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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-02
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Na6 Dem 9eridt oes sSsu-
genieurs : Oepartements iino BIS
iebt 1911 Weilen 9traBen aeptIanst
iuoroen uno ettpa Die SdIfte Ser
Wonoansgabe bon $3,45O,O00 lit
perbrau6t tporoen.
acknowledgement bic iiLr
bon einem M~ngeIteaten ser aont-
pagnie beoient iperoen iino iebt ouf
Der Ginie 9igblano 8arf nno Collins
Garden in 8etrieb.
Mn Sonntag I'M Mittaa 1at
llb Der AZ Sabre alte Sad Soggalo
I'M GelIein bon mebreren Musfliia-
lern am ufer Der Meoina- nabe 8cn
Srmp, eridpiien. @aggaro pobnte
friber IN Gas giporan5as, Merico,
mo er i'm Minengeid1ft Elm ani
100000 geidabtes @ermogen ange-
lamnlelt baben ion. Sn ioIge ser
sfeDolution uno Der sab[reiden
Nranolbasungen fam iein @elfoft
Stiaitano uno feline Gaurmittcl
fuuroen erib0pft. 8or 5tDei Mona-
ten iiberiieoelte er nit leiiier ssrau
l.no Gohter nab Gan Mntonio un0
nabm i'm 9anie, St2 Noro Stores
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periudte er Selbitnnoro All re-
bod belt i'm ieine 5rau oa-
bon db. Am Counting erlltfte er
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@eoina gountp al fabren, mo sr
einem 6nrmer gu ipreden bot
te. @egen Mittag puroe Salt ae-
aladt uno m1brenh McM1unn unD
5wei Merifaner, Die mitgeiabren fpd=
rem, oas MittageIien bereiteten, el.t-
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9aggnro tot out. Ger 9erlnIt ici-
mes @erm0gens bat ieGr auf Dem
Ns9ana e~ingefuirft uno er 6efano iic6
i'm 3uitano boditer Nerboiitat.
Son San Diego, Gal, fomnt
Die gtndridt bierber, oaB oortlelbIf
E. .. Monietate i'm Sitter BON II
Sabren an elmer @er5fronfbeit ge-
itorben lit. Monlerate mar elmer Der
liebensmiiroigiien WenIden, Der
iuahre gpp eines iiiolihen 3apaIiers.
MitteIlos bat er ii1 aus f(einen Mn
f1ngen enlporgenrbeitet. Or madfe
Den Siirgerfrieg nuf Der fonfooe-
rierten geite nit. in tpeldem er 'iif
oerart nlisaeihntte, DAB i'm Die 5iibp
rung zines Hegiments i~ibertraoen
tpuroe. Na1 Dem ariege lebte en- in
'Neip Srleaits, p1iroe Tnrier amf ei<
mem 5tpiihen NeYp Orleans uno Sra
500 Santiago p~erfebrenSen 0anr=
.rfer ulb 1875 aaiiierer Der g. s..
3. & 8. gabn In Snoianola. Se1s
Istpnate fpater pcrtrieb i'm ser gro-
Re Gtiirm ans SnbianoIa nno er ie-
ceIte nod Gucro iiber. 1893 fam er
iiad Gail gntonio ais 8ice- Yr1iiOent
Ger 4ranias EaB 8abn.
Jranf 8afala, Gigentiimer Ger
Sun Goro @ooo SO. bot ieilte Dab.
iungseinitelling angefiinoigt. gr
giebt ieine 9erbinolihfeiten init
$t4356.37, bic Iftipa NIT $2f,-
|270,14 an, tpooon $1,000 mnmltnil
lar iino.
SIN Sorn Galaee Saloon in
Der Souiton StraBe murhe elm Gin.
brud) periibt. 9ie @ente betrus
|$t4t in baar. cine goIoene llbr uno
anoere Saden. afs beroahtig, cen
Ginbrld periibt 5u baben perbnftete
Gle Noli5ei einen Mann nno cine
eSrnif
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-02
aer r@eIttrisan aIs n@OrlS @ar1

Inter Der reooftioneIen 2eitlns
res befannten 9if)ters George Sol
refer 8iered, oes Sermisgebers Der
meitperbreiteten @ohenidrift aT1e
Tatberlano@ eibt Der 6ilfsperein
Gvlitider Jraiien ieBt cine fIeirc
pierieitige, biiblhe 3eitidrift
NorIo @or" gcuonnt, heralts, Get
@eltfrieg" brinat bic nabreil
ariegsnafriften in dronclogiifer
Ieid)tperftdnolider uno einfodel
Gornt; er bat IN Mnterifa Eauierot
ton 5reunocu ertuorben, BON oeiler
{fon Dor einigen Wonaten Die ail'
regurs misging, oieie Bodenidrif'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-02
Mnslano.
Transoitfhe Maril

Sroi5oftffe WfdrlnelolodfeH
lrno bon Dem &reit8er pGescartes"
in SaDti gelanoet uno baden Die 9e.
ipad)une Der fran3oiiiden 8eionoi
fdaft i%ibernolnmen. llniere &egie-
rurta ipuroe norber bon Der henblih-
tigten 2onoung fran8oliid)er Grub
pen in aenntnis geIett. Sic batte
nihts ooaeoen einautpen0en.
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Sur usti5.

Ar erinden nniere 2efer redt brnsenS, ben Ibnloisen 4bonne-
meutsbetras umsebenb einsmienSen, ba es mns unm5sid i'll, Sen aanscn
Staat bereen gu laTem.
SIN Sale nan bus announcement nift 81 ernenern mInidt, bitten mir
UNI Mnfbesablmus Bis gum Sage nno tint Mittdlmng, baf sic 3nienbnna
beg &attes engeaeat perben iG.
Memano iOQte 6s gIatt entseaenaebmen, Der es ndt mebr lelen
nno besa9len wa.
Die Grpebitipn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-02

@rnnb loa iein, oaE Die amfIente
ibm fem @elo sur @eitertibrung Der
&epolution poritrefen molten. Sr
CHIHUAHUA lon er idmmatlide 2doen
bel1lagnnbmt, Die 9eliber, wern tic
Ginbeimild)e nnren, einlteden nalc
meiln iie Srelnoe tDarsn, iiber Die
Bren5e haben bringett Ia5ien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-02
L.okdIes.
3pei patriutiidJe 1eite.

OtpCt pu@ttuttIuyC Vttt+
Gin paar idone patriotiide Set,
maren Ole beioe1 Northumberland
gen I'M Beethoven @arten nn6 IN
@arte1 Der Sermamslobne, oie sul
erinnerung on ben Mnfang 6es
arieges gegeben puroen. grftsr,
fano am Samftag abeno, Iebtere an
Sonntag abel1o 1tatt. Ser 8eetbo
ben ! @arten mar trob oes beiBelt
idauulen @etters, oas loear nit Ste
gen 3u 6roben f6ien, bortreffIih Be
fest. Die it1otii1e &upeqe botte cit
Dor5iiglibes 8rogrnmm 5ulnmmen'
gelteM, BEL benz ali9 Dem Ipe5iener
3Ded 6es Mben6s Mednnng getrager
mar, lilo es mliroe brilliant geIpielt
ltngefdbr nm Die Mitte oes 8ro
grar1ms betrat SEER @abrenberqer,
Der Geftreoner, Die Tribune lrto bell
cine prddtige, erareifenoe Mniprade
Or idiIoerte ons gIer0, 0as Ser
Grieg I'M @efoIge babe, Die Scot, oie
NIT ibm III sic S1uier idleiAe unt
foroerte nuf bieiem @~eoddtnistaa
onrd cine SammIutg fir BIZ
&riegsnotleioenoen 5li feiern. Seine
idonenWorte modten tiefenginorud
Nab @eenoigling ieiner &eoe erbo-
ben ii6 a1e bon ibren Siben nno
fdrgen eitten gers bon v9eutiG-
Iano, DelttibIano iiber Mnes" uno
ebenio einen Ierg BON s@ott erbaIte
Jrdn5v ben &aiier". Dun1 nabneil
Die Serren g. Mdba, @roog, 8.
q. Spielbagen uno s. grIer Die
8ullefte Dor, Die ous aaBeroroentIif,
erfrerlibe grgebnis BON mebr aIs
$3.50 batte.
gbenfo ihorl DerIief oos Set am
ftdd3iten Mbeno i'm @nrten Der Ser
mannsiobne. Nur tparen bier picI
sgr0Bere Worbereitingeil getroffen.
'gs iprr6en Iebenoe 8iloer geIten1,
aud NanoelbiIoer ge5eigt. Ger
8ermninsiobtle : @dnnerdor, inter
2eiflrng BON 6errn YrnfefIor Marr,
Iara urlo cbenio Ser Sermonnsiobne-
Enmenhor. Groffnet fpiroe oas Set
ourd cine idone Heoe oes Germ
Bur5bah. &err @lr5bah lit be-
.fanntlih bier geboren, aber ieiiiem
gan3en @eien uno ieinen gau3erl
Mnffauungen nod 0alrd uil0 olird
Deuti6s mas aud IN ieiner Eena
gum Do0en Musoruf fam. CT idii-
nerte Die @robtoten Der Geutiden
In oieIem arieg, idiIoerte Die Der
Ieumoungcil aegerr Die lie ~arl3ufdtn-
pfen b1tten nno iprndJ BON ben
fdmererl 2aIten, oie auf ben Sduss-
tern beg 6eutjdell GoIfes rubter
GdIieBlih for6erte aub er 81 elmer
Summlung fir Die N~otleiOenoen nli.
SEER arnnf @loedner mudte Be-
fonut, ooB Die Dome1l oieie Samm-
lung pornebmen miiroen uno ba:o
mar benin aud cine Mn5nbl oerielben
in boiler Edtigfeit. Dus Meiultaf
mar ettpas iiber $50 goGars.
@dbreuo oeiien mar Die WoriteI-
lung borgeIhritten. untermiift Ltit
ben 8ortr1gen Der @eInngbereine
nr6 Der Gnpelle fnnien lebenoe Bill
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-02

@eltes Del nno @aiolin erbG[t
man BON Der Gimp Oil &c., 400
Oit-G Commerce Str. Hetes Eel. Era.
bis 1852. Mn5.)
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Gtapep's lgrodett 1851, Heues Sci.
BIO. SGgli6 @efligeI. Rrooufte, frii5
subereitete Sleiidiorten, 6nlat; Sd9Ild)
@ne3ialititen. 61nene AbIiefermg.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-02

Grnpen's bnlten friffes S[eiih. &c,
fliigeI. gier, Butter, Rrobntte. sibereis
tete Sfeiidjs uno SnIntsSor nnb be-
ffe Groceries. grodett 1861. Weres Gel.
$40.
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Sat AntDnipr Seq, 2. Nl1g. 1915
yrima @ruoe Cotton 5eel Oil, 35
Gcnts pei Udlone
New- Durf, 2 aug. Spot $685.
nno $6.05; Alguft. $685. nnb $500;
Sepxmber, $hzS itlo 1919; 9ftober,
S5.7a un0 1881; Nobember, $685. un6
$685. 9e5ember, $5.82 uno 1854;
Sannur, $5.8S urlS $3.50; Sebr1ar,
$3.50 nnn $5s97; Ndr3, 1896 uaO
$5.D7.
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She Weelba, 3O4h q. aIano Ctr
Sfon moblierte 3immer. $2-$2.5U
per ISOLDE. 0euti1e 2eitung.
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geite Gier in Der Staot q. n. Saedcr,
tBhoteSdle.l
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9anfiagnng.

Iaen Den bieIen iieberr 5reunoen,
Die uns beim Eooe unieres Sobnes
lno Srnoers
9unis 3ietef
in 10 ber5lider 8eiie ibre geilnabile
betpieien, ibm 0as @eleit 5ur 9e-
grabnisitatte guben utro oen SarJ
10 reid init gInnlen idmiifffen, be-
innoers aber Serrn Taitor @art,
mann fir feline am @rabe geSpro-
denen Sroitesmorte, ipredru mir
hermit unieren ufridtigen Danf
aus. Tamilie ITtBel.
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Gier, Butter Ii. @eFIiieel. 8. u. Sact-
ter, (@6oIeTafe). SrabiS 1913; 9eiHs
Eel. S55.
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Barriers ,9uplieatins shup". Shnst'
Re, refine uno eenalte Ir6eit. $40 Speas
rineenz8 ebdube. Sraois 3406.
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Ylarets8eribf
NenmmpQe.
GuttonIauen-TrpSuf

Sam antonio, 81 Gents.
@afnaitpM geiRrn. feline B0rie.
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@eaen anfer Gier telephoniert Sfas
his 1913, steues Sci. $50. s. VI. 9nedeF,
(@boleIaLe.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
PERSONALS.

Captain R. r. Rice was here yes
terday from Warner.
Attorney ]. N. Shaw has gone to
Hot Springs on business.
Collier Lee has returned from a
business trip to Paris. Texas.
Attorney N ]. Can't, Jr., was in
Little Rock yesterday on business.
H. o. Keller has gone to Stuttgart
for visit with relatives and friends
the next two weeks.
J. w. Mathews has returned from
Memphis. where he has been visiting.
Mrs. Mathews and the children will
remain in Memphis while LONGER.
Rev. j. A. Sage. presiding elder for
the Pine Bluff district of the Little
Rock conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, went to Roe yes
terday.
Lawrence Phillips. son Of Judge T.
NJ. Phillips Of Altheimer, was in Pine
Bluff Yesterday. having returned
from Virginia, where he attended col
lege the past season.
Thad Traweek was here Tuesday
advertising for the Kastor D Bluth-
enfhal sale at Pine Blum and was 4
pleasant csller At this office while IN
the city. Thad has been making this
territory fora number Of years ~ Z
travelling salesman and 4as = host a
friends Who ~ alWAye glad y -
Nm p1moe IN II q
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
|rany Ladies In Attendance
IA canning Demonstration.

4 most enthusiastic crowd of Pine
kplnff women, 40 in number, and most
u them members of the local home
Economics club, were in attendance
La The home of Mrs. J. r. Martin IN
EMest Fifth avenue yesterday at the
demonstration of home canning by
Miss Mary FORMER, canning club
Eaeent for jefferson county.
Many of the ladies brought cans OR
bars. as we'll as beans, corn and pluns
LIN of which were prepared and
Banned by Miss Fortner, where all the
Eladies could see how it was done,
MISS Fortnef the while explaining the
Ehow and why of the work The ladies
|were deeply interested and greatly
pleased with the den onstration, and
|judging from their expressions, there
will be great demand for home can
liners, cans and Jars in Pine Bluff this
Summer and fail.
Harry Kapp, district farm demon
Estration agent, was here from Cam
|den and was present at the meeting,
making the ladies a little talk IN
(WHICH He SlItSSe0 lHe importance OF
such work, on the farm and in the
lefty home as we'll. The farm demon
fstration workers, with the home eco
Enomics workers and canning club
agents. are active repre- s. natives and
|txhorters of farm diversification, he
Esaid, and the high cost of living is
Erapidly being reduced as result of
Their labors.
C. H. Thomas, farm demonstration
Esgent for Jefferson county. spoke
Ealong the same lines: and mentioned
Esome of the accomplishments in JET
Person county and Pine Bluff.
New members whose names were
{added yesterday to the role of the
local home economics club were Mrs.
b Richards. Mrs. C. J.. Andrews. Mrs
IA. F. tMayhugh. Mrs. F. c. Hoskins
Mrs. c. c. Ferguson. Mrs Garlan
brewster. mrs. ]. W. Holt, Mrs.
Wary L. Hammett. Mrs. F.. b. bloom
Mrs. E. G. Arnold Mrs. T. C. White
Mrs. I. F. McGehee Mrs. w. l.. De.
woody. Mrs. A. D. Foster. Mrs. A. H
D Perkins, Miss Edith Jackman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26

bridge a picnic in magnificent grove
of pine trees, and other such fea-
lures are introduced into the picture,
as are also scores of views OF local
buildings, people and scenes, with
many mills and factories being
shown.
Start Pictures Already.
The scenes photographed yester-
day show the conversation and the
telling of the legend, by the guardian,
Prof. Junius Jordan, to his ward, the
hero, Sidney West; and the arrival of
the hero, Sidney West, in Pine Bluff,
and his entrance into the automobile
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
s q e r T Y

Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Perdue went to
Grady yesterday
49,
Mrs. E. P. seeley left yesterday for
visit with friends at Warren.
Mrs. S. A. Rosenberg is quite i'll at
her home in West Barraque street.
Mrs. J. C. Richardson of Fort Worth
is the guest of Mrs. L. w. Blather-
wick.
Miss Mary Lindemann of Little
Rock is the guest OF. Mrs. Beulah
Adams for few days.
Mrs. Sig Lyman and baby son, left
yesterday for Santa Fe, N. M, where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. NJ b. Woodard has returned
to her home at Warren, after spend
ing the past fortnight here.
Mrs J G. King is at home again,
after spending a fortnight with rela-
tives and friends at Little Rock.
-E-
Miss Elizabeth Holmes of Camden
is spending few days as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Sam c. Scales.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. DAILY leave today
for Paris and Victoria, Texas, to
spend the summer with relatives and
friends.
Miss Weldon Smith of Jonesboro
has returned home after a visit with
Mrs. John Roma in East Seventh
avenue.
Mrs. w. E. Graham, Mrs. O. r.
Mckenzie and Miss iNoma Whine
motored to Little Rock yesterday and
home again last evening.
AFTER a delightful visit here with
their aunt Mrs. w. M. Cocker, little
Misses Clara Lucille and Mary, Lee
Wall have returned to their home at
Portland.
Miss Margaret Flanders of Noble,
Ill.,. arrived in pine Bluff yesterday.
and will remain some time as the
guest of Miss Dorothy Loving in West
Fourth avenue.
Sister Lorenzo. Sister Alexia and
Sister Mary Eloise of the Annuncia-
tion Academy. left Yesterday for
Helena. where they will spend the
next two weeks.
Mrs. H. X. Calvert, who was oper-
ated upon several DAYS ago at San
Antonio for appendicitis. is continu-
ing to progress toward convalescence
Mr.. Calvert returned home last night
Mrs. Calvert's parents are still with
her.
Miss Lamar Bernhard, who has
been the guest of Miss Anna Macy
Reinberger, at the home Of her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Irving Reinberger,,
the past few days, leaves for her.
home at Arkansas City this morning.
She will be accompanied by Miss
Anna Macy Reinberger. Miss Ailene
Donovan. Miss Helen Bovce. Miss vir-
ginia McGaughy and Miss Mildred
Withers who will spend week %
her guests.
-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
lHansas Day at
(ExNO. Successful.

Mrs. R. B. Bluthenthal. who has
Fneen in California for some time for
|'ne benefit Of her health, sends to her
nephew, ]. B. Hilzheim, the program
[earricd out on Arkansas Oklahoma
|say at the Panama exposition in San
Francisco. The hostesses were Mrs.
]. G. Clary of Arkansas. and Mrs.
Fred E. Sutton for Oklahoma. The
program rendered was unusually in
|leresting. Some discussion was pro-
|'oked here because the program indi-
|estes that the Arkansas building is
also the Oklahoma building, while it
was generally believed that Arkansas
assessed an individual building at
(lae exposition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
foreclosure Suit.

J.. G. Rainier ct al. VS.. Oscar N.
Spellman ct al. is the title of q suit
instituted in chancery court yester-
day to forclose a deed Of trust upon
the spellman plantation, On claim
for $685.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
MIDSUMMER MILLINERY

II You are planning 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 Kirch-
GRADER, hours to 3 p. m. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
. Z J Hour Again
40 Library TODAY.

The weekly story hour for the
|enlldren will he held this afternoon
from 4 to- 5 O'Clock. at the library. in
ue assembly hall Of the chamber Of
EOmmsrce. and another large crowd
y expected to be in attendance.
MRS Roscoe Mcintyre will be in
narge of the first half hour. with the
euaiier children. and Miss Julia
houston will tell the story of "Ivan
Ole" to the older children during the
econd half-hour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26

of the villain, Henry Jordan, at the
union passenger station.
Today it is expected Mr.. and Mrs.
Coleman will be photographed in
some of the scenes in which they are
shown. Zach day there will be som-
photographing until the entire story
has been placed on the film, which is
expected to be about the latter part
of next week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
Enters Plea Of Chilly,

Entering plea of guilty to a
charge of stealing COW belonging to
Frank Robinson of New Gascony.
Frank Swope, negro. was ordered
held under bond of $500 on a charge
of grand larceny, to await the action
of the grand jury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
Electrical Workers.

Utica, N. j., June 25.-The New
York State association of ELECTRICAL
Workers convened here today. There
will be forenoon and afternoon SEES
sions and international officers will
be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
s. d. Bankers.

Deadwood, s. D., June 25.-The
bankers of the state met here today.
They will be addressed by w. J. Burns,
Gov. Void, B. A. Ruffin Of Richmond,
Va, and many others of distinction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
Textile Convention.

Asheville, N. c., June 25.-The
Southern Textile association met here
today with four hundred delegates.
Much important work has been given
over to the committees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
\, s,eies' Auxiliary
lses ENJOYABLE Dance.

IN s-SS HuAllIHry
ives ENJOYABLE Dance.
one OF the most ENJOYABLE dances
sen this season was held last night
The Labor temple. with the ladies'
1liiary of the international associa-
on OF machinists az hostesses.
me ladies had several committees
Ivy the past month preparing for
u af1sir. and they were assisted by
committee from the machinists' or
alzation. The music last night was
N Seibert's orchestra. the weather
y cool enough to make dancing in
Oors real pleasure, the floor was
excellent condition. and the at
snaance was large. All in all, it was
uelightful AFFAIR, successful in ev-
respect.
fs. A. G. Crenshaw has returned
ner home at Derwott after visiting
J. W. Crawford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
rhpo,vn ,oEt. All Rlnht.

vht0Wn V1Ss Al UJouys
Mrs. Flatbueh- my neishbor's hue.
band and brother we're thrown ont q
work BY the war. Mrs. Benspnhurst
--"9ure. that's nothing. ] knQW 3
xoman who had two huSbands t1rowa
cut of work II BLASTS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
Young Folks Enjoy Dance
Az JrffQrsOn Hotel

About thirty couples enjoyed de-
lightful dance at the jefferson hotel
last night. from to IL o'clock. rhe
dance was held in the hig dinine
room of the hotel. and the young
folks appeared to have most enjoy
able, time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
Camnhell Estate.

S. C. Alexander was yesterday APP
pointed administrator of the estate Of
Major j. Renwick Campbell, who died
several days ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
Sues for Possession.

r. c. Thompson filed suit in cir
cult court to secure possession Of q
tract Of land held by d. w. Boyce It
is alleged that Boyce has failed to
pay rent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
Draolna ne viii.

0raelno The Will
I think It rather me. this neceesetZ
eor the tense bfacins q the VIII ~
lore anything worth doing can II
done, writes Arnold bennett ra&Aet
nike II myself. feel It to DO the chie9
ching that. dinersntlates mo from ~
~ by the nrA
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26

Jay Sloan and George Sloan have
returned to their home at Texarkana,
after visit here with DR.. A. w.
Troupe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
Can PrAcflco LaW.

Judge John M. Elliott yesterday
granted the application Of Eli F. Nine
for permission to practice law acre.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26

"a yd Of lace in wide ~ of material wide the
blouse
yd with yds. for the rung the entire gown.
The May Manton of the bodice No. from
to AZ in bust and OF the skirt No 6ooA in adapted waist
Department of this receipt Of ten cents for EACH
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
First Baptist Church.


Corner Sixth avenue and Cherry
street w. J. E. Cox, pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. M, T. N.
Harper. superintendent. Graded
school with classes for all ages
Preaching by the pastor at II a.
m. and s p. m. Morning subject. evils
dom Plus Understanding Equal Hap
piness." Evening subject: "The Re-
ligious Fool
B. Y. P. U. at 7:15 p. m.
Ladies missionary and Aid society
Monday at 3 o'clock Bible study con-
Quoted by the pastor.
Prayer and praise service Wednes-
day at p. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
AT HE
CHUl.tHEs
First Church Of Christ Scientist

Shriners' Temple, Main and Sew
enth sire cts.
Services are held Sunday at II a.
m. and 'p m. Subject, Christian
Science"
Sunday school Sunday morning at
10 O'Clock.
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
p. I'M.
The reading room is open daily ex-
cept Sunday and holidays from 2:3O
to > p. m. Visitors welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
Daily Fashion alkS
BY MAY MANTON
A DAINTY FROCK OF CREPE WITH TRIMMING
(. - OF TAFFETA

CK crepe and taea make really beautiful
y OF dotted ruche silk with of
lace aouneag 1t is just dainty summerke and attractive
skirt consists Of Just straight piece with the trimming arranged
plain foundation which the sleeves
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
The Church of Christ.

The Church of Christ. =
Corner Sixth and Beech street. c..
c. Cline, minister.
Morning subject: "The Goldman.
Evening subject: "Why accept the
Bible as Gods Word"
Bible students, p. M, Mrs. j. G.
Taylor. teacher.
Christian Endeavor, p. m., Miss
Nancy Brummett, president.
Ladies aid, changed to Tuesday
morning, 8 a. M, Mrs. A. M. Scruggs,
president.
Prayer and praise service Wednes-
day night, Mrs. Mary Helton leader.
Choir Rehearsal, Friday night.