of the degrees
upon several candidates Friday night.
Past Chief Minnie Wolfsheimer, who was
apopinted chairman of the theater party
COMMITTEES. selected as her assistants Mrs.
Lillian Patrick, Mrs. Blanche Sommers.
and Miss Josephine Jarboe.
Coldwen Company to Act as Escort.
]. t. ColdweIl Council, No. 47. military
department. Capt l. A Emmons COM
manding. held very interesting meet
ing on Thursday evening, when the COM
pany accepted the invitations extended
to them by Calanthe Lodge. No. II, and
syracusians Lodge. No. 10, TO attend the
yisitations TO those lodges in a body,
and also received seven applications for
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05

We have a specially appointed work
room for these special hats. They are
not the factory kind that are so much
advertised at these figures, but reproduc-
tions of the cleverest models.
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Ostrich Feather Repair
Department

We are specialists in the art of plume
reconstruction, and our methods differ
considerably from those employed by
other establishments. Plumes can be
ruined by unscientific handling.
DYED, cleaned, curled, and made over
equal to new at small cost.
Feathers curled on hat while you
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CONTINUED On PAGE FIVE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27
NOTICE.

Paving District No. 10, (West Sixth avenue).
 of special assessments upon the real property in paving district No. 10 in the City of Pine Bluff has been plac- ed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in the district are re- quired to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made, ac- tion will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessment. and for legal pen alties and costs. Given under my hand this 14ta day of August 1913.
 w. V. Hut, city collector. Office City Hall. 9 a. m. to D. m. S-14-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27
BRAKEMAN SHOOTS
 HIMSELF IN HEAD
J. o. Crawford at Davis Hospital Recovering From
 Ugly Wound.

During a period of mental aberra- tion due to despondency over his con- tinued ill health, J. o. Crawford, a Cotton Belt brakeman. shot himself just above the right temple at an early hour yesterday morning at his home. 402 Ohio street. The bullet lodged in the frontal bone. It is be- lieved he will recover.
 He was taken to the Davis hospital where he was said to be resting easy at late hour last night. He never lost consciousness and did not seem to sufftr mxch pain. MT. Crawford has been ill for some time and his condition at times was considered critical. His wife and two children are visiting in Alton, III.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27
We Want YOU

to feel just as free to come into this bank and ask questions about the ad- vantages of having a bank account for the care and protection of YOUR money as you would feel in going into any store to ask the quality or price of piece of goods.
 No matter how small your income. a hank account will help you to take better care of it. help you to accumul- ate more.
 Savings Department now Open. Three and four per cent interest paid on savings accounts.
 The Citizens Bank Caplal, Surplus and Profits, S45O,Ooa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27
CITY BUILDERS MEET.
Gathering Today to Plan Fight for
 Better Depot Facilities.

A meeting of the committees ap- pointed from the city council, Young Mems Progressive league and the Chamber of Commerce, who are to meet the Arkansas railroad commis- sion on August 31, in an effort to se- cure better depot facilities for Pine Bluff, are called to meet this after noon in the assembly hall of r. the Chamber of Commerce.