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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-06

We hereby appoint Herman q. Jordan, OF
Waltham, as agcnt to superintend the ex-
rrection upon the roads in said township No.
9; the sum OF $4,000 OF said assessment TO-
gether with the amounts received from the
In said township as directed by the state
highway commission.
Upon township number nine. south divis-
pairs OF roads In said township a.
provided IN chapter $50 Of the public laws OF
Maine ter the year 1903; and being DESTROYS
the state road ia said township. we hereby
raise and appropriate in addition to said
n nIsSns I g. raised and sPpsrSc-
and bridge. IN me said sown.hp IL. A sum
public laws Of 1918. Said assessments amount
adoliar. Valuation, tli,sAo. %.
Name Of ownsf. acres alton. Tar.
Greedy. b II, Hsmlin,
and CrossmAu,
J : Gordon aoas 1850 20 50
Nash = sewall, SO 1000 10 %
R Mx.s.' c 1.. = 90 10 10
se ss:; sa-.ra l:s s:sss ~
$50 sll,s4o siie %
We hereby appoint Lincoln Q. BrAgdon. Of
Franklin. = agent to superintend the ex-
penditure Of the cum Of sss.lo under our al.
recticn upon the roads In said township No.
.; the sum Of 80 % Of said assessment, to-
Eether With the amounts received ixom Tho
State, II 70 be expended upon the State road
IN said township - directed by the State
highway commission.
4 Upon townahip number ten, western part
We asseas the sam a. eez.2o for the repairs 81
roAds IN said township - provided In chapter
$50 q the public laws Of Maine for the year
1909; and being desiroun Of State Aid for per-
mAnent Improvements Of the state road In
sid townahlp, We hereby raise and Appro-
pirate In addition to said amount regularly
raised and appropriated for the care 0f high,
ways and bridges in said township, the sum 81
e7b0o - provided in chapter $50 Of the public
laws Of 1913. Said aeaessmenta amount IN III
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-06

We hereby 9eseeD upon each ~, -
e s,.s y t tss iiof 81
Of elA6 10, Apd wesdo hereby Cpl ~
n. Campbell, Of Cherry6eld, In "a
Washington. - agent to auperfnl
penditure Of said sum 81 eidS.1
roads In the eastern part Of townsh
10. commencing st stake mKrked
north side Of said roAd and extendi1
west line Of Cherry6eld.
Upon township 10 n, middle dfV
assess the sum Of t1oz.07 for the reI
roads In said township ~ provided In
100 Of the public laws Of Maine for Il
190o; and being desirous Of State aid
permanent improvements Of the State
said township, We hereby raise snd
pirate In addition to said amount e
raised and appropriated for the care o
ways and bridges in said townshl
sum Of 5000 Is provided In chaper II
public laws OF 1918. Said assessments
In AL TO .415l.s7. Rate Of taxation, III
ON Z dollar. Valuation. Ga. sof
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-06

1887 eSs,5e1 $154N
We hereby appoint Herbert 7. Silsby, Of
Aurora rs agent to superintend the expeDdi-
tnre Of the sum Of ei04 81 under our direction
upon the roads In said township No n; the
sum OF 5000 OF said assessment, together
with the amounts received from the State. Il
to be expended upon the State road In said
township ~ directed by the State Highway
Upon township number 10. middle division,
we sssess the sum Of 468.l6 as follows: Rate
Of taxation. two mills on dollar. Valuation
e4l06u.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-06

We hereby assess upon each OF the several
owners named In the foregoing list his re-
spectiye proportion therein set down Of said
sum Of eSe.16. and we do hereby appoint Her
bert T. Silsby Of Aurora in said county Of
Hancock ~ agent to superintend the ex-
penditure Of said sum Of &sS Is upon the roads
In township number twenty-eight.
1t 10 hereby ordered that list OF
Townships and Of the foregoing assessments
thereon be Published in the Ellsworth Ameri
can, paper printed In the county where the
lands lie, three weeks successfully. tho last
publication to be within three months from
the date OF the assessment
Ellsworth. Maine, December 30, 1914.
MsI y $3.50 Z: ALIEN Co; oonr's
II. b. MooR, Hancock Co.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-06

- 49, ntct company ~ DANIEL . In
r.s ss' .si hAy 70 isss. fecorded In volume
e 3. !, fasnehnan'a Bay and Mount Desert
~ and Water Company 70 Eva 3. Cochran,
~ vcsooer =. -, recorded In volume
e Section r. Of Division /.
n rrsnchman's Nay and Mount Desert
sna water Company 70 @. W. Couneys
pss sse Is, Ap'l = -, recorded in volume
q az Il asnnaan,s bay and Mount Dssert
M no u water Company . @. W. Conners.
n \. sarch u, isse. fscorded-in volume ~,
3 :, F,enshnan,s BAY asd Mount pssert
psss I,ec1 o - 49,. recorded - voiume
q q n. fsrsaehmsn's by snd Mount psssrs
SAG 49, y, Jane =. -, recorded in volume
ss.s and !. Frsnehaan.s by aad Mount
c,e.rasnd go Water Company 70 Herbert
ums ~ n 1asso July, !. -. recorded II
Ssiser Bickssli. dsss6 March & q. 10. ~
il n ss sSsa@s 3 81 3 Bsss ~,
u = frsnchmsn's hay and Mount Desert
NJ, ns s Matef Gompany ~ Christopher g.
MI =, asssd A1suet - Ie1a recorded In
sa s.. Fssss6asS's ~ sad Mouas Desert
", dated OeSo6es -. recorded 81
i s,s:: }. i ~ .ad Hoa.s Desert
$ ress ss =, -, seeosdsd + volume
:, Frsnehnan,s ~ ssd Mount Dsssrt
tns sWness Company q SHERMAN =
IL II I 49, ~ arch =. - recorded ~
\ ssesiess Z & pivisio, /.
"a femnsnmA1s Bay ard Monnt Desert
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-06


its pipe lines and water system scross said
AND WHEREAS, since the execution and
delivery to the said surviving trustees, Of
said mortgage. the following described real
estate has been released from unde sthe terms
Of aaid mortgage, 10 wit: All the Premises
described =: released or conveyed In the fol-
.. Sorrento Really Company to Nathan r.
Foster, dated Sc ptember -, 1903, recorded
b. Sorrento Realty Company to Nathan p.
Foster, dated October 80. 1908, recorded In
dated October 50, iSos, recorded in vol. 47a,
d. Sorrento Realty Company to Edward
dew; norrell, dated Noyember Is, 1911, re-
.. Sorrento Realty Company to Katherine
l. Wall and Virginia +: Ateshian. dated
{. Sorrento Realty Company to zachariah
Chafee, dated February 5, 1871. recorded in
vol. ss8, page 10.
dsv Hosrs sssS NS@pssy IT, 70 iss
b. Sorrento Realty Company to Edward
dev. norreli. dated Noyember II, 1912, re-
I. Sorrento Realty Company to Caroline F.
Braytou, dated February %, 1918 recorded In
]. Sorrento Realty Company to Margaret 7.
Jackson, dated august 20, 1918. recorded In
& sosssnso Realty Company e Altha.o,e
Rice. dated October -, 1913, recorded In vol
J. sorrento Realty Company TO Annie r.
Bowman, dated October y. 1913. recorded In
volume SO. page "a.
m. sorrento Realty Company 70 Nettie 9.
Copners. dated November -. lsi2, recorded In
vol. "a, page 40.
q. Sorrento Realty Company to Nathan p.
Foster. dated November ~. 1872 recorded to
., 20 se!s:sso Realty conspssy Z N.sA.p =:
Foster. dated Novtmbsr u, 1911, recorded In
VOL Hts page ~.
AND wHEREAS, the said original mort
gage 10 said surviving trustsgs and the
debt thereby secured WIS., ~ said
snryiyi1s trusteess o. sepee@ per n ~. duly
ment rscorded in vol. ~, paae -: end ~
sstd 4Aesl Hunt slater On July g, 49,, Gully
sssi9npsnt secorded n vol. -, page =. and
BY said PAntber Car Company on Auguet +
iilo, duly assigned 70 the undersigusd. Net
rita 4. obes, ~ assignment recorded In vol.
And WHEREAS. the c6nditioH Of said
mortgage has been and IL now broken, NOW
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-06

and Mount Desert Lnnd and Water Company
e ws q i w ysss ss pas sis s May
~. In Section OF Division \.
Erenchman's Bay and Monnt Desert Land
md Water Lots , sSa 70 ssn Y
y. IL section N Of pivisiona ?.
Lot and z, FreDchman's Bay and Mount
Desert Land and Water Company to Bernard
q. Lewis. dated January 2, 1850, recorded In
volume 25s, page 70.
a. In Section A Of Division 8.
Lota and 2, Frenchman's' Bay and Mount
Stevenson, dated June :, isss, recorded In
Los and Z. FrsSchman's Bay and Mount
Lindquist deed dated June .. lisa. recorded in
W.T. 3 Il A sec shss Fol 81 Divisions
Lots .. 10. i, and II. Frenchman's Bay and
Mount Desert Land and Water Company 70
u In Section 1 81 Disision Q.
Lots and 10, Frepehman's Bay and Mount
". Levi. dated January !. iss0. recorded in
vGisSi i sss i H. fs r. Bay and Mount
W. Lewis. dated January .. isse, recorded IN
II. Is ssction y u Division :.
Desert LAID and Water Company % 7; p.
Buikiey, dated August -. leee, recorded In
volume ~, page Is.
g II section Of Division Z.
Lots 1, and Z, Freuchmnn'e Bay and Mount
Deeere Lard and Water Company 70 LeonorA
3. Lewis. deed dated January 2. iss, recorded
= q so'q e ss ~ ssfEs 4 III Dsvisioa4
Lot :, Rrenchmsn's Bay snd Mount Desert
Land and water Company 70 q. p Pcrtess
dated 6eptember 10, issb, recorded In volume
nj pare -. -.
Lots i 10 inclusive, Frenchmen's Bay
and Mount Desert Land and Water Company
- Kenneth Il. lewis, dated January ,, leees
recorded In volume ~, page All.
g. IN Section g Of pivisi0n Z.
Lots ana 10, Frenchman's Bay and Mount
Desert Land and Water Company 70 Edison
Lewis, dated January ., lsepp recorded IN VOL
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
PERSONALS.

Reese N. Burks is quite ill at his
home IN Pine Street.
Ben Fsinberg and son Harry spent
yesterday at Little Rock.
Mayor Simon Bloom went to Lit
tie Rock yesterday on business.
w. c. tMcBryde, who has been very
Ill this past two weeks, was not SO
we'll yesterday.
Edwin Stewart, division freight
agent of the Cotton Belt at Little
Rock, was here yesterday.
w. A. Branson left yesterday for
Little Rock, where his son, Floyd
Branson, is reported critically i'll at
ST. Vincent's infirmary.
Milton Hancock, 14-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Hancock, was do
ing we'll last night, after submitting
to minor operation yesterday fore
noon.
Mo Levine, who was stricken iii
Monday, was much better yesterday
Charles Sylvester has suffered the
temporary loss OF his voice by paraly-
sis of the vocal cords, the stroke
being experienced Sunday. He is ex-
pected to recover within a short time
G. A. Cofer of Montgomery, Ala,
spent several hours in Pine Bluff
yesterday, between trains, after tran
sacting business in this section rela-
tive 70 some farm lands in which he
is interested.
Isaac Allen, cashier for the West
ern Union here, left early this morn
ing for his old home, near Eagle
Mills, in response toa message ap-
prising him of the critical illness of
his mother, 81 years of age.
Judge A. B. Grace expects to leave
today for New orleans, w.hsnce he
will travel by steamship to New
York, where he will visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles S. McCuen. Judge
Grace will also visit Niagara Falls
fore he returns home in about a
month.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
COMMANDER BROWN or
K. 0. 7. N. HERE TODAY
Officers Of Pine Bluff Tent Will BE
Indicted Into Stations This
Eyening.

W. j. Brown OF Clarendon, state
comma nder of the knights and
Ladies of the Maccabees, will be the
guest of honor tonight, at an open
injecting of the local lodge of the
order.
Arrange ments have been made fol
ahe entertainment OF large humble,
OF the members and friends of tn.
organization, and an interesting pro-
gram has been prepared. There will
be installation of the recently elect
Cd officers. and State Commander
Brown will b? in charge of the exer-
|cises.
The following program will be car.
ried out:
Music by Pine Bluff High schoo
orchestra.
Introduction OF State Commander
w. j. Brown.
Installation of Past Commander
Commander, Lieutenant Commander
and Record Keeper.
Vocal solo, Miss Myrtis Sage.
Installation of Chaplain, Physician,
Sergeant and Master at Arms.
Violin solo, Miss Leah Levine.
Installation of first and second
guards, Sentinela nd Picket.
Address by State Commander
Brown.
Reading. Miss Pearl Burks.
Music by Pine Bluff High school
orchestra.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
What WOULD Christ
DO ABOUT this BOY?

Teddy is his name, and he's eight
years of age.
A bright, affectionata, well-behaved
little fellow, his lot has been hard
one. Maybe that's why he seems so
appreciatiye of kindness.
An orphan, homeless, he's in the
care of the Associated Charities, and
Miss Julia Hous on is hopeful that
some kind couple without child OF
their own will feel prompted to take
him in, giva him home and let him
help make the place of abode a real
home.
Remember the Christ, it could be
urged, and stifle not a good impulse.
If heart and conscience prompt you
to heed appeal in behalf of the waif,
hesitate not Telephone the Charities
now that you want to know more
about the lad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01

Miss adele Hudson, Miss Anna Blu
chanan of Hot Springs, Miss May
Benson of Camden and Miss Leyl
Cross of Pine Bluff are members Of
house party at the home OF Mrs. +. u.
Braoy at Little Rock.
Mrs. ]. M. Barrett of Sheriff. who
went to Mineral Wells, Texas, for
the benefit of her health, is reported
to be improving rapidly. She is ex-
pected to return to her home about
July 10.
Mrs. c. J. Spencer of New York,
who has been visiting her motaer,
Mrs. A. H. d. Perkins. is planning to
leave. Saturday for Memphis. for a
visit. She will be accompanied by
Mrs. Perkins and by Miss Elizabeth
Perkins
Miss Frances Cross, Miss Anna Mae
Wilson, Miss Bessie Merle Wells, lit
tie Miss Katherine Wells, Fulton
Murphy and MT. and Mrs. George NJ.
Wells returned yesterday from a
camping party on the Saline river
near Poole. Others who were in the
party returned Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Katherine Murphy left yes
for an GXte nded "trip to the far west.
She expects to join party OF the Pi
Beta Phi sorority at Kansas City and
at Denver they will be joined by other
members of TIE same sorority. They
will go to the national Pi Be.a Phi
convention at 'BerkLy, Cal, after
wards visiting points in Southern
California, taking in Yosemite Valley.
Later they will visit the San Fran
cisco exposition and Miss Murphy
will visit friends al Portland, Ore,
before returning home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
CHAUTATQUA PROGRAM.
Series to be Given Under Auspices Of
Lakeside Church Young Ladies.

Plans have been virtually complet-
ed for series of chauta uqua pro-
grams to be given at the High school
auditorium by the Young Ladies cir
Gle of the Lakeside Methodist church,
this. evenings of July II, IS, IA and
10.
The opening day will be devoted to
music; the second day will be featur-
ed by lecture on Love, Courtship
and. Marriage by Rev. Philip Cone
Fletcher of Texarkana; the third
evening will be devoted to readings
by Miss Vashti King and Miss Eddie
King; and the fourth day will have
as its principal number lecture,
"Jack and the Bean Stalk" by Rev.
Marion Nelson Waldrip of the Lake
side Methodist church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
Sunday School Children
EniOy Old. Fine Picnic

The children Of the primary de-
pa TRENT of the Sunday school of the
iFawley Memorial church enjoyed a
delightful picnic yesterday in grove
near the church. The children were
IN charge of Miss Lucy Graves, Miss
Willardss Pointer, Miss Rosa Pointer,
Miss Ida Mae Wilson and Mrs. J. r..
Finch. Games Of all sorts were en-
jOyeu. and delicious luncheon was
served.
Those, present were Beatrice Boyd,
Helen and Harold Boyco, Lillian and
Julia Dedman, G. T. and Rex Finch,
Edith Howard, Lille and Howard
Luton, Cleo and Allen Neal, Alice
league, Virgil and Olin Taylor,
Barnes and Elizabeth Flournoy, Wal
ter Penney, Newell Wallace, Dorothy
Wright, Mable Wilson.
Beech Street Mission
Holds Pleasant Picnic.
About 125 children from all the
classes of the Sunday school of the
Beech street Baptist mission enjoyed
delightful picnic at Doris park yes
terday. The children were taken to
the park in automobiles, which made
several trips to handle the crowd.
The youngsters went out at $3.50 and
returned to the city at $50 in the aft
ernoon. ~StV
The day was pleasantly spent in
games and pastimes Of all sorts, and
the basket dinner was greatly enjoy
! ed. The affair was in charge of Mrs.
Gannaway, Mrs. T. l.. Mosely, Mrs. T..
G. White and Mrs. Sam Craig.
Miss Sarah Banks of Fordyce Is the
guest OF Miss Mamie Farrar.
Mrs. r. Il. Spillmsn is visiting rela-
qtives ard friends at Paragould.
Mrs j. A. Allen is quite i'll at the
'hcme Of her brother, j. Fl. Shelby.
The Wocia en- Circle will NEST at
3 o'clock this afternoon at K. Of P.
hall.
Miss Goldie Hestand is visiting Mrs
j. f. Young in Little Rock for a few
days.
Mrs. George Rice and children
dave gone to Dumas for several
we ks visit.
Miss Irene Wilcox has gone to
Stuttgart and Almyra, to spend sew
eral days with friends.
4-.
Miss Bertie Thomas returned yes
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
FORTUNE FAVORS
PRODUCERS Pine
BLUFF MOVIES
Scenes at Bridge Realistic
and Show Big Dredge Co.
ing Under Lift.

The last of the photographing will
be done today, of the film-drama "1n
the Shadow of the Pines,' and the
completed pictures are to be thrown
on the screen at the Orpheo next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, a
weeks work being required to COM
plete the developing and printing OF
the pictures.
Yesterday a number of scenes were
photographed, these including The
thrilling features, the crux of the en-
tire play. Today, scenes will be
photographed showing the hero and
heroine lunching at the Riverside
Cafe; the ambulance scene, after the
here is wounded scenes of the sani-
tariun; scenes on a CO. ton planta-
ton nsar Noble Lake, where the
heroine explains to the Northern
hero the history Of cotton and the
manner of it's growth and harvesting;
and the scenes of the home demon
stra;ion work at the high school,
BUS, Day Yesterday.
It was busy day yesterday, not
only for the photographers, but for
the members Of the cast. A scene at
the Citizens bank, an interior view,
showing the hero and heroine being
formally introduced, with M E.
Bloom, cashier of the bank, doing the
honors, was photographed yesterday
forenoon, following which scene
was taken at the Jefferson Hotel,
where the hero arrived, registered
and was shown to room.
During the afternoon, the trip to
the free bridge was made First, a
serie; of photographs was taken
showing the steamer Lightwood leav-
ing her wharf heavily loaded with
freight and passengers, among these
latter being members of the cast of
the film-drama. At the bridge, pho
tcgraphs were taken of the villain
and heroine, On the bridge, her re-
fusal of his proposal OF marriage, his
leap into the river below, his rescue
by the hero in a motorboat, with the
government dredgeboat Taber s;teAm-
ing by. Later. the fairy scene. was
taken, there being sixty or more chill
dren participating in this. The lit
tie folks were all appropriately cos
tuned, and each wore garlands OF
flowers. They Were driven to the
Gun club grounds in auton obiles, and
there were many ladies with them
SO that there was big crowd pres
ent when the pictures We're taken
Frank Bloom took the part of the old
trapper, and the vision scenes will
make beautiful series of pictures
especially as there is view of Pine
Bluff in tue distance.
Great Scenes Enacted.
eve really had some very lively
scenes at the bridge" said Producer
Wilson last night. "The engine of
the motorboat quit working at a most
incpportune-or perhaps 1t was OPP
pcrtune-moment, and we had a little
real excitement for while, the hero
'rying to pull the villain out of the
water while the boat was driftln:
down stream. The passing of the
dredgeboat with the lift raised on
the bridge, added to the realism OF
the pictures.
"If the weather is favorable today,
we ought to complete all the pho
tographing. Then we can develop
and print them, and in week they
will be ready for the screen. We have
about 1900 feet already finished.
about 800 feet more developed, and
will have not less than 1000 feet in
all, to tell the story
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
Reduce Width Of Road.

With Chairman b. G.. Bailey pre-
siding, commissioner of the warren
road district yesterday decided to re-
duce the width of the road from 20
feet to IL feet, because of the small
acreage in the district, which is No.
s. Bids will be opened July 10 for
the issue of $4,000 of twsnty-year 6
per cent. bonds. Pinchback Taylor,
secretary of the commission, will re-
ceive the bids.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
$ . Z 1 = TY

tei'day from Little Rock VIII re she
has been visiting friends.
Mrs. E. Baughman left yesterday
for Taylorsville, Ind, to spend the
summer with relatives.
-
Mss Margaret Ramsey of Camden
is here for visit with Mrs. Sam
Knox and other friends.
Miss Flora 'Parnell and Miss Myrtle
Parnsll have gone to Little Rock to
visit Miss Ella Carter.
Mrs. J. H. Jordan went to Mem
phis yeste rday to spend fortnight
with relatives and fri nds.
Mrs. Homer Wells is at home again,
after spending a fortnight at Kansas
CITY with relatives and friends.
Miss Lucy Wright, who has been
visiting Mrs. G. e. Owens, Left yes
terday for her home at Stuttgart.
-T-
ANAoo LNo6e'S MSLAIAiS oIO Miss
Gladys McEntire left yesterday for
Traswood for a visit with friends.
Mrs. w. S. Hackett and daughte rs,
Doris and Elizabeth, have gone TO
l.ivermore, KY, to spend the summer.
Mrs. F. II. Warmer is at home
again, after quite lengthy visit to
Jackson. Mich, and points in Canada
Miss Genevieve Graham leaves to-
day for Carmi, I'll, where she will
spend the summer visiting with rela-
tives.
Miss Frances Swim of Memphis,
Tenn, is visiting her brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Swim, in
Cherry street.
Mrs. Fl. X. Calvert, who was
recently operated upon for appendi-
citis at San Antonio, Texas, is con-
tinuing to improve.
Miss Nina Barnes. Miss Urchie
Cclclasure and Clifford Barnes left
yesterday to spend a month at Wynne
end Memphis.
Little Miss Helen Dante, who has
been the guest of Mrs. William
Rosenzweig, returned yesterday to
her home at Dumas.
.--&--
Mrs. ALI Warmer and children
left yesterday for Little Rock, to be.
with Mrs. WARMERS brother, Adolph
Ill ng, who is quite i'll.
--@-
Miss Willeine Alexander and Mss
Henrietta Adams returned yesterday
from delightful visit with Miss
Roma Key. young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Key at Ellerson.
Mrs. Robert Howard Hill of Waco.
Texas. who is popular in literary and
club circles in Texas, and who has
only recently returned from a "trip
abrosd. is the guest of Mrs. w. III.
Fox.
Mrs j.. B. Luck was Removed tol
her home yesterday from the Davis
hospital, where she recently under
went an operation for appendicitis.
She is showing rapid progress toward
recovery
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
MIDSUMMER MILLINERY

II you are planning a summer trip
give us your order for good looking
travelling hat, and if you need a
dainty summer hat to wear with
lingerie dresses, we know how to
please you. Call at 1405 South Main
or telephone 2O53. Mrs. Nell klrcn-
graber, hours / to p. m. u
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
Mrs. Mamie Wingfield.

Emerson, June 3O.-Mrs. Mamie
Wingfield died suddenly at her home
at the age of 90 years. She is sur
vived by her husband, ]. M. Wingleld.
manager of the Emerson Mercantile
company; and six children, w. Il. and
w. G. Wingfield and Mrs. Mullen, Mrs.
Isaiah Warren and Miss Beulah Wing
field Of this place. and Mrs. Lisxie
Hollan of Little Rock. #
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
u. s. Submarine Saved.

San Francisco. June 3C.-The Unit
ed States submarine H-3 was pulled
9ff the rocks at Point Spur, 20 miles
from Monterey, at high tide at 4
o'clock this afternoon by the United
States submarine tender Cheyenne,
and Is now on til way to this port.
The crew are al sateA II Ii believed
The vessel e rpt eeri 1alx damaged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01
Red River Still Rising.

Lewisville, June 30.-The Red river
was still rising tonight, and a large
section of country was again under
water. The guage at Garland City
shows stage of 24.6 feet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-01

AT cost, one rubber tired surrey.
and one steel-tired surrey. Call 1872.