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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-11

strong regardless Of free wool
and the situation is not due en-
tirely to the war because the
war demand is for coarse wool
and there is no war demand
for fine wool.
~SS-SSSS-s-S
There is no finer festival in
the world than the Portland
rose show and there is no city
more delightful to visitors at
this time of the year. Pendle-
ton has overlooked something
in not having an organized del
egatiOn of some sort so as to
show appreciation of the gen.
erous support Portland has al
ways given the Roundup.
S$~~O~~Ss
Mr.. Bryan's peace ideas are
splendid but they appear in
advance of world conditions.
Man in his original form was a
brute not an angel. He is
steadily improving but he still
has far to go and our desires
upon the subject cannot alter
the facts.
The rain continues to de-
scend alike upon the good and
the ungood.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-11
LARGELY IMAGINATION
(Atlanta ConstItutIon

The idea that We are shipping such
enormous quantities Of arms, ammun-
itlon and explosives TO the allied
countries now at war with Germany
and Austria has grown up largely in
the public Imagination. The figures
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-11

IN THIS FINE COUNTRY.

l.
. Its no time for complainin'-
, to join the Grouchtown
band,
, When in so fine a country you're
inheritn' the land;
. To think you're one with free
, men an on the free
, heights stand
, To think that YOU are One in
, this old country
It's no time for complainin',
with such a race to run I
The joy that's in the runnin' an 4
the goal that's to be won:
, Rise when the light is breakini
, good mornin' to the sun,
, Glad that it shines for YOU in
, this fine country
, Atlanta Constitution.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-11
NO TIME FOR POLITICS

n HE disruption, defeat and
W annihilation of the Will
son administration be-
cause Of the Bryan resignation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
DISAGREED
Democrats Caucus on Revenue Meas.
ures and Then Agreed
TO Disagree.
BY W. r. KEYSER
[ STAFF Correspondentl

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March g.
Agreeing TO disagree was the only
thing accomplished BY the Demo
cratic members Of the Legislature. AZ
a caucus held last night 60 consider
revenue measures.
II r. said that Delegate Septmus
Han urged the adoption Of the unit
rule, arguing that the minority mem
bers should adopt some general
policy for raising revenue and all
support such measures.
Several members held opposite
views. however. and n IL said that
Democratic Floor Leader J. r. More
land. Of Monongalia. declared that
there was such r method adopted. the
members not only would be violating
their oaths ~ Office. but the constl-
tuition az we'll
10 is said that owing 10 the diver
sity of opinion a. 20 revenue meas
ureg and the failure 20 agree on the
adoption ~ the unit rule. the caucus
developed into lively family
scrap" and adjourned without &c.
completing anything
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
WAGE REDUCTION
Amaisamsted Men Will Have Refer
endum Vote on New Form Of Re
duetion-New Plan More Fair.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March Sat
the conclusion Of a conference be
tween manufactures and union ON
cials tonight IL was announced the
members OF the Amaigamated Asso-
citation OF Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
would take referendum vote next
week on q new form OF wage rcduc-
ton offered by the independent TN
plate manufactures. employing 20.
600 men In FIVE states.
Recently the union. through a rer.
erendum vote. refused to accept
sliding WACO reduction The plan ap-
proved today differs from the former
one only I'm that the reduction ls dis
tributed more equitahly among tho
various grades OF workers W. J..
Lynch. OF Granite City. H.. chairman
OF the manufacturers committee. and
John Williams. president OF the Anal
gamated Association. said they were
hopeful the new offer would be 40
copied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
RoSENBLoows DIRECT TAX
LEVY is A SLAP AT OHIO
COUNTY
Senators Know County Is Paying One.
Twelfth Of State Tax, Proving
People Are Not Represented

Editor OF thu Intelligence.
Dear sir-if the following questions
and comment can find space in your
valuable publication. the people OF
Ohio county may be able 10 see more
clearly the seriousness OF the aitua-
ton they are now facing while the
West Virginia legislature is wrestling
with tie revenue problems
Why Is the First district without
representation in the senate
It's true there are two members OF
the senate who wer" sent 10 Charles.
ton by the people OF OHIO. Brooke and
Hancock counties But IL seems
equally true that in the present extra
session OF the legislature they are
representing neither the voters who
elected them nor any other interests
Of the Panhandle counties They can
not help but know that a high direct
state levy is the worst thing that
could be saddled upon the people Of
this district. Yet they are for g.
Does Senator RosenblOom think
that his measure providing for 10
cent levy is for the best interests OF
the people OF Ohio county,
Does Senator N8rahnl1 who r. fight
inE with Senator I.oarunIuurr for the
passage OF this lilI think he o. doing
that whitu Is best Tor the people u his
homo county Of liauruCEH
FeEardlsss 90 what their real Thoughts
are on The matter one thing o. certain
anu That u thnt ffe1 are dpinE thFir
best % railroad me t"rrnhlu1m llll
LnFoiFh aNN .I o. N.F" IInH Ih" Nn'h-
slE.HeN. I-. M.'I- lM' .'nhILE A.n N.tI-
IAtinfff- were NythlnE protest. pro.
L.N. ~ N.t I'N- ''.I- QUIZ Nf 20 a"Nnt
~ 20 VI .A. III. ''' H'N'''ntN' or 'n' poo
'.r ~. .''. 60.
'L
'' . 'I r
- ult,
BAD f4s r...r. .fff rrrra N.I#.-rr h..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

year,. Seven prisoners will be taken
from the county jail either today or
Monday TO serve terms Of from one
year 20 a life term.
Chas. Baker and Glib Ray are 20
serve terms OF not less than FIVE years
and not more than ten years eacn.
The two Wallace boys, from Bellaire,
are to serve terms OF two years each.
John shrimp has a term Of one year
to serve and +. J. Todd. the fOrger.
was given a term OF three years. ana
last Is Al Moore. who is 10 go UP for
life. Moore will likely spend the rest
OF his days there. as the other charges
against him will keep him from ever
getting either a pardon or a parole.
In addition to the above list quite
few are now in Jail serving terms OF
two and three months for violations
OF the Yost law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
GRAPE DISEASES
Was Discussed 20 Meeting % Pan
handle Agriculture CLUB Last
Night "a Bethlehem

A. a wen attended meeting of tho
bethlehem local held last night nm.
der The direction Of tho Pan Handle
Agricultural Club. IN the Bethlehem
school house. The tonic OF Curing
Grape Diseases" was discussed b. Mr
Horace Atwood. senior aEent ~ tho
club. who also spoke on milk tests
made from cows OF that community.
saying that the three COWS owned By
Mr. VI r MONTGOMERY showed 20
have produced the best and Durest
That district Mr. Atwood also spoke
uu fhr feeding ~ Cattle and Their
Products Arrangements we're made
f0 have REGULAR monthly meefIras Of
fHa local .r fNr future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
MEMS MEETING

Rev. W. F. Newton. who has charge
Of the Chapel OF Hope car az Thirty
first street. will appear for the second
time AZ the Y. NJ G a. Sunday meet
ing. Rev. Newton Is a great musician
ana ls known az the singing evan
Belist lie made q most favorable i'm
preston on the men OF the assocla-
ton last Sunday. and they were in
sistent that he return.
The out-the-pike meeting wiz be
held az the Vance Memorial church.
with Mr.. John o. Turk as the speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
Obituary
KincheIoe Funeral

Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at o'clock at the family
home No. 80 Virginia street over the
remains Of the late Remond $, Kinche-
loe who died Thursday afternoon
Rev. Jacob Birmingham will have
charge Of the services and interment
will be In Greenwood cemetery. Mr.
kinchelOe has been well and favor
ably known TO all OF the people OF
Wheeling for the past - years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
Frank FIeminu

More than one hundred men. mem.
beers OF the Painters Union, this city.
braved the driving rainstorm yester.
day afternoon to attend the funeral
Of their dead brother Frank Fleming
The escort formed a. the home on
EOh street and marched 20 front OF
the city hail. where they opened order
and allowed the body TO pass through.
Rev. Samuel Jones had hcarge OF The
services. lntermeut was ia Green
wood cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
PASS ORDINANCE
Measure Prohibiting Boys Under Eiah-
teen Years o. Age From Loafinp IN
Pool Rooms Passed In COMMITTEES

A. a meeting OF the ordinance com
mittee Of council last night. the ordi-
nance relative TO boys loafing IN pool
rooms was passed by the COMMITTEES,
and referred fayorably 20 council.
The ordinance defines the ages that
boys may be allowed In poolrooms,
and play the different games 10 deals
especially with the playing Of pill pool
and orders that in case the owner VIC
latcs this ordinance that his license
shall be revoked The axe limit u
placed a. eighteen years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
Trank d. vannstsr.
snecial DIspalch Ii ID TnteIIiron

ST'0IuI IIspaIch % the IntoIIiFcnceT-
MARIINSBURG. W. Va. March g.
Frank y. Nanmeter. = Prominent farmer
or lscetown. near here died al his home
to-day. as the result Of injuries received
IN fall from hts horse Tuesday. He
vas rendered unconscious by the blow
upon his head and remained In that con-
dttion until he died. He wan a son OF
the late Thomas Tahb Nanmeter Of
berkeley county: aged ~ year, and was
unmarried. He leaves five sister. and
four brothers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

Word has been received here OF the
death Of Frank 9olluer. u kokomo. IND.
lhe deceased vas about 40 years o. ago
ana was e. former resident % fthiH gItr.
having resided here Tor number ~
lt brought here Tor burial lie leave .
wife and family lu -ukDmo besides one
brother fred. Local relatives are Mrs.
Henry Smith and Sister 80 tarmIsf OF
tho North Wheeling hispltai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
HAVE FIRST DISTRICT SENATORS
SOLD OUT TO THE COAL TRUST?

county has 100000 20 spend let us
spend IL az home. where 80 will do most
good.
Later / may discuss this subject fur
Their. OBSERVER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

Thursday Afternoon at the family home.
No. so Twenty-third street. Requiem
hlsh mass will be celebrated a. the 81.
Josoph's cathedral and interment will be
IN Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
coultas
-
Guard


Summary: Field goals-stuart. g.:
FARMER. 2 Noel &: Tone, Boyd :: and
hiusht. = Foul gOals-Stuart 3 and
Boyd. 4. Referee-Hein-
In a preliminary the Macademv club.
Or this city, defeated the Benwood ALI
Nolleslans by the score OF 81 to Il Tn.
game was rough throughout Al tho
emo OF the hrst half Macademy Was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
UNION HIGH SCHOOL
BEATS QUAKER CITY
AND WON OUT as 70 az
Game was Fast and Exciting Through
out-Noel ExcellOd for Union and
BOYD Tor Quaker City.

Union High reaped sweet revenge
from the Quaker City. Ohio. High school
FOR the defeat or last week. BY handing
out tho same does nj BcnwoOd last night
IS TO %. The game was a thriller from
start to finish and az the end OF the FIRST
half the score stood II 10 u In favor
81 Quaker city.
In the second half Union cams back
strong and BY tightening passing ana
clever goal shooting bv Noel took the
lead and kept n TO the fnish.
score.
Union Hish-25. QUAKER Cfty-22
STUART .ss.s.-- ...s-... ......-. Tone
Forward
Illom-Farmer ....... . ...--..... Boyd
Forward
Noel ....-....,.. =. .....-..... knight
Center
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

Joseph T. I've Cant. aEed resident o.
Fourteenth street died yesterday morn.
Ing folgWing short Illness ~ prDu-
wuuIA. Deceased vac born lu Green's
burg. Ind. October 10. TkfT. where 80
resided for a short time fIs had resided
'r this rlC for tho past ssarlI .aHr..
having during that tImr wsrFaH 81 the
centre GLASS unTEr FFa was aH a..
Give member OF tho H1rfLsf church. err-
~ Honor FrT rsrIHrT a. DC III
a NJ and Garfield castle E OF 20 b
Funeral services w.'I DO held fHTH AZ
rrrHuu 20 O'Clock rf the family home
Dol charge Of Rev Tr.rrIrafnHI % ffa
Elraf baptist lrfrrmrrf VIII be f1
Green's GOD cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
MEXICO CITY
tcontinusd from Firut PAr,1

fusing TO accept Carranza fiat money
will be imprisoned.
Beyond saying that conditions
we're worse than they had even been
i'm Mexico City. the various foreign
diplomats, who called at the state de
partment did not discuss the situa-
ton or indicate the attitude OF their
governments. All OF their ministers
az Mexico City have instructions TO
withdraw from the capital AZ their
own discretion. but in the circum-
stances they are DESTROYS OF remain
ing so a. 20 exert what influence thew
can for the relief Of the starving pop-
ulatlon. At the request OF the gov
eminent Of Guatemala the state de-
partment inquired after the safety Of
the Guatemalan minister 10 Mexico
and learned that he was safe
Difficulties Numerous.
The difficulties o. the situation from
The viewpoint or administration Officials
ere numerous General villa and his
forces and the Zopata faction. according
70 OFFICIAL reports. seem 90 be rapidly
gaining ground IN the military cam
palm. but their plane have Tor their oh
Ject az present the Domination n Other
parts of MEXICO. particularly Tamplco
and the northern part Of the country.
T IT, fes'n s s Nsrs ,rus o. Charles
ihry Bryan and a legal adviser IN wash
irFtOu uf General CarranEa. 80 iH Ha.
Iissgd in some quarters may assist tho
ueE0fiatfonH which the state department
has Instituted o. obtain n solution of
affairs at MeHicn city. officials we're
not optimistic, because 90 Carrarra'a re-.
lu7aI heretofore Co heed representations
from the Washington government.
Purpose % Evacuation
VT. TAsI. Trrnu March The rur-
pose ~ General UbrsFon.H contemplated
rrarufinu ~ Mexico tffv BE- 90 launch n
campaign against the villa forces fr the
north. according % persons arriving here
to-day from me interior These paarer
gore from fHr south described conditions
In and about Tho capital as chaotic
Almost HII potable property ~ value
The refugee said. had been cHufiscatsd
hE HhrrTun.r troops NmaIrHu had
broken out nf Eera Crur fhrg aaIf. where
flr water supply had been cur orr
Fruw the same Huurre If wac IearnrT
that large quantities ~ arrHu and arrr1I.
milton hHd been received b. the Car
rama forces which ir raif fH have been
secured from south Hu1 Central Amorf-
can countries hV way rf havana
A report received here to-day STATED
that H7rranr1 troops bod .rf fNa Central
railroad urfwrf1 Ch.rHHrus city anf
TnrrHHn General NIffH vra said 20 ba
Iu fHH vicinity nj Gu1dnIHf1ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

morning nf $3.50 o'clock over fnr rrf#HIrr
OF the fate Sire Anna sweeney who I.aI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31
4;s. Hl"om lntertaills li -I{gHit.iti,I- -f-anchrnn

Che Of tn prsttiest and most
 hofcushly enjoyable 9f the smaller
 ccial affairs Of .ac $ as n was tho luncheon at t;2o o'clock yesterday sfternocn. al the Hot.l Pines, by Mrs
 'ha rls Bloom. oomplm II ary t. the .rlde-eloct, Miss Fannie lIanf and the @9t os town gu SIS to the We'll Han, Tt@Aine.
 There wore sixteen coy IS spread md the siXcourse luncheon was mos delici Us, and served to the acme Of eTf ctiGn. Whit and yellow flowars s,ele used ia lavish Dr0fusion ;n. th& decorations, aDl flowers n1, de th 3Aair Of Miss l'aHf veritable fora bower.
 I'll SC who enjoyed h. fast were Mrs Hanf, Mrs. NO Hanf@ mother of il bride loct, Mrs. l. Veil anl Viz Fannie Veil of Chicago, mother n @ister Of the groom: Mrs. c. Moyse, Mrs. Morris Fischal, Mrs. r I'd f yae and Mrs Wilton Meyse, all of Greenville, Miss: Miss Maurine " issma2 of Mckinney. T xas; /; Mrs. Vi. E. Bloom, Mrs, F. B. Bloom, Mrs. ROY Hanf. Mrs. Harry Hanf, Mrs. simon Rlcom, Miss Ophelia Rhine and Mrs Charles Bloom.
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 .4Euwort,, LfagueTs Nisi
Iuter,a;r Elderly l.Olk.

beautiful custom which is anG& alIv carried out at the FirsI Meth dis church. will be had again today, whel tn msmbers Of the EpWorth leagn will sn rtain Z luncheon the elder lv members Of the church, folloWin the morning service.
 The luncheon will be held in ,,h chapel of the church, ami especial f ffrts are being made to nave all th elderly m mb IS of the church in al tendance. at tha service and at tn rernion and lunchcon which folloWs Tae preparations for the affair ha' b. .en perf ctei in every detail by Ii ycung folk. who take as much de fight in eMaining their elders, 6: do the el5er f k in being So honore4
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Anyone wishing to buy or sell Jefferson county script can o.. /! Chas. Well Supply ca
a.s,,.. .o Yield to Old Aae.

RoYV00 to YIeIo 10 Oto NH0'
 It is a common saying that there are no old people now.a-days. That ID more f,attering than true. There are as many old people now as there ever were. in proportion to the population ixt large, but there arc fewer. perhaps. vho advertise their passing. The old people of today. as a rule. try to be more spruce. more agile. moro de bonair. They psy an attention to ex' ternals which would have been regard "a as indecorols by persona of th1 vane ase : hal1 oaptnsZ aGA
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LOSES LIBERTY. THEN WIFE.
Negre's Evil Ways Land Him In Pris
 on, and Cost Him His Spouse.

The evil ways Of Sam Jones have cost him his liberty &and his wife. seme time ago, Sam was sentenced to five years in prison for second de- gree murder, and to two years for as- ss ut to kill. Yesterday, his wife was granted divorce on the plea that Il husband was a felon. ..5,.5F
 Paul Thcmpscn was granted a divorce from Hannah Thompson on tfe ground of assertion.
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ss' e; s, esz l E::', .s Y

a'ertaiaoena atll cQntina a5,ut -in9ty minut S.
 Ss I'b"rs 0. 5he 5icty hay been ehaarajna rhe pIzy for sam1 tim !. md aee DOW letter rsrfect, in their =eF fal pa1's. Nearly fhe cntire m4m- s-r@hiP 6f the .ocjeJy is i'll inc cast i inc play, which is said 10 bo on f the pfettio@ and most int sting hat has eyer be presented by q High sch ol society
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Sracial Musical Features
 AZ vrjnitr GruGIv School,

Each sunday morning, at Trinity
 Episcopal Sunday school, a SD cia feature is add9d 10 the program which adds greatly to he pleasure oi thesn in attendance Last Sunday Master Paul Canor on favore1 thg |young D cplo with very pretty Eio= l lin solo.
 This mornin@ tho infant class wil' l give chorus, in addition to the re@u liar numbers. All these hines arc Inn st pleasne 9nd nor interest i |beng shown in tn Sunday school az l a result. and h at ndance is r2 Ieo,aing a continued increase.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31
F.oyv gsGur Children
 Eaxn Mn,iANe'oM Party,

fThcre were about 225 children in attendance yesterday afternoon al the story hour at the library, and the assembly hall of the chamber of com mereo was packed and jammed witl
 them. II is doubtful if another hali dezen children could have found en trance into the hall, so weN was l filled with the little folks.
 After the stories had been told, thf children were entertained with som( Halloween stunts, among them
 "ehost drill" with six boys as ghost: ard two girls as witches. The chl!
 dron appeared to be well pleased Witt tto aniouc entertainment given them
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NOTICE. E.

Mrs. Stella E. Ragan has returned from the East, where she procured the latest styles and fashions In dress. and is now located at 1902 South Main street in the watkins Flats, where she will be pleased to serve her many friends. Telephone 2122. 1o-lz-o.
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SEE MRS NELL KIRCHGRABER

for new and up-to-date hat frames,
 and black French velvet. If you
 have a. velvet hat of last winter l can make it look like new. l clean
 aigrettes, birds of paradise, plumes,
 wings, and fancies. Phone 2Oo3 No. 1405 s. Main street. Hours ! to 3 n' m. 2-9-6m
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Psychological Fira

My aunt told me to 50 tell us mAu to make a fire in the Kitchen stove. ~ wa had no Ire in the other part os the house. I did. and few momenHs iatar went to tho Kitchen. Holdino nv hande over tho stove. ! said, " hov nice and warm it ist lt's heos' lng up already" I'll ga v N! M x Meea @ n ,to~s Id and aol s
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ssvuua-.rq3sq HIunmwI emos a i.a ussq s.eH 7uewassa Asu su' g. HI. .'QoyInN 'slN 'sAspsAou a'a'' epnm. os SuI4onl sI pusqsnq 1noA.
 salH qalM pss'ev
A,r,na. p,easant Msmeriss.

Arrange pieasant Msmersee
 It is . witty and . keen saying tngs Apleasant memories must be arranged for in advancs.. The way to have . happy road .to. look back over is s Enake t happy q ono ueveis s.cn.' \ 1x 6oing kindly and loving tninen' and by 1ecogniiang all thA posslDls o1' ! t,es IT ll M ll " a!saeA
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Tennessee Player Fatally Hurt.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 30.-Substi-. tute left half back G. Jared, of the. University of Tennessee football team who took the place of Emory in to- days game and was injured a few minutes later, is barely alive tonight, and little hope is entertained for his recovery.
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New York Campaign Closes.

New york, oct. 30.-New York's campaign for woman suffrage closed tonight in blaze of glory. rousing meetings were held as a climax 10 the hardest fight ever waged for the nallOt
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Musical Coterie Will

N2tHftGin 3hNfHnR. ENt.
 TAe Musical Csterie will give ts' first recital of the s9ason at th' Hote, Pines Thursday evening. NC vsmb.r 9, announcement to that e, fec having been received with 'hucf rleasure and enthusiasm yesterday D. ~7usic lovers Of Pine Bluff.
 splendid program has ben pr raroa fer tho ncoasien. This will D. ap ooan me ing Of the Coter.o an: ant If r1sic lovers Ere cordially 'nFl'er bv inc organization to be in atr-h. < anc.. The recital will stait at S'l' o'cl ok.
 D putty 'Prcsecuting Attorney E' Drockman and Mrs. Brockmah re' trr,, d. yes er7av from New osi. ans ,,s-vo hey ~7rat the'r D hSNeE1at.. p',c--a9e ter,Ecrarily at the Ho' pines.
 roctrrnc10ont nn;il next Se'N1<'"E ,,i<. h saa h@-r 9rnNW7ced Of jhe sun ecrinfion dance which was to nave
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31

The Sesame club will meet at 2:S0 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs Alex RoWell, in West Sixth avenue.
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Pi psi Soaietv Play iyoy4 ErifPr Ntokt

"The Arrowmaker," an Indian play in thre acts, will ho present 1 n2Xt
 |FTi7ay night at o'cl ok, a the !Ii2N kehcoI audit2rium by ho Pi Psi
 $oci2ty of tho Hioh school The
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31

Mrs. F.. F. Houston, Miss Julia Houston, Miss Rosalie Phi'pot. Miss So lie Jarvis and Frank NJ. Roane went to Little Rock yesterday in MT. R0ann's car, to see the circus.
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Farr'nl Announcement of Grns!laln-AHStin Engagement.

Mr. and Mrs. Augustus H. Gresham announce the engagement and ap- proaching marriaga of their daughter Lncy Paarl, to MT. Julius R. Austin the wedding to take place in the late fall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31

Tho Hospital & Benevolent associa- ion will meet at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, With Mrs. Adolph B!uthen- thal. in West Fifth avenue, and full attendance Of the members is being urged.