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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05
PROGRAM READY FOR I9I5 MEET
 0F DRUGGlSTS
Two Hundred Pharmacists of State Expected in Pine
 Bluff Next Week.

The program for the annual con- vefYtio1l a week from today of the Arkansas Association of Pharmacists has been completed by the local com mittees, and all Other arrange ena'ents for the affair. have been completed.
 The convention will be in session here four days, May ii, 12, 13 and IA, and it is expected there will be 150 or 20,y members in attendance While there will likely be several additional features placed in the program dur ing the next few days, it is announc- ed that the order of business and social sessions will be such as to allow of free discussion of all papers and sddressex that are of particular interest to the pharmacists.
 A dance, banquet, automobile rides, and other diversions will be provided in liberal number. Roy Chamberlain of Malvern, the presi- dent of the association, will preside over the business sessions. Mayor Simon Bloom, in behalf of the city. and w. T. Seawell, on behalf of the local druggists, will make addresses Of welcome, the responses to be made by J. A. Gibson of Little Rock and A. L. Morgan of Camden.
 The state board of examiners of pharmacists will be in : session for two days, during the convention. and II IS stated there will be a large class of candidates to be examined Tor licenses to practice pharmacy in the state of Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05
REESE BURk SELLS
 TRACT FOR $l2,500
R. M. and ". l.. Oates of Russeifyille
 Pay Cash for About 1000 Acres In Yaugine Township.

Reese N. Burks yesterday sold tc R. M. and W. l.. Oates for $2O,5oC cash about HOO acres of land, situat- ed about five miles north of Pine Bluff. Only a part of the land is In cultivation, and the growing crops will be harvested by MT. Burks. The Messrs. Oates are from Russellville.
 At the same time, MT. Burks filed a deed of trust involving the Burks or Noel plantation, for the purpose of securing payment of an annuity of $150 for life to his mother, Mrs. Amanda Burks. The trust deed states that the action is taken in compli- ance with the will of MT. Burks' father, who instructed that the son should pay to Mrs. Burks at least $15O annually.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05
TULSA'S POPULATION. Federal Census Bureau Makes Enum. eratiOn Under New Plan.

Washington, May 1.-The census bureau has established a new preced- ent by enumerating,. at local request and expense, theeTcpulation of city between census years. This was done last month at Tulsa, Okla., under authority of a presidential order. and as result the population of that city on April 15, 1915, was officially an- nounced few days ago as 2S,24O, ex- elusive of 1885 persons living On "Indian lands located within or ad- jacent to &e city but politically dis tinct from it. The increase between 1910 and 1915 was 55 per cent. The work was done by local enumerators under the supervision of Eugene F. Hartley. an official of the census bureau. sy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05

rate is reduced about 80 per cent by tfs use of sprinklers.
 How to Save $7,OOO,0O0. Unquestionably, says the report, a great saving could be affected by the erection and proper equipment of modern warehouses. Assuming the annual crop to be 16,00O,OO0 bales, a sufficient number of such warehouses could be co9Hructed and equipped with automatic sprinklers for $64,- OO0,000 or jess. If all of this ti-op were to be stored for six months the saving in insurance alone would be approximately $7,0OO,OOO. As a mat ter of fact many>of the existing ware houses could be remodeled satisfac- torily.
 The bulletin does not attempt to give any details of an. ideal ware mouse system. and there are many difficulties in the way of the esFab- lshnAent Of such. It does. however assert that improvement in this re. spect Will do much to make, cotton growing a more stable industry
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05
 Refuse Own Scrip.

Little Rock, May 4.-Alex Robert son, vice president of the Iron Noun tain, has written the railroad com mission as follows:
 'I have secured consent of Cotton Belt and Iron Mountain, to accept scrip in payment for intra-state switching movements, performed by the line Issuing the scrip, but have been unable to secure agreement to accept scrip for portions of joint freight charges. Hope this will be as I have used by best efforts to accomplish all you request ed"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05
THIS WOMAN'S
 SICKNESS
Quickly Yielded To Lydia E
 Pinkham's Vegetable : Compound.
Bridgeton, N.J.-"I want to thank you | thousand times for the wonderful |

|2OOu LyQl0 E. FlnK- hams Vegetable Compound has done for me. ! suffered very much from a female trouble. l
 had bearing down pains, was irregular and at times could
 hardly walk across the room. 1 was unable to do my
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05

houSework or attend to my baby was 6oweAk. Lydia E. Pinkharn's s Vegetable Compound did me 6 world of good, and now I am strong and healthy, can do my work and tend my baby. l advise all suffering. women to, take it and get we'll as I dfd Mrs. FANNIE COOPER, RED, Bridgeton, NJ.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound. made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drugs, and to-day holds the record of being the most successful remedy for female ills we know of, and thousands of voluntary testimonials on file in the Pinkhara laboratory at Lynn, Mass, seem to prove this fact.
 For thirty years it has been the stand ard remedy for female ills, and has re- stored the health of thousands of women who have been troubled with such ail- ments as displaceInents, inflammation, alteration, tilnnors, irregularities, etc.
 Ef you want special advice write to Lydia E. Pinkhaln Med- icihe Co, (cOnfidential) Lynn, Masss Your lottcr will be opened, read And answered by woman and held in strict confidence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05
HOSPITAL SUPERINTENDENT.
Miss Hughes of Memphis Take
 Charge of Clark Sanitarium.

Miss Dorothy B. Hughes has accent l. ed the position of superintendent ot the Clark sanitarium. Miss Hughes was formerlys with the Baptist hos. pltai at Memphis, where she was the mead surgical nurse and assistant su- perlntendents of nurses, and was also secretary of the Tennessee Trained Nurses association. She is regarded by physicians and surgeons familiar with her ahl2ikX as one ofl the most competelt ttons in the country for the resitlon now. holding.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05
Don't Be a ssirOuc,,.,,

Many persons acquire a reputation TOT crankiness and grouchiness when their dispositions are, not 10 blame. Peevishness, irritation, mor- D1dness, biliousness, melancholia most often are the result of impaired digestion and torpid liver. Foley Ca
 thartic Tablets make you light cheer fui and energetic. Mann Pharmacv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05

Anyone wishing to ouy or Sell Jefferson county script call on Chas
 We'll Suppl co. r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05

Dizziness, vertigo, (blind stageers) sallow complexion, flatulence are symptoms of a torpid liver. No one can reel we'll while the liver is in. actiVe. HERBINE is a powerful live, stlmulant. A dose or two will canse all bilious symptoms to disappear Try 1t. Price soc. Sold by W. L. De. woody &, co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05
Danger to Chisi7renu

Serious illness often result iron, lingering coughs and colds. The hack ing and disturbed sleep rack a chiid's body and thsspoisons weaken the sys- tenn So that disease cannot he thrown off. Foley's Honey and Tar compound has eased coughs, colds ana croup for three generations: safe 10 use and qdick to act. There is no better medicine for croup, coughs and colds. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05
Additional Cr:sco Faets

Crsco takes proper frying temperature without smoking up M M You fry fish, sen oions ftc potatoes thc Co r by sranng out the food particles after each frying Crisco n place of butter in cookies cakes, sc~oped dishes c
 richness much less expense. Salt should Dc added when
 in place of butter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05
sSlewed ub, at NTfddIe Aoe

The hard working kidneys seems to requffe aid sooner than other in? vestfhai organs. At middle age many men and women feel twings of rheu- lnatfsfn. have swollen or aching ioints and are distressed with sleep disturb n. bfadder ailments. Foley Kidney FIlls are safe, prompt and can be de- Rended on to give relief. Mann Ph&fmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05
POLICE COURT FINES
Clty Collects More Than Half 0,
 Sl22l Imn0Sed.

Just a little more than half the nnes as3sssed against violators ot city ordinances in the police court curing Sfhe month of April, were paid i'll cash, according to the re. ports cf the police judge, and the chlef of police, read to the city coun- Gil last night.
 Iotal fines assessed during the month aggregated $1,221.50. Of this sozs'5o was paid in cash, the re. malnder being worked out.
 round fees collected during the month of April amounted to s52.5o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-05
Infection in tie Air.

Medical authorities agree that colds are infectious. In some cities children with colds are barred from schools. Springs changing weather brings many colds. The quickest and safe way to stop colds, coughs and croup is to give Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

-Sobn mno alen Grrid,, bon
Rilmmtfee, @is., hefiroen Iida bier
auf 8eiltdI BET Serpan6ten.
-@uitap Saeffrcr, Der 5Ieiid,er,
lit id)on ieit 3rpei @odelr franf;
mir miiltidsn oafer raldr ltltS oall,
.errroe 8eiieuhN,
SRI. alntn 9oller, BON @aib'
imgton, mionb iid) iifer lebten
SamStog inbo Sonntag bier, ouf
geliid bel ibpen alpgeborigen.
Sobn Sredm1alml, bon Ser
nlarrit, Nto., miro i'm s. 6. @ebmeps
ers Sale Elm critfloiiiges @anbel-
bilDertbeater eroifnen. (Gbanlois gn.
terprise.)
@m. 8itte, BON Do @oolGam,
Aug. $, @~rinfnlann, BON SweiS-
billie, q. q. unb Sreo Sdfottag, ppn
9lanS, 81. g., botten utt lebten Won.
tag @eldSafte i'm Gountpssis
Srau Sltgb SartinS, BON Sat-
fins 8uBUouren-@eifaft, perreiite
drt lcbten Sonntog ann ct. Soipls,
iofpie mrf 9bicago si beilld)en, nm
SriibiabrssG nrfdllfe fiir mas @e.
idnft an h%elor9elt.
-@uD Horris, iuelfer bier be
ieinen Sdapiegereltern @nt. @oIf'
mann Ii. @ottin, ali 8cilid, mar.
lit nod ct. Eanl, Mirn., gcreiIt
nm ieinen eltern alcidfalls elmer
8ei,id, obslitatten, ebe err iidl per
manent in ct. 2ouis nieberl1Bt.
grtuin Sdsarer, Ger prominentt
atblet Der bieiieen Sodiditle, Der
lfnfit iid iein Srainieren gum 9rob
rem Tbeil alf elmer Sniel, it De
Gdbe bon @aseonobe, mo- er etnei
Streifen 2anb Hart. I'M 0enieIbel
ipdter mit 1eIonen Su bepflansen.
sm porigen Sreitog ernamel
ole anabcn bcs 9osfct+golI Seami
mtierer Sod]idu,ie ipieSerlm cilel
Sieg; biesnlnl itber hcn Seom DO,
Mofane. ms 4sfultat mar 70 Be
gen 70, 5~ll9inIten bon Sermolul
trotoem Sic ,r9ops" BON Niofalle lid
topfer pebrten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

SIN elmer @rtra &%crlammlurg
bes Commercial Club pOn 9ermanu,
am lcbten Wittmph Nbenb, Den "a.
5. &c. in Der Stabtballe, wurbe ein
8eldluB 9efaBt unb cine GoDie oers
ielben Dem @brenm. Champ Glarf,
.GunsreB Mitslieo bieies 9iltritts
fir Mihouri, SuAeianot. Der 8e=
i6luB eutbalt einen Ginlprud) segen
bic Grnennhng BON OF. Srant
Gausbell, BON Mtprriipn, stm &plts
meilter bon Sermann, unb erludt sllr
9leid) I'M Die @rnennun9 eines 8ilrs
gers pon Sermanll, fir bieie Stelle.
Bon oen Mtitglieoern bes SSll-
geno . 8ereiatS ser Gpan0l. ct.
TailI5 @emeilrbe mllroc am leBten
Montag Iben6, ben %, 3, Sc, in
Den @mpfangsrG,unen Ser atrtc,
elm Sbee ~ierpicrt. Ger gaitse Sir
dJenrolm mar 81 @bret lutieres ra-
tioi,alen Seloen in ertiprcd1proer
lrpo geidpnafpollcr 8eiie aeidmiift
0os Grogrm Ser Seier bate eiil
Undergraduates Gnbliflnm, lucld)e:
eilten b6dit gemtbreiden Iben0 ecr-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

lebte. 6oI9enoes ipnrei1 Die einsel.
men gtltnuttern bes 8rograrns: 8pr.
lelnrgell, BON 5rls. alno Sd,snet
ltrto Si55ie Maieller; Sunpriitilder
9lalog, p&let0er mad,en 2elte~, bon
Den Serrn aasmonn, @leitber,
gtaile, Sinon, Irteoiger uno aplb;
elm boppelter 0uartett ulto inItri,.
meltal @ortrog, SrIs. Srrna &ebioe
men, @liie SSoenneefe nlro Sen Ser.
rem Sr. Hailc unb elmer &ueoiger.
Sdmmtlide atnpeienbe itinmlten INIT
elm in bie national Spmne.
Geo. &llbe, bon 9eemont, mar
an Wtontog oieier @odSe tier, it
I@eid11ften altf Dem Gollrtn4@ eridt.
Serr <be lit elm GferbebduOler; er
legte Den gor5en @eg, cine Strede
bon iiber 90 Meilen, i'm Sdtte[ itlrb
in peri9er oils tpie 3 Sturoen 3il-
rid, mas bel Oem ieti9en, idpimtbi-
gen 3litoip6 Ser StraBer, ~ieoeniolfs
cine oltsae5etdretr 2eiitlirg lit.
- Iborurirt oltf bas Sermanrer
@olfsblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
scifrs MiaIfo Sen, SOC. per
90 8iiano. bel SeFutte Bros.

L.erEH H
100 &iiato, bel SeFotte Bros.
CTR. Shine, Sobn polt Alb.
Slime, pom Worrilon, perrueilte iiber
Iesten Snnntog lnpo Montas ,Atter
ieincn bieiieen Srelup0en.
Sente 1T oie 3eit eller eiaen.
tbium 3i nerfidern; morger fonnte
es 5t ipdt iein. 9, u. SiIber.
gsnt. RneOiger imlroe am leeten
Mitttnpd, non ieiner Satin nit eli.
mem itranmen. flcinen Sobnden be-
idenft ipo5ii mir beltcrs 9ratIlieren
-5ml @argoretba 8loiier, geb.
alirwcr, bon @ariball, Io., befan0
iidJ am peraaiBenen Nsontog ailf
9eilldy bel ser 6amiIie gcsemnn.
-@ilfreo Tueoi1er, ipelder in
ct. Bouts cine &anoels6dNlle be-
iipdt, befario iif am letter Sonntag
bier, alti 9eiitd1 Def ieirtep Gltcrn,
Com. 6. &lleoiger lliro @nttin.
--gSir berid)ten nit geboltern bat
iid Sreo. Sarmier, Der Sdmieo an
Der 8ierten straBe, alrf Dem arar-
fenIager beiinoet; bofientlid, ut es
nidt erritlidler &otllr.
-Sbeo. @rof, ST., nebit Sim.
bern, GolIette unb 5andon. befin-
Sen lid, Dicie @odr bier auf 9eiufl,
hei &idter Sbeo. @raf mo SamiIie.
Sbeo. @raf, Sr. lit bier anlaBlih iei-
rer sLbredmlrng init bonn 9af}lab.
8erid)t, aIS &ertpolter beS SfSlcr
Candidates.
-Gnpt. &enrp German bradYte
nn oergat9cnen @tpntno Sas Ganpi-
hoot p8oniel goole" nody @aScpll.
zoe, gR Gicnstog be1ob CT iid)
rudl &ifntotpo. no, i'm fiir bie BE-
qinncrl6e Goiion orc 6iihrintQ bes
observation-disclosures lieutenant gtiGN,-
ftiie, mieScr SIT itberucbnen.
SO piel mir miiien befill6en lid'
%ee9cmpGrtig 6 Ipplifanter mir Die
9oitmehteriteIle bon Seulanil. i'm
1eI6e, Sreo aIin9e, @aIter Dunn
miGer, Or. 8roltf gcigbca. Troni
Miller, SEQ. Getrus II. Gbas. Sabr-
rer. SGmnttlidle Ser %deilannter lini
mtsgeaeidnete rnb f1hiae M1uner.
cine Shatiod'c meId,e sic @ahI inter
hcnielben iehr dtuieria modlt.
8m. Iiemal0 unh Sermanl
&mteger, bon Scope, mareit am Les
ten Mittuo1 bier III @eid1itslt OH
Sem @erid3t. Sic iproten mibren>
hires SiericinS alrd) oltf unierer 81
flee Dor, 5ilr grfeuemIra ibres Nhpn
~reneuts ul6 bernrrften inter g(ll0e'
rem bab sic Sornter. entlang Den
@n$conobc, 6ieien @inter gcnotbia'
marcn bas Suffer fir ibrcn Sieh.
Itatrh BON aiIsiuGrts 5s br5iebeit.
.4.--
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

~Sralf Siermirtl), BON Ban.
fafn geitern. per Boot, bierber, sur
@eiorgung non @eiddften.
Abam 8enOer fe5rte orn Vtoite
tdg oieier @ofJe wieber nod Sittle
BOD, grf., 5ltriif.
-Gbriit. Sfunmtb uitb Satin
Iitroen urr pergan9enen Samstog
iurd Die @eburt zines ~fIcinen God
6rdens begIiidt.
-aDbert 9fotenbnter, ST., reiIte
ant Iesten 0ieitsta9, fin bleiberSen
afltFertbalt, rrnd) @iioit, aan,
-2ouis Geibner, ser @orriioner
SiebbGnSIer, i~tottcte Sermnnr ON
torigen 5reitog einen @eIdaftsbe'
ttf ab.
Sit eiter @mtsgeritb periidcrt2
3erm nidI, bonn hit eS rattllam Dies
fcfort 3l tbirn. Sic Huten iiirh idr
ntdBig. g. ". Sifbcr.
81. S, Seiohreber, Ger Wtiller
tDn Sope, mar am nergaiMeIen
9ienstnq. eeidIdfishoIber, bier in Del
GtQSt,
sSrib &almgaertner, BON 8ooen
1uto Sacnb goamNnertrer, ron ct
2ouis, ~perlebten Den p%ersongellcr
Sonntag bci ihren @ltern, Rohert
@umMnertfpr mo @attin.
Sn. Clifton Sdsner, bic Sch
rcrin on Ser oifentliden Sdalle, il
Nornintbh perlebte Den lester
Spnntag hier, bei ibren Nugeb6
rtacn.
-Ri6ter 81. q. @reuer I'M
Gountb4G lerf Serb. Sleb, mohntcl
Der 8erfarnmliiig INTO Dem 9anfet
bei, lpeIdrs norige @ohe, in ct
Souls, pom bcn jlurgen &cpublifm
ern 6eS Stnotes abgehalten pitrSe.
e. 6. Garlarb, potl Belle, mo
norige @ode bier, IN geidpditlidel
GngelegGtbeiteu. Ser @orIaltN be
trieb iriibcr cine Sdnrfmirtbidni
TN Roieblpb betreibt nber iebt hai
9obrcn bon artiiiider griuuel
laiit anseige on opoerer StelIe
%dsooIf unb SO. g. 8oeotnnnl
BON Der SoeStmaiup Mcrcoritile SO
non Gbonfois, befanben iih 3t gHb
Der porgoneeren 8ode bier, al
8eiuf BEL ibren gnter, ailguI
5oeotmonn, tpeIder nod imme
Snrf iein rteumatiides seioeir a
oas 3itnner 9eieffclt lit.
5roboert ibr eiidb bclltc bel b,
item @obIiein befinSet, fonitt If
morsen foot iein, @etattet mir CHI
cinen aontraft 5l 5eieen. untcr me
dem, fiir cine aerinee, iGbrlide gil
gabc, ibr elrer Somilie seitleben
Elm moftatfidcs ooer Gin idbrlide
ginfpirnilcil fidern fonnt.
g. 81. either.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
E. & E.. SILBER
February Bargains
We will sell for the next 10 days
Dry Goods

Checked apron Ginghams
per yd.............. o5c
Calicoes per yd.. o5c
Bleached Toweling per
yd................. csc
Checked Red Toweling
per yd............. Toe
Unbleached Muslin, reg.
Sac noW......... o71@c
Unbleached Muslin, reg.
12c now............. Ioc
Cnbleached Sheeting o-4
per yd............-. 22c
UnbleachedS leeting Io-4
per yd.. .......... 2sc
Curtain Goods, col. Dor
der, per I'd. ..... I2ac
Napkins, per doz. SOC
Damask Napkins, per
doZ. ............. ooc
FancyC Curtain Goods, per
yd. TOC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26
Groceries

Fancy Canned Corn 3 for 2sc
Shoe Peg Corn 2 for..... 25c
Fancy Peas 2 for. 25c
Choice Peas Ioe
Large Can Mustard Sar-
dimes 2 for. I5c
Choice Salmon per can. !. zoe
Finest Hominy, 3lbcan !. Ioc
Sourkraut, 3 ID can Ioc
Roasted Coffee per b.. I5c
Fancy Package Coffee
per lib. 25c
Pineapples, | ID can.... Ioc
2 ID can.... Isc
Very Best Pineapples, 3
lib can. ....... 25c
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-26

6ranf 9ieruirtll, BON Ban.
fam geltern, per Boot, bierber, sur
@eiorgung non @eiddften.
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
Evening Services in the Churches

Church. Rev Jay stockngMemorial
to department of G. A. r.
Emmanuel Baptist Dr. G. G. Johnson"The Devils Deep
Trench"
Fifth Baptist Church. BggsEvangstic
Baptist Church. Hez SwemW bapte several
candidates and preach sermon.
Lutheran Church--special patriotic services
Presbyterian Churchudge w. Thompson of the Bureau
Mines will conduct Sabbath School lesson for June g..
Foundry M Church. Rev. w. r. WedderspoonSemon Unfor
gotten Heroes"
Metropolitan Methodist Church. Rev. James shera Montgomery
"Americansm."
Union Methodist Episcopal Church. Twentieth Pennsylvania
Rev. John MacMurrayTweneh Century Pulpit Mess
Mrs Grundy the Race Problem the District Of Colum
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. Thirteenth and Streets Rev
DR.. Wallace Radclfe-"A Study in Faces"
Church the Connecticut and street. Rev Charles
Wood-"Christ and the Sword"
c. Everest
Granger-"The Church and the Nation"
Grace Reformed Church. Fifteenth and streets northwest Rev Henry
H. Ranck-"The High Service of the Soldier"
Church of the Epiphany Randolph McKm Dhe Tune
Hane Methodist Episcopal Church. Ninth and streets northwest
Rev. Lucus c. Clary--"Lessons From Memorial Day"
Metropolitan Baptist Sixth northeast Rev
ton Ball-"Memores Message After Fifty Years.
Memorial Seventh Day Adventist Church. Twelfth streetHas
God Given to Man Sign of Loyalty to Him."
West Washington Baptist Church and streets Rev.
d. Gaw-"How Can We Secure Peace ?"
Waugh Church Third and streets northeast Rev Mccoy
D. D-"The Les Miserabe-the Battle for Mans Soul"
Grace Baptist Church Ninth and southeast Rev F. W. John
son-"Are the Dead Thinking About the Lvng?"
First Church of Scientist Columbia road and Euclid
Anent and Modern Necromancy alias Msmerm and Hypno
tism, Denounced"
and Modern Necomancy alias Mesmersm and Hypnotsm
nounced"
Westminster Memorial Presbyterian Church. Seventh southwest
Rev. 7. E. Davis Memorial Day."
Dumbarton Church. Rev. Martn"Dead
and Living Issues"
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
ANACOSTIA.

The annual memorial exercises at the
Government Hospital for the Insane.
will be held today at o'clock Mem
bers of every United Spanish War Vet
elan Camp in the District will attend,
together with a number Of Grand Army
posts. Miles Camp, No. l. L. S. w. ".
is in charge of the exercises.
The program includes selections by
the the band. remarks by Commander
Charles J. P. Weber. Of Miles Camp.
lain; address by DR.. William A. White,
recitation, 'Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-
dress" by DR. Thomas A. Calver; reel
tation. The Charge of the Light Bri-
gade." by Miss Mabel A. Burch ad-
dresses by John Burke, United States
Treasurer: H. c. Wilson. department,
commander; B. p. Entricken: reCita.
ticn by DR.. Thomas Calver, and sound
dresses by John Burke United States
ing of taps by Chief Musician A. Graef
This morning at the graves at the
cemetery in this institution were dec
GRATED.
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
FOR THRIFTY BUYER
Last Weeks Winners

classihed Manager. The Washington Times.
Dear sir.-About a month ago I broke my
prize bat and Immediately my batting
average begun to shrink, and being one OF
my teams leading hitters. I was very much
worried as l could not. II seemed, get hat
Whlch suited me, but while reading Hints
TO Thritty Buyers in The Times saw Max
wells ad stating he made bats to suit any
one. TOOK the pieces Of my prize bat to
MIN ana he made an exact duplicate. Now
my average is climbing again. Heartily re.
commenting Maxwell's, 3a 7th st. S. W.. to
any one desiring sporting goods. bats In
particular, am very truly yours,
J. II. IRVING.
The Washington times., 1915-05-30
Advertising Manager, The Wash
lnRtnn TIrnns

Dear Sir-Lsst summer | purchased quite
an expensive Panama hat and upon taking II
out few days ago found IT was dirty and
also the shape was old | was somewhat
perplexed until thinking OF your column
Hints to Thrifty Buyers there ] found the
advertisement of Vienna Hat Company and
Immediately set them my hat. NV hat is
now as good az new. thanks to the good work
OF Vienna Hat Co. and The Hints to Thrifty
Buyers. Respectfully. J. J. THOMAS.
1874 NJ y. w.
The Washington times., 1915-05-30

CLASSIFIED Manager. The Washington Times
Dear Sir-Some time ago l needed a few
SIP covers. After referring to your Hints
70 Ihrifty Buyers ! decided to try Southern
Upholstery Co. and was more than satisfied
with the Finished job they gave me and
can heartily recommend said company TO
anyone desiring good quality most reason
ABLY priced slip covers. Yours truly.
MRS. w. l. RUSSELL.
The Washington times., 1915-05-30

Announcement has been made that
Miss Mildred Hallowell Bentley. daugh-
ter of the late John G. Bentley, or
Sandy Spring. this county. and Or
karl Miller Wilson. of Baltimore, will
be married the coming week.