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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-10
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Miss Fannie Bloom. bride-elect."-- Little Rock Gazette.
 Mrs. J. Milford Droyfus entertained yesterday afternoon al matinee party at the Best theatre in honor of Mss Marine Woissmann of McKin- ney. Texas, Mrs M. Fischol and Mrs. Milton Moyso Of Grecnyille, Miss. and their hostossos A delicious luncheon was enjoyed after the mati- nee.
 Mrs. F. L. Burbank leaves today for Memphis, for visit with her parents the next fortnight
 Mrs. C. NJ. Tillman has returned to her home at Fordyce, after a visit here With her daughter, Mrs R. L. Hamilton.
 Mr, and Mrs. J. ". Iellums Of Grady spent yesterday in Pine Bluff.
 Miss Jean Tanner has returned to her hCme at Helena. after a short visit here with Miss Kathleen Col Her.
 MT. and Mrs. Pitts Jarvis and 'ahv are here from Scott for Q visit wiih their parents, NIT. and Mrs. Floyd A. Jarvis.
 Mrs. Gus Waterman returned yes terdav to her home at Dumas after 2 visit with Mrs. E. Gottlicb.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haycock, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Huntington, MT. and Mrs. A. l.. Rafferty and John w.. Reap left yesterday for Big Bayou Meto, for a camping trip to last i week or so.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-10

Ask our drivers about launder- ing you rag rugs. any size, Amer ican Excelsior Laundry Co.,, phone 146. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-10
Dung Ladies' Club
 .,, for I(SzaXr.

XAIS lOI DGAhAf'
 |The Young Ladies club of tho rst Presbyterian church met Mon- N afternoon with Mrs. H. G. His- nbotham. and spent the afternoon bnning for their bazaar, to be hetd 2cember 10 with Mrs. Lewis al the me of Mrs. K. E. Taylor. 420 West fth avenue. Dressed dolls, mas- table. a parcels post sale and her features will be introduced. $ Elmer Richard was made tae bbs representative to the Associ- [d Charities. Delicious refresh nts were served during the after bn.
 Hiss Austire Brooks of Kentucky Miss Fife Jordan of Little Rock the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. M. haher.
 he Woman's auxiliary of the ng M.n's Christian association meet. at the parlors of the as ation building this afternoon at 3 eck.
 rs. George Hall and MT. and Mrs. Gannt. Of Pine Bluff, are visit their relatives, MT. and Mrs. R. T. hgblood, of 1918 Wood str ct. he Texark nian.
 rs L. Owen r-urned this morn from several weeks visit to daughter in Pine Bluff-Ho; hgs New Era.
 and Mrs w. A. Jackson left
 on visit to Pine Bluff and
 Rock.-Camd Il Beacon-H raid. ladies of the Carr Memorial rh will meet at 2:30 o'clock this neon with Mrs. w. R. Barrick- 1904 East Sixth avenue, for the pse of discussing plans for their coming bazaar.
 Parliamentary Study class will at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, parlors of the Hotel Pines, gular session.
 Sarah Langston of 403 East Id avenue will leave in a few for, Fl Paso. Texas, to spend inter with her brother, Charles ton.
 Bluff friends will be pleased nterested in the following for nnouncement from the Argenta \ Of the Little Rock Gazette of ay: Y m, to Mir. and Mrs. John F. Fkl, 1910 Maple street, yesterday hg, son."
 marriage of Miss Fannie
 and William Jacobi of Chi
 VIII take place Monday, Novem
 Miss Fife Jordan
 lslt Mrs. M. Danaher at Pine
 ms week. * Miss Lucille
 erheld will entertain at bridge
 Pay afternoon, November 25, in |, or Miss Gradys Frauenthai,
 lect, and members of the
 rauenthal bridal party, and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-10

Miss Fannie Bloom. bride-clect." V Little Rock Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-10
Design by May Manton.

OeSIgU Uy C1dy 31ek1100s 8Scs (WiIt Pe.fo1ated Blasting Line aud Added Sec,m Auoayance) Single-Breastcd Coat for Misses and Small Women,
 I6 and I8 years. s628 Two or Three-Piece Skirt for Misses and Small Women, I6 and IS years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-10

E Bluff friends will be pleased pterested in the following for announcement from the Argenta ID of the Little Rock Gazette of hy:
 fn, to Mir. and Mrs. John F.
 XXI, l91O Maple street, yesterday hg, a son."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-10

Mrs. F. L. Burbank leaves today for Memphis, for visit with her parents tie next fortnight
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-10

he Woman's auxiliary of inc Ing N.n's Christian association meet. at the parlors of the as tation building this afternoon at 3
 6ck
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-10

|rs. George Hall and MT. and Mrs.
 \. Gannt. Of IPine Bluff, are visit their relatives, MT. and Mrs. R. T.
 hgblood. of 1918 Wood str ct. hs TeXark nian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-10

f;ss Austire Brooks of Kentucky Miss Fife Jordan of Little Rock
 the guests of MT. and Mrs. M haher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
PARTNERSHIP
NOT PROVEN
CIRCUIT COURT JURY RETURNS
VERDICT AGAINST HENRY
OTTO.
Well Known Butcher Brought Suit
Against Boarding House Matron
Case Tried Yesterday.

Failing 20 prove that a partnership
In a boarding house existed between
Mrs p. NJ Nicholson. and Mrs w. a.
Nicoll. the jury in Part One OF the
Circuit court refused TO return iudg
ment for Henry Ouo. meat dealer MIR .
Otto brought suit for the sum OF
Sis4.7f for money which he alleged
due for meat. that had been delivered
to a boarding house at Cecil Place.
The plaintiff vas represented by
Attorney ID A Mckee. and an effort
was made 10 prove by other dealers
that a partnership existed between
Mrs. Nicholson. and Mrs. Nicoll.
This plaintiff failed to do. Mrs
Nicholson was represented by Attor-
ney J u. Handlan He made a mo-
ton that the ease as involved Mrs
Nicholl be Discussed. the court up
holding this motion
Mr. Otto alleged IN hls complaint
that he had been delivering meat 10
the boarding house. and that he nad
been told by Mrs Nicou 10 submit
bills either 20 her, or her sister. AIRS.
Nicholson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
FRIENDS ARE OUT
FOR PROHIBITION
ADOPT EMPHATIC RESOLUTIONS
AT ANNUAL MEETING
YESTERDAY.
Also Declare For Peace and Appoint
Another Committee TO Work for
it-Session Adjourned.

Resolutions denouncing the liquor
traffic and urging the ratification OF
a constitutional amendment for pro
hibition in Ohio were adopted by the
Ohio Yearly Meeting OF Friends. just
before adjournment was taken. yester-
day afternoon. The meeting. which
was largely attended. opened Satur>
day, and was held in the saltwater
meeting house. near Gainesville. ..
Much business was transacted. The
Friends always have favored peace.
In view of the present European con-
flict and the possibilities of war IN
this country. committee. headed ny
Abel Walker of Flushing. o.. was APP
pointed. to see what can be done TO
establish and maintain peace. Former
committees have called upon Presi-
dent Wilson and former Secretary OF
State Bryan when the latter was ye.
In office. and urged that strict neu-
trality be maintained by the United
States The committee appointed at
the meeting which adjourned yester-
day. is to follow up the work of pre-
vious committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
Patterson Elected cIerk.

Carl Patterson. of Chester Hill. was
elected clerk, succeeding Jonathan
Binns. of Adena. o.. who retired from
the clerkship after several years SER
vice. w. w. Hall. OF Damascus. o..
was re-appointed assistant clerk.
The Friends always have been op-
posed TO the liquor traffic. but the
resolutions adopted yesterday are said
10 have been the first ever approved
by them. The resolutions follow:
We wish TO call the attention Of
citizens of Ohio to the momentous
issue that IL TO be decided at the
coming autumn election.
There will be constitutional
amendment submitted to the voters
for the prohibition OF the liquor traf-
nc, that will give US the opportunity
to cast our vote against this great
est evil OF our state and nation.
BY the united efforts of the Chris
tan citizenship and those who love
their home and country. we believe
the liquor business can be banished
from our state.
1T is not only the privilege but the
duty OF the voters OF Ohio TO 10 TO
the polls and register their conyic-
lions, against this Goliath OF evil.
1T is not enough for US to vote on
this issue only. hut we should en-
deavor to convince others of their
duty and urge them to perform IL.
The Society of Friends holds ana
always has held that any abit or
practice that is a cause OF injury TO
the person practicing IL or anyone
else. Is deserving of condemnation.
Issued by Ohio Yearly Meeting OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
Friends. held Ninth Month. 18th. 1915.
Near GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
CARL PATTERSON.
ELIZA II. MGREW.
Clerks.
WILL CONTINUE
Fairgrounds Will Not be Abandoned
at Close Of Present Season
Plans for Next Year.

The report Of the proceedings OF
the Wheeling Playground Association
directors. at Wednesdays meeting.
appearing in yesterdays Inteiligencer.
was misleading in that II stated the
Fairgrounds OF the city would be DIS
continued November 1. according TO
Recreation Manager w. Francis Hyde.
The directors decided TO discontinue
social center work. which has been
carried on in some of the city's
schools for the last two winters. under
the auspices of the association.
IL was emphatically stated that the
association has not been disbanded.
Plans are being made for conducting
playground work next year. Mr. Hyde
said
Mr.. Hyde's contract with the asso-
citation terminates November l. Owing
to the fact that social center work
will not be conducted this winter. and
there Is. therefore. no longer need
for his services at this time. the con-
tract was not renewed. Mr.. Hyde
was highly commended by the direc-
tors upon his excellent work OF the
past season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
ETTINGER DENIES
Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. IS. 1915.

Wheeling. W Va. Sept. is. 1915.
To the Editor - the Inteiiigencer
Dear Sir note In your issue OF the
18th. on page FIVE. under large head.
lines. an article purporting TO state
the facts OF what occurred in Criminal
Court. bearing directly upon myself
i am inclined 20 think that the state
ment does me a gross injustice. and T
feel that IN this 7 am borne out By all
those who were present In court al
the time OF the occurrence referred 20
In your article.
What did happen was this. Mr.. 8.
o. Boyce appeared before Honorable
Alan H Robinson. judge Of the Crimi-
raj Court. 10 move that a client OF
bis BY the name 81 Tony Cerra be- ad-
miited TO bond. and that the bond 20
b. fixed BY the court BE- reasonable.
~ a part u HE argument Mr.. BOyce
I'm effect stated that he had learned
from an investigator OF the Prosecu-
ung Attorney that there was nothing
% The charge against Cerra. and that
the bond fixed on that account should
Be very nominal A. this point Mr.,
O.Brien. asking permission 10 Interrupt
Mr.. Boyce. made some very caustic
and proper remarks. providing the
statement from NJ Royce were true
and correct Ia other words. bad 7.
after WORKING for the county. Riven
Information concerning my investlga-
ton 10 attorneys representing the DE-.
PENDANTS. ]. unquestionably. would be-
guilty % the ErOssest misconduct
Mr Royce readily saw that he had
unintentionaiiy mlsTated what inf0r.
nation gave him. and promptly called
The courts attention % it Where.
upon Mr. OBrien immediately rald
hat 10 was clad that Mr Boyce had
corrected himself a. the prosecutinE
Attorney and himself had the highest
aonndcnce IN Mr. FftinRer for the rea.
Son fhat the work which he had done
m securing the evidence AGAINST AL.
legged BLACK Flanders was 81 the high.
eaf order
Ny statement 10 Mr. Hoyco wa not
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wEsTMYER TO oFFlolArE.
VIII Represent A. a. a. Board A ese.
Nests In clarSsbvrs and
Fairmont

T. A. Westmyer. among the most
prominent auto dealers 10 the city ana
who has always taken an active in
terest Do meetings pertaining 90 the
auto business. left last evening Tor
MorgantoWn 20 represent the Pr A.
Westmyer Auto Supply company In a
Track meet AZ that place to-day From
there he viii 20 10 Falrmont 10 repre-.
sent The board az a similar meeting.
The meets are under the Fupcrvi.
sion ~ the Pennsylvania Automobile
racing committee. which took part IN
hiil climbing contests recently In That
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
HUNTERS REPORT
FEW SQUIRRELS
Fo7ry-FouR NImRoos SECURE L.
cENses IN FACE OF DIS
coURAclNc NEWS.
First Day Of Hunting Season Taken
Advantage Of BY Numerous Gun
ners-Habit Spreading.

Early yesterday morning. from all
parts OF the State could be heard the
pop OF shotguns. indicating that the
squirrels were being given a warm
reception. But 10. other reports were
10 the eject that the squirrels were
not TO be found. and that the shooting
was Just TO deceive the nearby public
and TO lead others to try.
II evidently had the proper effect.
Tor County Clerk ]. II. Wells issued a
total OF a. licenses Yesterday. al resi-
cent county and Statewide.
The following Is the list of aspiring
hunters who received licenses:
Resident County.
]. r. Dyson. Wheeling: Irwin Ronhs-
ley. Elm Grove. Chester Cunningham.
Warwood. W. T. Marshall. Elm Grove:
Alvin Calvert. Triadelphia: Joseph
Schreck. Elm Grove: Wendlyn Schlag.
Edgdale: Joseph Weiskercher. Park
View. Ambrose Becker. Edgwood:
Harry w. Smith. Elm Grove: William
G. Mayer. Edgwood: John L. Kingdom.
Elm Grove. J. l.. whitley. Ohio coun-
ty. sherman Palladium. Elm Grove:
Louis @. Dimmey. woodsdale: Evelyn
Gray. Short Creek: Elvira Hitchcock.
Wheeling; n. A. McGmmphy. Elm
Grove: Guy White. Park View: 4. ID.
Long. Warwood r. A. Delaney. no
ney's Point: Henry ]. Hornbrook.
Wheeling; Clarence Francis. Wheel
Ing: Paul Blayney, Roney's Point;
Ross Blayney. Roney's Point; William
Reiner. Jr.. Wheeling: Woods Blayney.
Roney's Point: n. l.. Morrison. Valley
Grove. Clarence Ridgelev. Roney' s
Point: r. u. Hohliizell. Elm Grove I:
Russell Jones. Elm Grove; n. ID.
Whitecotton. Wheeling: Frank Creig-
ton. Ohio county; {. o. Johns. Wheel
ing: Vincent Steger. Wheeling: r. o.
fillmore. Wheeling: Thomas Drum,
Greggsville: James X. Ronhsley. Elm
Grove; James J. Dolan. Triadelphia;
Grover. Helfenbine. Roney's Point /:
Edward A. Brooks. WarwOod
Statewide.
p. T. Dowler. Warwood: p. II. Horn
brook. Wheeling; J. y. Dowler. Wheel
ing.
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that the State had no case against the
defendant Cerra. or that the defendant
Cerra was not a Black Handler. He
asked me what he amount Of the bond
in his matter should be. saying 20
me that another alleged Black Handler.
Angeloni Tallarito had been admitted
TO bond in the sum Of twenty-five hun
dred dollars stated to Mr.. Boyce
that so far az my information went.
there were more serious charges
against Tallarito than against Cerra
but that ! could give him no informa-
ton concerning the matter for the rea-
son that my services were performed
IN behalf OF the State. and only With
the State authorities could I speak
concerning the same This Mr.. BOyce
openly admitted IN court. stating that
he regretted that he had used words
that were misunderstood.
7 think that there can be no aues-
ton but that the relations between
myself and the Prosecuting Attorneys
once are most pleasant and agreeable
TO an concerned. Had been guilty Of
any improper conduct. such az might
BE- inferred. Il would be the height Of
propriety 10 summarily punish me
therefor
]. therefore. can have no criticism
20 oner except a. 10 the statement ap.
pearinE IN your paper OF the 10Th
Inst. purporting TO give what oc.
CURED. and which does 70 incorrect.
" That no injustice be done me. Z
trust that you will give AZ much pub.
licity 20 this card from me az you
have 20 tho article referred 20
. have been ENGAGED IN secret serv-
ice work for seventeen years. working
under CHIEF Wieike for the United
States government. and under the last
two District Attorneys for the state of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
CIRCUIT COURT
Appeal 20 be Tried Before Judoe
Addlemar. This Mo-ninq. and
Judge Hcrvey VIII be IN
Chambers

IN Part one Of the Circuit court
this morning. judge hddieman VIII
hear the appeal matter Of the Whit
ney Check DuplicatIna company vr
stephen n Dawson This action in.
wolves on alleged breach of contract
and in The squirea court JUDGMENT
was awarded against the defendant.
a we'll known restaurant man
judge n q Hcrvcy will have
number of chamber matters before
him both to dav and tomorrow Iua
regular jury trials viii nor start Tor
some weeks yet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
POSTPONES TRIAL
Alber, Neeiv vas Not Arraigned Last
Might O. Charge Of Conducting
Alleges speskeasy.

Tho trial OF Albert Nicely. taken n
a raid on the Nncly hotel on Water
street. was srain postponed last even.
ing Neely o. CHARGED with running
a spcakeasy. and Was arrested BY
Deputy Prohibition Commissioner
Bert =. Phillips. "Wednesday. The trial
VII likely Do he'd this afternoon at
O'Clock before Squire Hughes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
BOYS BRIGADE
Rally That Was TO Have Been Held
10 Postponed Until September "a.
In Thomson, Church.

The meeting. which Il was an.
nounced some time ago would be- held
at the Martins Ferry play grounds
Friday evening. September IL bas
been postponed. and will be held al
the thomson church. on the Island.
september "a. All the boys in Wheel
ing. Elm Grove. Martins Ferry ana
beilaire VIII attend this meeting Thoy
VIII appear In uniform. but withou,
guns.
The main features Of the evening
VIII be addresses by some Of the on.
GERS relative 10 the Boys Brigade Na.
tional convention. 10 b. held In Pitts.
burgh on October /. 2 and 3 Refrasb
ments will BE- served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
WAVES HEARING
Local Firm Charged Win Violating
Meat Inspection Law. Give Bond
for Next Court Session

~ a preliminary hearing yesterday
afternoon before Commissioner Geo
r Boyd the local firm Of y. Bach
mans Sons company. arralrncd on n
charge Of violating the federal meat
inspection law. waived the hearing
and gavt bond for the next term OF
court
The cnargo was made by Dr g. %.
Trone. Of the local office Of United
States Animal Industry % o. alleged
that the defendants shipped 300.
pound can of lard to Dllonvalo. ono.
without having BE- first Inspected By
The government authoritiof
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17

New York Anything concerning my
record as an investigator. or my char.
acter. can be secured from them.
Respectfully yours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-17
Stamped TOWeI Sale

HE NEEDEWOR STORE
women deightn embrodeng crocheng
and 69c that Soc &c. 9c and CSC All
Cloths Sc, 10c and they
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Statewide.

p. T. Dowler. warwood: p. H. Horn
brook. Wheeling; J. y. Dowler. Wheel
ing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-10

In the high hurdles Littlefield OF
Texas University was easy first, with
Everett and Buchanan OF a. and NJ
for second and third. Hodges OF Uni
versity set a new record in the half
mile at 1908 S-5.
In the shotput Haines OF A. and NJ,
was first with a good lead. He broke
the State record in the event with II
feet and made Al feet 1.2 inches
later for a record.
A. and NJ. failed to qualify in the
hammer throw. leaving Jordan and
Berry OF Texas and Coulson Of Rice
for the finals. Jordan threw 127 feet
8 inches with Berry second with 1O9
feet inches.
In the broad jump Rothe of A. and
NJ. tied the State record of q feet IL
inches. Rothe also won first place in
the pole vault.
A splendid spirit Of friendly rivalry
prevailed throughout the meet with no
quibbling whatever. All the teams
were in rather poor condition, but
showed up we'll after all. Rice unfor.
tunetely did not get in for leading
places.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-10

The following is the schedule Of
speaking dates in Brazos County:
Saints Rest Church, Sunday, April
II, at II o'clock.
Rock Prairie Church, Sunday, April
II, at o'clock.
Reliance Church, Tuesday, April IS
at p. m.
Thompson Creek Church, Wednes
DAY, April II, at p. m.
Wellborn Church, Thursday, April
10, at p. m.
Old Bethel Church, Friday, April 16
at p. m.
Providence Church, Sunday, April
is, at p. m.
Cottonwood Church, Sunday, April
IS, at p. m.
Kurten Church, Tuesday, April 90
at p. m.
Harvey Church, Saturday, April "a
at p. m.
1t is earnestly desired that these
meetings be well attended as many
things of interest will be discussed
relative to the importance of this
work and to the plan of our mission
boards in the distribution of funds.
THE COMMITTEE.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-10

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Supervising Architects Office, Wash
lngton. d. c., March 81, 1915
SEALED PROPOSALS will be opened
in this office at p. m. on May ~,
1915. for the construction Including
the mechanical equipment. interior
lighting fixtures, and approached of
a one-story and basement stone and
brick or stucco faced building OF $500
square feet ground area, non.hreproof
construction Except the first floor
and tin roof. for the United States
Post Office at Bryan. Texas. Draw
ings and specifications may be re-
ceived from the custodian OF the site
at Bryan, Texas, or at this office. in
the discretion Of the Supervising
Architect. o. wENDERoTH. Super
vising Architect
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-10
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

The teacher had told the story OF
David and Goliath.
There wasn't any baseball in those
DAYS" said the thoughtful boy.
mo"
ITS a pity. David ought to have
made a great pitcher. Washington
Star.
Love your neighbor. yet pull not
down your hedge.-Herbert
Jones tells me he has just started
bank account for his new baby
81 see: fresh heir fund."-Balti-
more American.
Whistle, and I'll come to you, my
lad.-Burns.
Father Unexpectedly arriving at
sons rooming house at schooD-Does
Mr.. Jinx live here?
Landlady (wearily) Yes - bring
him in."-Michigan Gargoyle.
Owens-My landlord has ordered
me out because | can't pay my rent.
Bowens-Glad met. SO has mine.
Let's change quarters.-Boston Tran
script.
Hire me twenty cunning cooks
Romeo and Juliet.
81 wish lngomar to think only OF
me-
Il would not distract his thoughts
too much from business, my dear,
counseled her mother. Remember
you will need a great many expen'
sive things" Louisville Courier
Journal.
Outlines many things fall out be-
tween the cup and the lip.-Greene'
The Lawyer-You really want
divorce?
The Wife-Yes.
The Lawyer-All right. What about
the almony?
The Wife-He can't pay any ali
mony.
The Lawyer-Eh! What is this
practical joke? Take my advice
madam, and go back home and wait
until he gets something. Fifty dol
lars. please.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Lord. what fools these mortals be.
Midsummer Nights Dream.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-10
TEXAS WON THE
TRIANGULAR MEET
Four State Records Were Made-A. &
N. Easily Took Sec.
ond Place.

Texas University took the big end
of the score at College Station Friday
and the triangular meet between A.
& NJ, Rice Institute and State Uni.
versity. The meet was very success.
full and interesting one, and establish.
ed four new State records. The track
was in good condition, though a high
wind prevented good work in the
discus.
Mathis OF Texas broke the first
State record In the mile, the time be
ing 4:47 1.2. He was easy winner
from the start.
In the 44O.yard dash Turner Of A.
and NJ. led with 80 SO seconds which
was another new record. Turner was
captain OF A. and Ms track team last
year.