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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-31
Silver Medal Contest
Has Rpen POSTPONED.

Because Of the many Easter eg1
rollings and other entertainment Tor
children arranged for Saturday after
noon, postpOnement has been an
nounced of the silver medal contest
which will be held Saturday. April 10
at the First Presbyterian church, in
stead Of next Saturday, as at first
arranged
The papers will all be on the sub
ject of the injuries caused by ciga-
rettes, and the contestants will be
Marshall Steel, Edwin Ives, John
Edgar Hooker, Gordon .Arnett, ]. c.
Reeves, Jr., and Arthur Hing.
--
Mr. and Mrs. 3. J. Wiley of Wab
baseka spent yesterday in Pine
Bluff.
Mrs William E. Collier entertains
at tea this afternoon. from 9 to G
O'clock
The Mathontes club meets this
afternoon at 2::3O o'clocy with Mrs.
A. W. Troupe
Mrs. J. w. Bunch and daughters
and Miss Louise Rutherford returned
yesterday from Waldstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Coles are ex-
pected to arrive from Atlanta, Ga, to-
day to visit relatives here for While.
Mrs. J. Fischel has returned from
a visit with her granddaughter, Mrs.
J. Milford Dreyfus, at Pine Bluff
Little Rock Democrat.
1880
The Young Mems Social club will
give another of its series of weekly
dances this evening, at Fraternity
hall in West Second avenue.
Miss Julia Noel and Mrs. Robert
Atkinson will entertain the Daugh-
tiers of 1912 Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Noel.
The Young Ladies' Mission club of
the First Methodist church will meet
at called business session TINS
afternoon at 3:45 o'clock, at the
chapel of the church.
The Young Matron's Mission circle
of the First Baptist church will
meet Thursday afternoon at '2:30
o'clock, with Mrs. 7. H. Prtchard,
Eighteenth and Poplar streets.
| Mrs. M. Eiseukramer is up and
around the house again, after being
confined to her room the past six
weeks with her left ankle broken,
as a result of slipping and falling on
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-31
line Club Decides
helm Library.

largely attended and most inter-
g meeting of the Sesame club
held yesterday afternoon with
J. F. HUT the inclement weather
ng little apparent effort on the
ndance or the spirit of the mom-
of the organization.
lie matter Of lending the aid anc
stance of the club to the library
discussed, and it was decided to
The library in material and sub
tial manner.
elegates were elected to represent
club at the meeting of the Ar
as Federation of Women's clubs.
held at Fayetteville May 4. ),
bd Z, the delegates being Mrs. J.
Scales and Mrs. Lillian Mother.
mates elected are Mrs. Hinton
uson and Mrs. ] ulia Noel.
Ter the business session, a de-
|ful social hour was spent, the
wing program of most interest
numbers being carried out:
sponses to roll call, "Industr'es
buth America
Fix, BRAZIL and It's Capital City,
Wald1pp.
3lk, "South American Women and
je Life" Mrs. Hubert Strange.
5lk, "Pan-American Union" Mrs.
imam Louthan.
view questions, South American
Mrs. j. F. HUT, questioner.
hal Announcement Of
)ae.Gantt Engagement.
be following appeared in Sun
IS issue of the Little ROCK
|ette:
Fhe Rev. DR.. James and Mrs
mas announce the engagement
approaching marriage of their
|ghter, Clara McRae, to Nicholas
Han CAN'T, Jr., of Pine BLUFF.
wedding will take place on April
lat their residence at 1907 Broad
PISS McRae has numerous friends
Pine Bluff, where she resided
Re DR.. Thomas was pastor of First
|hodist church, and is a young
ban of many graces and accom-
bments. Mr.. CAN'T is one Of the
i prominent and successful of the
hg professional men of the city.
lis the junior member of the legal
Ct Coleman & Can't, president
the Pine Bluff chamber of COM
zee and was recently honored by
lg elected special Judge of the
'uit court here to sit during the
porary absence of Judge A. B.
&c. Mr.. CAN'T is also prominent
raternal and society circles.
ming of Library
1rmal Affair.
have been completed
the informal reception to be held
inning at O'Clock tomorrow aft
CON, in connection with the open
of the library at the assembly
of the Chamber of Commerce.
rs. Sextus Wilson, Miss Hennie
kins and Miss Margaret Dewoody
in charge of the program, which
not be lengthy, but which is ex-
ted to be interesting and entertain
A Victrola concert will be a
ture. In the receiving party will
the full membership of the library
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-31

The Woman's auxiliary of Trinity
Episcopal church will hold recep-
ton at the rectory Monday afternoon
at which each member is expected 10
turn in the dollar raised during the
Lenten season, with rhyme to ex-
plain how the dollar was earned,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-31
fROUG Store TO
REOPEN TOMORROW

Continued from page one,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-31

Mrs. NJ. Eiseukramer is up and
around the house again, after being
confined to her room the past SIX
weeks with her left ankle broken
as a result of slipping and falling on
wet linoleum at her home in west
Barraque street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-31

The Young Matron's Mission circle
of the First Baptist church will
meet Thursday afternoon at '2:30
o'clock, with Mrs. 7. H. Prtchard,
Eighteenth and Poplar streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
iVOR

lNOR, VA. November G.-Mrs. Nam
ME Hopkins, OF Norfolk, is visiting
her father. II. ". Kawls.
The Halloween measuring social and
box party, given by the y. l.. y. of the
Christian Church at the Ivor High
school on Wednesday, night was quite
a success. The decorations. &C. We're
IN Keeping with the celebration. and
there were many novel features which
made the affair most attractive one
Mrs. Lillian lierrin and Mss Gladys
Hcrrin attended the marriage of WILL
liam iicrr!n ana Miss Bernicc 1eal near
Franklin on Wednesday, They accom-
panied the bridal party TO Norfolk.
whore they were honor guests on We'd
reSday evening at Il reception given
~ Mr.. ana Mrs. j. L. Way.
The Cheerful Helpers Society of the
BAPTIST Church was entertained Tues
day afternoon hy Mrs. NJ. !. BAN. After
the business of the society had been
disposed Of refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
UNABLE TO FIND DOCTOR
TO ATTEND KING GEORGE
Corporal Fred Clark Describes Futile
Enllop After English Mnnnrch
Wna Injured in France.

LONDON. November "a letter from
Corporal Fred Clark. Of the military
mounted police in Franc. describes
his futile gallon FOR TWO miles when
King George was injured by n fall
from his horse in France last week
He says:
The horse started kicking as the
King lay on the ground, hut several
OF the STAFF officers ran and picked the
King up. They th"n laid him down
again little distance away one Of
Them ran up TO me and said. breathlcss-
!y: Go find doctor. Ride like hell
Il went on straight uallop for two
miles, but could not find a doctor anv-
where I ley We're with their rcgi-
ments. SO returned and reported
could not find one. They they pick, q
The King ur again ana carried him to
his automobile lie had been lying on
the ground about ten minutes. evil
IDENTIFY rather seriously injured hap
rened TO he the only mounted man
there except the Kings escort"
King George is recovering slowly
from the effects Of IN. fall from his
horse. The following Official bulletin
was issued to-day:
The King had a somewhat better
night. His appetite is improving hut
he still has some pain. especially on
attempting any movement"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

in Alexandria this week attending the
convention as delegates from the Wom-
an Auxiliary ard Junior Auxiliary
in Hanover.
Mrs. ". G. Christian. OF "Woodside.'
attended the Virginia VANDERBILT, game
in Charlo;tcsvil,c
Mrs. Il. G. Taylor has returned from
her home in Harrisonburg. and is Wis
itin2 Mrs T.. *. Taylor mere.
Miss Barbara Lewis has returned to
school In Richmond
Miss Mari Y. Howe is visiting In
stanton Va
Miss Mary Taylor has returned to
her home from Richmond.
Miss Gcorgi" I'M. of Caroline, is Wis
!;!ng in Richmond
Miss 10 Winston has returned home
from n visit To Miss Florence Uunt.r
at Euther Glen. Va
Judge Il. II. Cardwen OF Prospect
HILL has returned home from Wash
inston, u. c
Douglass Lipscomh. OF Richmond, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs Cour,land rose
bro here
Messrs. Dalton ana Long, of Rich
nond, We're the wcck-cnd guests OF
h. l.. Winston. at wilton"
Keith Taylor. OF CITY Point, spent
sunday in Hanover.
Andrew Woolfolk spent part OF tho
Week with his mother, al Nut Shell
An announcement is made Of tho
marriage OF Fred Holiday of Hippinr
10 Miss Laura Hail, Of Duluth. Mimi
MY Holiday is well remembered in
Hanover where he made his home hn-
fore going West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
AlTAVISTA

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ALIANlSTA' VA, November 6.-Miss
Eva McCutchen is visiting in Lynch
burg.
W. Frank Bowman returned this
week from a trip To his old HON. IL:
the Valley OF Virginia
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas II. Haskins
were IN banvillc a"d Eoyd,on visiting
reiatives last week
Mrs. i. r. Withcrs. Jr.. and little
daughter. Frances. are here. the guests
Of her PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. W. q.
Lane. Sr.
Mrs. W, Roy snyder, of waynesboro.
arrived here on sunday. having come
on account Of the Illness OF her sister.
Mrs. Arthur smith.
Harry O. Locker. Sr Mayor and
treasurer Of Glasgow, Va was here on
Monday making iinnl arrangements for
residence 10 be occupied b.. his
daughter, Mrs. samuel Ruthford Locker
and family
Mrs Davis who has been visiting her
SON Ira .. Davis. on Kcninnd Heights.
returned 10 her home in Pow!atau on
"Wednesday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
MANY INVITED TO MEET
TO DISCUSS DEFENSE
iinns for Womun'H National Confer
ence Which Opens In Wash
in.tOn November ~

WASHINGTON. November G.-Spcc!aI
invitations VIII be extended to all for
ciSh diplomats and their wives Cabinet
members and their wives and all officers
OF IN" army ana navy stationed near
aShinEton to attend the wonan's ma
nonal defense conference. Scheduled for
TINS city November -. y total of IL 600
invitations has been sent for this CON
Terence. which will be held by III.
"oinahs section OF the Navy LEAGUE
IN connection with the campaign meet
ing OF the board OF directors Of that
organization. and il is announced thar
thousands OF acccptances have already
been received
In" reception committee for the CON
icFcnc" perfected details at a meeting
held last week at the home Of Mrs
George Dewey, its chairman. An aux
mary mems reception co;umittcc com.
posed OF hftE officers OF the Army, Navy
ana Marine Corps, and headed by col
ohcl George richards of the latter
branch AS chairman. has been appointed
20 serve on this occasion, and among
the speakers already announced ar,
Miss Mabel Boardman. Mrs. .. H. r.
Belmont Mrs. William G. story, Mrs.
Mary ;. Lockwood, Mrs. A. NJ Dodge
ana ten presidents Of various women's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
HAIR AND SCALP
NEED DAILY CARE
Beautiful Hair is Within
the Reach of All

If you value the appearance OF your
hair YOU should treat your scalp as
often and well as YOU brush your
teeth and rub into the scalp pores
twice daily Il little parisian Sage This
treatment is not mere hair tonic"
1t is bottled nourishment for the hair
roots and il is simply wonderful what
AN Improvement its use for even n
week viii make in the appearance of
anyonc'S hair. II never injuries. is
delightfully."- cool and pleasant to the
scalp and takes out the dull. lifeless
lool; in the hair making it soft fluffy,
glossy and beautiful. Two or three
applications remove every trace of
dandruff, ana daily use VIII prevent its
return Tragic Drug Company and
the 'eading druggists everywhere can
furnish you with Partisan SaSe--it
costs but Il trifle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
WYTHEVlLLE
tsrecial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WfTHEN1ilE. VA. November C.
Miss Hazel Willis. of Cirecnvillc. Tenn.
is visiting Miss Helen Otey. c. \,
otey. Jr is visiting his mother and
rather Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Otcy
Mrs. W. II. Spillcr went to Lexington
this week TO attend the marriage of
her son. stuart Spiller, to Miss Patton.
of that city.
Mrs. Early. of Princeton. w. Va. ia
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \
+. stone.
Mrs. y. $. Gravely. of Martinsvillc. il
visiting Mrs. stephen Putncy
DR. Charles Fox Graham of Rich
mond. is here for few days
Rev. y. j. Gray is attending the An.
painchian synod in Bristol.
Miss Cornclia Boyd. who has been
visiting Mrs. Frank Chanin. has re-
turned t" her hone in Norfolk.
MISS Ella Goodwin has returned from
a visit to relatives in Blackstone.
Mrs. Tyler Kent left on Monday for
san Antonio. Texas. where she viii
spend the winter.
Mrs. w. r. Dawson, of Roanoke. has
been visiting Mrs. l.. NJ. Harrison
Mrs. Kate Campbell was a Roanoke
visitor last week
is the guest OF his mother Mrs Ella
Brown.
Captain Alexander Forward was
greeting his friends in Wytheviue on
Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
BUENA VISTA
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
BuENA VISTA. VA. November C.
The Whist Club has reorganized for
the winter and the first meeting was
held on Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. W. L. Paxton. The club is
vonipoSeo exclusively Of women. and
meets one afternoon each week
The Auction Bridge Club is an or
SANITATION composed OF married cou-
pies. and meets at night at the homes
or the, various members The first
meeting was held on Saturday night
at the home of Professor and Mrs w.
II. Stubborn.
School children made considerable
preparation for the Annual school
Fair, which was held in Lexington
on Thursday and Friday. Besides tho
parade. which is an event in which
every school strives to excel, the scbol-
airs exhibited specimens Of their handl-
work In sewing. manual art, drawing
ana evidence OF mental attainment.
Dr. j. G. Parsons loft this city re-
Gently, presumably for n week of rest
ana on Tuesday telegram was re-
ceived announcing his marriage to
MISS Johnson, of Eastern Shore Miss
johnson visited in the family OF Dr.
and Mrs. q. 4. Divers few months
ago.
Cards have been received inviting
friends to the marriage Of Thomas II,
Cunningham. Bucna Vista hoy. bu;
now of Niagara Falls. to Miss Williams
:: daughter OF Or. Ernest Williams. 1T
LynchburS. The ceremony vii, be
performed on November Is.
Miss Eva zimmerman. who has been
visiting her sister. in Lynchhurg. the
past two weeks. returned home on
Friday.
Miss Ella ArbocaSt attended The mar
RIA ;r of Tate Stcrrett and Miss Janet
wilson in Staunton this week
Is. w. Justice and family will leave
Tor CroZct, Mr. Justice being ,rans-
ierrcd to that point as railroai agent
~ {. Taylor has been in Petersburg
'tr two days this week. uadcrgo;nC
an examination In connection with his
profession
Tn" Forest"rs' camp, which has been
located two miles north of Burnn Wis
Ia, has been moved to Amherst, eight
miles over the mountains
Mr. and Mrs II, S. Lackey .notor,d
TO CLIFTON Forge on Monday. ana will
remain at their former home IA few
days.
Harry Zimmerman. oc Wayncsbor,
arrived on sunday on visit to his
mother ard sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

national organizations Of n combined
membership Of 100000
Heads of other committees are: Mrs
""hh Temple Graves. program commit
tee Mrs. JOIN. y. Logan. honorary, and
Mrs. Frank +. Grccnwalt, active com
fniitee on invitations; Mrs. Nylla +.
Wilson. committee on credentials: Miss
Natalie :. Lincoln, decoration commit
tee: Mrs. Mary :. Lockwood press
committee: Mrs. Helena H. Weed. COM
mtttcc on resolutions, Miss Mary Baker
pages committee, and Mrs. Arthur H.
badmun. music committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
WANT TO MAKE: CAUSE
THE BIGGEST ISSUE

Another purpose OF these gatherings
throughout the country Will he TO put
a suffrage plank IN the platforms of
both the leading political parties.
Every Representative and Senator Will
take the train for Washington with
suffrage arguments ringing III his ears
The surraSists think votes for
women" should he the biggest issue be-
fore Congress this sces;on--mc!e i'm
portant than national defense. the
tariff, a mercantile marine or anything
else. For this reason they will try to
have woman suffrage acted OF first,
before anything else is considered.
Whether the leaders OF Congress will
acQu!esce in this plan is not known. and
ii IS also uncertain how active Pres!-
dent Wilson will he In the won,en's
Support he IS to- suffrage. and voted
In favor 90 the beaten New Jersey
State constitutional amendment OF oc-
tohe- IS last. but ~ has made a dis
tnct:on between State and national
outrage as 4 local issue, and have Il
GRANTED by the individual common
Healths
I AZ The head OF The suffrage lighting
Sorccs IS tn. active Alice Paul, who has
been leader OF the congressional lobby
Ter many years Her official title is
chairman OF the executive committee
Or the Congressional Union for Woman
Epffrarr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
CAPITAL WILL. TEEN
81 WITH ACTIVE WOREEitS

{ Senator Sutherland Is promised a
Nearing before the Committee on
Woman Suffrage Of the Senate for his
Bill on December s. or two days after
The opening ot Congress. Mr. Mon
Cell is arranging FOR an early hearing
Before the House judiciary Committee,
TOO. The grea; suffrage orators OF the
Country viii appear before these two
committees and present their strong
est arguments
gin the fTst week Of the Congress
session. Washington Will TEEN with
outrage activities. There will he all
sorts OF gatherings mass meetings
and dinners. arranged by the Con-
gressional Union
sThe Susan y. Anthony Pageant, a
great spectacle which will show the
stages in the Ions WAY for the vote for
women. will be presented here on De
cember 13. An important feature VIII
be the analogy drawn between the ne
sro's successful effort 10 gain, tie vote
ahd the wo!nans struggle. III. ne
Eroes first tried TO gain the ballot hy
State action. and. when that failed OBJ
tained suffrage by national cous,itu-
tional amendment The iaho-s o. Susan
a. Anthony for suffrage viii be de-
mcted IN full.
eon the day of the pagan, the con-
yention OF the National American Won
enpital Will be fuller q su;fragists tnnn
over, for 900 delegates Ar. expected
q attend tho convention. No stat. in
the Union viii lack representation. Or.
Spaw will preside.
g'Whether the women win or lose .hey
Will certainly make "a big noise" here
While not wishing TO "Dcster" Con
Eress unduly. they are bound they VIII
Re heard.
PItoPosED AMENDMENT
st ~ ~ BRIEF FORM,
1.-THE proposed amendment TO the Fed.
cral Constitution granting the riyh,
70 vote to woman is as follows
E"The right OF citizens Of the Cnitcd
States to vote shall not he denied O,
Abridged BY the United States or b,
any State on account OF sex
E"Congrcss shall have power by m.
tropriate lcginlat!on. to enforce the
PROVISIONS Of this article"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
HANOVER

SPECIAL ID The Times Dis catch
HANOVER G. H., November Mrs.
=. T. CnrdwcN cf The Oaks" and
MISS KITTY Winston of wilton" we're
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
Instant
Hair Stain Better Than
Slow "kcsturcrs."

some folks would have you believe
That they have discovered some mar
Nr!"us combination that will restore"
mar. without staining it. 80 such
PREPARATION has ever been discovered.
MHhy preparations arc advertised In
tuls ucc"lIing way--but they all DEPEND
upon sulphur. lead. silver or other
dhrSCrous minerals for gradually dye
ing The hair.
There is only one preparation so far
as "" know. that is entirely free from
all OF these highly DANGEROUS and
poisonous chemicals. That preparation
~ lii"wnatone-' II is SO easy n nd safe
!" hppl;' That the wonder is that any
on. eyer uses anything; else.
II INC gray shows on your temples
or Is strcaking your rair-if the ends
OF Eonr hair arc lighter than the bal
Hhcc. or II ior any r-aaou you wish TO
stain all or part OF your hair-try
"Bruwuatouc''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
THREATENED SPLIT Is
=, HAPPILY ANERTED

ssaaThc question OF national suffrage
methods bid fair 10 cause a serious split
In suffrage ranks last year, the point OF
difference being the adv!sahili,y of
Fighting officially any political party
Believed hostile to suffrage. The party
against which some suTragists believed
Ghc womens guns should be turned was
Che Democrats. This issue is now
Happily settled. the advocates OF ncu-
trality toward the big political or
CARNATIONS having won the day.
a,The Congressional Union will there
fore have the full support Of the Ma
tIonal American Woman Suffrage AS
sociation, Il league Of about siXty-tvc
local suffrage organizations. The vet
6ran. Or. Anna Howard Shaw, Is the
nresident Of the National" and she and
Miss Paul will be the Two generals OF
the campaign Mrc. :;
= Besides the-d9SlSsin the two houses
or Congress on opeE!nE day. there will
be another ceremony when Mrs Sarah
Bard Field, Of Portland. Ore. and Miss
Frances Jolinc. Of san Francisco. n
efster-ln law OF Rudolph Spreckels. are
Received by President Wilson. AS
Representatives OF the wo;nens con-
Sertion. they viii bring across the
continent 10 the capital n great petit
ton urging nation vide suffrage for
women.
81 The two women are motoring across
The continent. bearing the precious do
cument signed by 500. 900 women voters
ut the Panama Pacific Exposition By
the time they arrive here thcy will
have accumulated about as many more
names IL is expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
The Most Popular Hair Tintin,
Preparation In the World.

Considering the length of time it has
been on the market "Brownatonc"
is undoubtedly the largest selling and
tho most universally used hair stain in
the world.
''Brownatonc" will instantly cause
gray hairs to disappear. will give any
desired shade from light to the deep
est brown or black. IL comes already
prepared ono miXing). aud any one can
apply II easily and with the sure
knowledge OF happy results. Just comb
or brush II into the hair. II Will not
rub or wash off nor fade, and cInnu,
be detected.
Since "Brownatone" is to hc h;,A. it
is now Il very easy matter 20 have
beautiful and becoming hair. I, Is nb-
soiuteiy safe and harmless. as il CON
tains none OF the dangerous chemicals
contained In hair dyes" and hair re
Storcrs."
FREE Trial Bottles are not To lie I'm
request from The laboratories OF The
CoNinSton. Ky. Send the Coupon to-
packinE). and try this wonderful prepa
'Brownatonc" is sold in regular size
everywhere.
In Richmond "Brownatonc" is sold
Grant Drug Co. ana other leading dculc
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-12-17

L,EcHo D. QUEST nest pas respon-
sable des 'de,s ct opinions emises par
.es corresp nd nts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-12-17
Guerre au Luxe

Les pr6dicateun, du hant de Ia
chaire, les journalistes, dams les
feuiltes de tous les parts, tous leo
6ducateurs, tous les propagandis-
ties d6noncent les dangers que pro-
vogue chez nous Iabusdu Luxe.
Hsemble bien que &c soft en-
vain, plus celia va ct plus Sc d6ve.
loppe cette soft de comfort, de plai-
sir qui envahiit toutes les classes
de la soci6t6.
Du haut en- has de P6chelle, il
REGIME une v6ritable folie, celle de.
para tire plus qu'on est, celled de Sc
procurer I'm superhu trop lonrd
pour SEES resources, de Sc le pro-
curer aux d6pens du n6cessaire ct
meme au d6triment des lois de la.
plus 6l6mentaire morale. Il
lie NAL est d'autant,p plus grave
que le temps menacent d'etre plus
.durs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-12-17
Echo Sc lOuest
MINNEAPOLIS, le II Dec. 1915
Entered at the Post Office Of
Minneapolis, MINI, as second
class mail matter

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc., doivent etre. adressees CONNIE
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI