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HAYS PARDONS BATCH.
Six Receive Clemency at Hands of
 the Governor. {la

Little Rock, Nov. 1S.-Cleveland Pisrce, Of Judsonia, was charged with the theft Of hog. The evidence against him was wholly circumstan- tial, but he was convicted, and sentenced to , year in the penitsn tiary. He has already served more than half the term, and having a wife and one child depsndent upon him. the governor has pardoned him.
 Carmel Long. negro. was con- victed in Chicot county March 3, last, of voluntary manslaughter for the killing of will peol, and sentenced to two years imprisonment. Petitioners say that they think he has been punished enough, and the governor mas granted hlmi a pardon.
 Paul P. Cromwell, of Harrisburg, was finsd $10O on charge of assault and battery by skipping the prosecut- ing witness. The fine was remitted.
 Henry c. Campbell, of Lafayette county, was convicted August 15, of perjury and sentenced to year in the penitentiary. Because he is a member of a respectable wnfgc, family, and has not before been in trouble, Governor Hays has agreed 10 give him ancthsr chance by granting aim a full pardon.
 J. E. Phillips, of Miller county, was fined $50 by 8 justice of the petce on charge of carrying a pistol. Tho fine has been remitted.
 John Gentry, of Pike county, fined $l00 on a charge of aggravated as- sault. has been relieved of a thirty days iail sentence.
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NEGRO METHODIsTS
 MEET AT HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs, Nov. 1.-The West Arkansas annual conference of the African Methodist church opened here this morning at Visitors chapel on Church. Bishop Wm. D. Chap belle. A. M., D. D., of Columbia, s. o., is presiding over the sessions. The local church members rendered a welcome program last night, at which time Mayor 'McClendon, the pastor of the white Methodist church, Rev. J. M. Reed, of the C. M. E. church, and several members of the church in which the conference is being held spoke. Bishop Chappelle responded to all the addresses.
 The. conference was opened. ipathe usual Methodist form, by Dr. J. I. .L Lowe of Philadelphia, assisted by the Revs. s. P. Perry, w. I. Taylor K. w. Williams and D. F. Davis., ., !.
 Rev w. H. J., Powell of Camden Rev. Wm. Grain of Ell Dorado as sistant.
 Rev. K. w. Williams, S. Brown and s. Hampton were elected marshals of the conference. The following were elected to report to the church pa rers: Rev. E. T. Waterford of Tex arkana; B. J. Helm, Gurdon; J. H. Murphy, Stamps, and J. w. Stinson, Malvern.
 Bishop Chappelle appointed the standing committees. The most of the day was given over to hearing the financial reports of the presiding elders and pastors. s
 The Rev. R. F. Banks of Ashdown preached the annual sermon.
 The conference will remain in ses- sion till Sunday night, at which time the bishop will read the ap- pOintments.
 DT. J. I. Lowe of Philadelphia de- livered a fiery speech, condemning ministers belonging to secret orders.
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The Divorce Record.

An order restraining J. A. Lattlns IT,. from entering the premises of his wife, Hattie~ larcng, or interfering with her in any way was issued yes terfday by Judge Elliott upon the petition of the wife, who seeks divorce, the custody of child ana possession of rSoperty on the Sou'h ,Aain street pike.
 Millie Duke was granted divorce from James Duke on tha ground ol assertion. Defendant was ordered to nav plaintiff $2.50, a week as alimony, S25 attorneys fees to s. A. Ml!ier, representing plaintiff, and rssiralnea from interfering with plaintlff, who was awarded the custody of two chil- dren.
 Sarah Merritt obtained divorce from James Merritt on the ground or cruel treatment.
 Carmicisl Case Tomorrow.
 The suit of c. A. Carmicai vs. Clti- zen's bank is set for trial tomorrow. This case involves the genulneness of a signaturs on a check. and prom isss to be of unusual interest. Plaln- tiff is suing to recover $3S0, paid out Inv the bank on the order, whlcn plaintiff alleges was forged.
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. Friends in this country of Mime. Glavko Grouitch are worried today about her safety. Mime. Grouitch was formerly Miss Mabel Dunlop of Clarkesburg, w.. Va. Her husband is the Servian permanent under secre- tary of foreign affairs. She was an intimate friend of Mrs. Grover Cleve- land and Mrs. John A. Logan, under whose auspices she made her debut in Mrs. Logan's home.
 Mime. Grouitch spent last summer in a speaking tour of this country, then returned to Nish. She has not been heard from since the fall of that city.
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Ugh! Claomel makes you sick. It's horrible! Take a dcse of the danger ous drug tonight and touprrow you may lose days work.
 Calomel is mercury CT quicksilver which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel, when it comes into contact with sour bile crashes into it, breaking it up. This is when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. If you are sluggish and "all knocked out" if your liver is torpid and bow els constipated or you have h.ad- ache, dizziness, coated tongue, if breath is bad or stomach sour, just try a spoonful of harmless Dcdson's Liver Tone tonight.
 Here's my guarantee-Go to any drug store and get 30 cent bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone. Take q
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HUNrERN GET BIG BAG. Pine Bluff Party ShOOt One Deer, If
 Ducks and 75 Squirrel.

With one deer. IA ducks and "a squirrel as the game killed. afford ing plenty of good eating, and wltn lots of rain. affording plenty to drink, a camping party composed of MT. an Mrs. c. F. Dunnlaston, MT. and Mrs A. L.. Raffarty, MT, and Mrs. Charles Haycock, John w. Reap and J. II. Shelby, has just returned from Big Bayou Meto, where the past ten days were spent, in delightful fashion,
 respectfully on Sunday did wa have lots of water right i'll the camp, said MT. Haycock last evening. "Ws 1iid not have tass tte te 10 the bayou fo' it you may be sure. We mad spfsn did trip, ana enjoyed ths outing very much."
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UGh! CAL0MEL IS HORRIBLE! T
 SHOCKS YOUR LIVER, IF BILIOUS
Calome sickens! Don't lose days work! Clean your
 Liver and Bowels with '' Dodsons Liver Tone"

spoonful and if it doesn't straighten you right up and make you feel fine and vigorous l want you to go back to the store and get your money. Dcdson's Liver Tone is destroying the sale of calomel because it is real liver uedicine; entirely vegetable, therefore it can not salivate or make you sick
 I guarantee that one spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and clean your bowels of that sour bile and consti- rated waste which is clogging your system and making you feel miser- able. I guarantee that bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone will keep your entire family feeling fine for months. Give it to your children. It is harm less; doesn't gripe and they like its pleasant taste.
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Nuts as Food.

Nuts form a very concer trated form of food. in many cases more 50 than cheese, and when nationally used they are readily digested and form . part of e. well-balaaced ration. NutO arc plentiful in many localities and shculd not be allowed to 60 to waste A 1eand- o& Ralnuta will produce almost three times as much energy as pound of steak Such being the case. would nGs the use of considerable quantity of walnuts. butternuts. and hickory nuts he . valuable addition to the hcusehold's supply of provisional
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Editor Riggs Quits.

Little Rock, Nov. 18-Donald A Biggs, a well-known Arkansas news paper man, has retired from tho North Arkansas Herald. which he has been publishing at Harriscn for the l,st two years. He, will visit relatives i1 Souths asst Arkansas a'.short time, and then go to Chicago to resume reportorial work. A numbar of years ago, while on the staff of the Arkan- sas Gazette, he gained a. considerable reputation for his articles signed "Arkansaw Travelcr."
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Negro Is Dismissed.

Frank Wells. negro, was dismissed yesterday afternoon, after trial be- fore Justice of the Peace Cliff O.. Brewster On charge of grand larc- eny. Complaint~-against him was made by w. w. Peanut" Jones, who accused Wells of selling furni- ture and stoves owned by Jones, and retaining the money.
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Bedell's. The Quality Store.
Dance for Policemen.

Littls Rock, Nov. 1S.--The S2nd an nual ball of the Little Rock police force was given at the Hctel Marion last night. For third of century this has besn great event in Little Rock. and it is patronizsd by the best socisty. The funds derived from the sale of the tickets is divided among the men, pro rata, and used in the purchase eff th7ir uniforms. More Saan one thousand dollars has been raised this lire.
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ss Is,t uf.NiH;s lli' ikf 1esss N

f1fty-nve yesrs fc Bed ls probably : record .in that line, ard Is haId by lilo Lecsox, ! sptnster of seyenty-fve living at Wouvion. France. Although In perfect health. she went to bed when she vas twenty with the avowed intention of never leaving IL again. and has faithfully kept her word. She w naturally eufTarins from chronic
 raran. but haf general hAalth h gcoa
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Avoid coida

If you want to avoid colds In yous house. watch tor the first sneezes and try to keep tho germs from spread. ing. Make the victim cough or sneezs in his handkerchief, and after ths handkerohiefs are soiled put them iI . special dish, cover them with wates
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Sole Orlojn Of Rluht.

Ny voice may sound too harsh. and 1 may too severely insttt On proclaim ing the necessity of virtue and sac riiice; but I know. and you will soon know also, thAt the sole origin of every right is duty falallsd.-AkS sinl.
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WHAT $40 DID
 FOR THIS WOMAN
The Price She Paid for Lydia E.Pinkhana's Vegetable Com pound Which Brought
 Good Healsh.
Danville, Va. -"I have only spent ter dollars on your medicine and feel so

much better than l did when the doctor was treating me. l don't suffer any bearing down pains at all now and l sleep well. l cannot say enough for Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound and Liver Pills as they have done so much f1v oro oniOvy.
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Antns In C0llisiOn.

Two autos. ownsd by ". P. Koon and Ben Feinberg respectively, were damaged as result of a collision on the dollarway Wednesday evening. D. w. Stuckay of Sheridan was thrown cut of the Koon car by the impact of tEe collision, but MT. Koon. Mir. and Mrs. Feinberg and sam Levine were shaken up only.
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Hog Sterling is Charged.

Reed Henderson, negro, was a. rested yesterday by Deputy Constable Jim Reidinger, and held to awa't trial this afternoon before Jus ice ol tie Peace Cliff. .C.-Brewstcr. H;nde:- son is accused of stealing some hogs from Will Jacks, a. white farmer liv. ing south of the city.
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CtUN VI IIHtTH 111 iOI fSt;s tittfs

Little Rock Nov. 1S.-NeXt week Littls Rock will entertain 115 boys and girls from all sections, of the .Siata who won prizes in the agricul- tural club contests this ysar. They will ba taken into the homes of Little Rock citizsns, and shown every hospitality.
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<Use5 for Medieval Armor.

f,s5.. <. eo ulf.alssIsuJsVaI BY! a NTmoF'
 {Any- family 7 having ancestors cas <. III ua4s of tho amedieval armor that may have been inherited, cutting t down to fit tho children that have to associate with ths unmuzzled dogs d,
 the uaighhorhood. Chicago NewA
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: Valuab!a Timber Tree.

Valuable Timber Tree. One of tho largest and most valus ole timber trees of the country is tho tulip tree, known to lumbermen si yellow poplar. It is related to tts magnol1ab, but is tho e.ly Ies of tb kind In the world
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CHEAPER THAN HeME.MApE.

You cannot make a good cough medicine at home for as little as you Day for Foley's Honey and Tar, nor can you be sure Of g1ttinses the the fresh full strength, clean and pure ma- terials. Did you evsr hear of a home- made cough medicine doing the work that F'oley's is doing every day all over the country? Mann Phapma y.
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OpInlono React,

A man cannot speak but he fudge, and reveals himself--With his will 0, against his will, he draws his portyai. to the eye of others by every word- Every opinion reacts On him who Ut. ste-s lt--nmerspnss. 7. s,.sx $<,s !
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ouR JITNEY OFFER-This and 5c

UCK JTTNEY UT FEEN--IHS ""
 Don't Miss This. Cut out thls sllp' enclose with five cents to Foley & Co.,. Chicago, Ill.,, writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs. colds and croup, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartlc Tablets. Mann Pharmacy.
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Who Makes Up the eulcldss,

According to Dr. Jacques Bertil;ra t.e French staNstic1asl. suicide is. com monest among liquor sellers, chimney sweeps. butchers, fruiterers and mu. sicians. It is frequent among :'came, lots,,s' shop assistance. cutters, betf sefvanfss cosssrs, 1swysrs. doetors and, druggist: 1tIssrare anlpni khs clergy, :Sor ernnent qfncialss sanr neu 1asdfns. an acti1s spaa- -alr 2 e Inc 5.
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COURT STOPS WORK
 ON PLANK WALK IN EAST BARRAQUE ST.
Plaintiff Charges Walk In- tended as Secluded" En-
 trance to Bawdy Houses.

Charging that plant walk to be constructed before her property in East Barraque street is intended to afford more secluded entrance to alleged immoral houses; that the cost of the walk is out of proportion to the benefit to be derived, and stating that if the houses to ba sarved by the proposed walk are used for legl- innate purposes the streets and all leys afford more convenient means or ingrass and exgress, Sarah Langston yesterday prayed for and obtained a temporary injunction against J. B. Ezell, his agents and employees. Tn , order issued by Judge John M. Elliott in the chancary court, restraints de- fendants from building a bridge or walk. or any character of passage across the front of lot one of block 25. the propsrty of the plaintiff. who claims to be riparian owner, there by holding possession to the waters edga of the Arkansas river.
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Real hYnacrite.

"A hypocrite," said Uncle Nben. "ts . man dat takes credit for makin' gar den when he's only digsin' fshin' VormAs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-19

Howard Luton. who has been ssri- ously i'll with pneumonia, is now abla tC bsup a bit.
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Disabilities of Minority Removed.

That he might execute a quit claim deed to his grand mother, Mrs. B. A. Holcomb, conveying whatever inter est he may have in property deeded to his mother by his grandmother, the disabilities of minority of James Orto Mitchell were yesterday remov- ed by Judge Elliott. The petition, filed on behalf of young Mitchell states that in 1898, his grandmother deed to his mother, Mrs. Annie II. Mitchell, parcel of land in Fifth avenue, between Oak and Elm streets, measuring 154 by 40 feet. A condition of the conveyance was that Mrs. Mitchell should pay off mort gage for $500, and that the property should go ito Mrs. Mitchell's heir or heirs. young Mitchell states he is the sole heir of his mother, and de- sires to deed the property to his grand-mother. because he thinks ms mother intended to do so, as she had not satisfied the mortgage. " f@
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
VAL ORION BABY, NOVELIST,
GUEST AT The HALLIDAY
HERE FOR A FEW DAYS

Waldron Baily, the author OF "A
}irI of the Blue Ridge is snendins
4 few DAYS in Cairo a guest at the
Halliday house This new book
ill he Published in April by J. W
yatt and Company and has ber
nentioned by the critics Of New
ork as an interesting story O, tho
,ountain country
The story Of the book center.
bout the mountain regions OF North
arolina and will be beautifully il
,strate,l by Douglas DnCr.
Mir Baily resides in Nj kis o
. y. the home Of Richard Hard
MS Davis and Rupert Hr"bes, We
nowa writer's Mr. Baily icrmer!'
wed among the Genes Of the Pr
"A Girl Of the Rine Bdiae, iron
h;ct he derived his insoiration Z.
write his interesting story. NJ
ally is man Of great porsonalit,
nd unusual intellect His story -
iirl Of the Blue RIDGE" prom'e~
10 be very popula:.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
For a Deem Seated Cold.

1t is in cases OF deep seated colds
that Chamherjin's Cough Remedy
S most appreciated. 1t relieves the
lungs and makes breathing easier,
EQUITIES the tough mucus and makes
L easier TO eXpecto, ate allays the
cough and aids nature in throwing
off the cold and restoring the system
to a healthy condition Mrs C. b.
Walters, Decator, Ill, says, FIT
teen years ago Chamberlain Cough
Remedy cured me of a deep seated
old on the lungs and rid me Of an
ggrayated cough have since
sed it when needed and it has al
vays produced the desired results.
or sale 10y all dcalers.---Adtt
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
- coysrvrun cu0y soa3

perforations. Gather lower edge Of
long sleeve between double TT per-
forations. lap sleeyeband. matching
perforations ard task sew to sleeve,
bringing single large 20" perforatlon
to sleeve seam Sew standing collar
to neck edge as notched. II made
open neck sew round collar to neck
edge. center-b backs even and along
small 20" perforatons in front, large
20" perforations even.
For overblouse pleat lower edge OF
front and back, bringing slot 10 cor
responding small 20" perforations and
stitch Front Indicated by large 20"
perforation. Lap, under-arm and
shoulder edges, matching correspond
ing perforations fssten shoulder edges
with hooks and eyes Adjust belt. CEN
ter backs and notches at lower edges
even
Excellent taste is shown in this
dress and there are many other ma
terials in which it may be carried out.
Sizes 6. s. 10, L. and IL years. Price,
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
Womans Club.

The regular meeting of the Cairo
womans club will be held at tbs
library Wednesday afternoon, Jan
uary 20. The following interesting
program will be given and has beer
arranged by the Home department
of which Miss Julia O'Shea is chair
man and Mrs ]. T. Walsh seere-
tary.
Violin solo, Miss Lynette Grea'
ney.
Paper, Ancient Home Max
ing"
Vocal solo. Miss Effie Lansden.
PAPER, Modern Home Making,
Mrs. Z. s. Dewey.
Piano solo. Miss Rose Howlcy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
To Keep Bacon From Curling.

But bacon curis up 80 when Il 10
sliced very thin" protested a young
cook when the family objected to
thick slices of bacon. The way to
svoid that annoying curling ia to hsvs
the frying pan very hot and turn the
slices before the meat sears on the
under side and begins to curl BY con,
slant attention and turning the thin
nest slices can be broiled brown. crisp
and straight-Nsbraska Farmer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
Parrot Bu,s the Pa per.

A parrot that purchases the new>
paper every morning is owned by Pa.
trolman Jerry 0'Brien OF Allston
street. Chsrlestown. retired patrol
man. Each night Mr. O'Brien leaves
penny outside the window sill. and
when newshoy passes in the morn
ips Polly shrieks, Say. boy. bring In
a paper" The boy brings in tho pa
per and takes the penny boston
Traveller.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17

The essential elements OF style and
comfort are combined in this little
frock Of white and Delft blue paue
The body and long sleeves are cel in
one piece. but the sleeve may pe made
elbow length Il preferred. Medium see
requires ~ yards 36-incn material for
front and back and sleeves and Iie
ward contrasting fabric p inches wide,
with 5iz Yards of braid.
In cutting out tn, material II the
Pictorial Review pattern No, 6053
ls cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
HERE Will Be
SOMETHING DOM
At OPIRA HOUSE
When the knights Of Columbus
Ministries Turn Themselves
loose Upon the Public,

Along with the get up Of the X
Minstrels which VIII he the Of
ering at the Cairo Opera House on
tuesday and Wednesday nights
ONES a new variety and new tunes
nd new lines in the parts Of the
liustrcls themselves. The grand
rst part carries a title In Per
ola" which is anticinatoly Of lot
light effects replete with amusing
mes and tuneful songs. Here the
I'd meI will dance through the biz
pening medley assisted by a real
,ngirg male chorus. Just a word
bout those end men, the real
assy "niggahs" who are going to
i've the public one hundred hearty
ughg at the rate Of one cent each
Glynn is too we'll known to need
introduction He has n voice
ID "figger" that makes the black
It Hottentot from the wilds Of
frica turn green with envy.
Z. j. Langan, the 'gemmen -
-om Mississippi couldn't talk like
bite folks If he tried. With no
ltended reflection on his appear
nee it is said when working in
~, f,oo ln ,,,,i hoo sho Jpponnct
kin pickaainy dat crah sNiped
watermelon The bare Statement
at win Ryan will condescend Il
acken his handsome features auc
lrbie an "criole cadeaza' with
olo2ies to the oriolel is sunicien,
bring ont the fair young sex IN
rgc NUMBERS. Eschmann Curran
mode Of navigation all his
n that MAKES his Improvisation
"Why hid You Make Me Leave
CID Kentucky Home a laugh
en- start to finish He is usins
hale oil Oh his vocal organs L
i've depth to his vNice !. l.. la
nc, the Beau Bruumel OF tn
afro comedians, will cndoayor T.
play a tamho duet with his fee
while suspeuding himself from -
chandelier by his left eyebrow lo
9uchar, Jr, me little boy with th
oig walk will sing tho late soma sue
ress "She stood by the Erie Canal
splash! Splash, Splash
Adlai Nagee, the tall "eiak' VIII
will be recognized as the mos
graceful man on the stage, will sin
song that has a tendency to max
dlai famous. entitled You're NJ
little Bundle Bee and I'm Yoc
little Bum" Eugene Glaubcr,
easoned cork artist vii 70mnlet
he number. Eugene has oe
onstant training since me mil
trel rehearsals began and is takir
three egg-malted milks day in o
der TO have an over-atunaancc
pep en- TUESDAY and Wcdnesd;
| NIGHTS.
The seat sale will open tomorro
morning at , o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
Gate Of Tesrs.

The straits Babelmaudeb. the pa,
sage from the Persian Gulf into til,
Red Sea. are called by the Arabs tho
Gate OF Tears" Thess straits are
very dangerous In rough weather. The
channel Is very rocky. and Is only
about twenty miles wide II received
It's melancholy name from the number
Of shipwrecks that occurred thsTa
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
Necessity for Belief.

A man lives by believing some
hing; not by debating and arguint
about many things A sad case for
aim when ali he can manage to be
lieve IS something no can button Fl
his pocket and with enc or the othei
organ eat and digest lower thar
this he viii not get.--Carlyle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
7 D. C. Club.

The members of the 7. D. c. club
gave surprise party yesterday aft
ernoon for Miss Verall Reed at her
home 2l07 Park avenue. A happy
afternoon was spent at games after
which the Young folks were served
refreshments. There were eight
guests present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
wsp,o<sd q asaI soss R,s~

A contest. for the enlargement 81
ths Sunday school. entitled "A TIP
10 PALESTINE had been planned BY
the superintendent rns mother.
whose son George was Q member OF
the school. hearing that tho superin-
tendsnt intended taking tho scholars
for a boat ride. haytensd TO remark.
Them can 20 what wants tn. eu'
don't know whether I'll ls; George &c
or not--Nstional Monthly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
Advisory Board.

The Advisory Board of the Asso-
ciated Charities viii hold a meeting
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock a.
The home of Mrs. e. G.. kerth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
Priscilla Club.

Mrs. c. c. Carter will entertain
the Priscilla Embroidery club at
her home 250S ST. Mary's Place
West Thursday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-17
Wednesday Afternoon Club.

Miss Mary Louise Gallagher will!
entertain the Wednesday Afternoon
club at her home en- West Twenty
eighth street, Wednesday afternoon.