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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23

,im,Vninss we're reported. The weather con
psas' 49, ne yield Of corn in Oklahona nj
,.o,'"V.ooV bushels. agains, so, 900. oOo "a
pected. ""' was apout az ex-
nu,sIIhe market held s,eady a., the
ot u que 10 the bulge in corn, hui, sub.
,.hbu.ht'y cropped with the weakness in
Wneat The hedge selling was more no.
,s, az me slight rallies Receipts so
asa,ns, ! e Wee oS0 total 100000 bushels.
bSsss o'-""'oVV last week and tsie OnO
,e.nrSa year ago. Export business yes.
Pc, us "~s,inated AZ 400. 900 bushels.
IN The list, although tho seii,n.s "rahness
az ~ hog markets abGtod. Packers we're
h AN rurh sld's OF tho list. but the outside
puNinE power was feeble ~
Chicago p-irns. '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23

The Italian liner America. sailing 10
dl' for Naples. viii take mail. closing At
40 4. NJ. for italv Rumania. serbia.
Greece and switzerland.
Tho American liner Finland. sailing 10
morrow FOR Falmouth and Lon Ion viii
take mail. closing At : \ NJ for Europe
except Gcrr.anv Austria Hungary. Lux
embure, RulCarin. Turkov. Norway. Sws-
den and Denmark, Africa West Asia and
tho Eos' indies
The Italian liner Dante Alighieri. sail
Ing Monday for Naples. vii tab" mall.
closing AZ II 80 \ NJ. for ftalv. Rl.
mania. Serbia Switzerland and Greece.
The French liner La Tnu-aine sal ing
Tuesday fot Bordeaux. VIII take mall.
closing a, noon for France. Rumania,
S,rhia Sutherland. italv. spain. Portugal,
EEvpt. Greece. British Irdia. British East
africa. Slam, Malta, Glhraltar, CevlNn,
Straits settlements. Dutch East Indies.
West Australia and Persia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
COTTON IRREGULAR
WITH HIGHER CLOSE
Recovery Caused Partly by In
creased Demand From
Trade Interests.


\ A. evidence Of the underlying bull
fitness ~ sentiment cotton obsorbed
yesterday n good teal Of liquidation,
shirh resulted from overnight margin
calls. aud advanced about 30 points af-
~ an opening break OF 10 points. A
downward reaction toward the close re-
diire4 Tie advance to about half the ex-
IRENE gain II The day ard left price.
about 5 points net higher.
Most Of the buying Yesterday ca M
from shorts and trade interests. Spin
rers called = good deal OF cotton and
local spot brokers were in receipt Of
numerous requests for opinions as to the
sdyisahil,'y Of fixing prices around pres
en- levels MANUFACTURERS have be y so
much encouraged 10y tho large business
now passing that feeling throughout
trade circles is less hcnrish than IL has
been TIE advauc % nearly I cents n
pound took the mill element by surprise.
hut many well posted manufacturers are
convinced that the crop is short ard they
are al~l greatly impressed by tho vol
ura OF hrsin ss that IS being offered to
them NJ fairly satisfactory prices.
An interesting analysis Of the statis-
'ical situation prepared by 4. l., Ran
lett was iSsued Yesterday by Springs &
CO. II forecasts the shortage In the
worlds production Of cotton At $500. 900
bales, a reduction Of approximately one
third from last seasons world yield.
II estimates ~rrob1hl" exports at g.
500. 600 bales. The "details arc well bal
anred and conseryativcly distributed.
The estimated crop, .nclud' nr linterS, Is
placed n ll.5cn. 600 bales. The figures
do ro, take into calculation possible
tak!rCs by tn" Teujonic allies. which
would he q ver, hullish factor II they
Should develop in volume.
In spite of Tho fact that the extreme
break from tine recent h.rh level has
been = matter OF abou; - points. South
err spot markets. SHOW no weakness. As
a matter Of fac. som" southern quota
tors haye been Sharply advanced and
the bl! 'us has s. is now the highest Of
The season. Tho market is well liqui-
dated and in a position Ia respond IA
vorahil 20 4 hllll,h census rcpor. on
ginning Monday morH.rr.
TIE INTO s. ght for the week was r!aced
AZ i13 on" bales. aEa.us, i75.Coo last
year. The total for jno season $ placed
a. 2o?iooo bales. against ..l3s.O00 last
year.
Market closed c,ae1y
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINt.TrRE AMMAN"

MINIATURE AiN>NA"
Sun rises q 10 Gu, sets. : 81 Moon RE rs ~
HIGU WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hk. rs Gov. Isl q Hcll cate q So
LOW WATER THIS DAY
sandyUk I?a coz. rsi. Isl Vol cate a3'
Arrived FRIDAY. October >.
Ss Baltic. u. 30 \ " Liverpool oct -
s. Narrar lnscit 53l A NJ. London. Oct Z
- Trou'o. 20 y II. London Oct 6
Sc RIO I1ccs. : + NJ Thursday. Marseilles.
OCT :
- Rapidan . T. NJ Dundee. Oct s
c. C~ommun,r1w. ii:iS A. NJ Alg,ers Oct 7
Sc Tortusuero, 10 + " THURSDAY, Santa
Mnrta Oc' rs
IS Nauhan. 900 r VI Rarhados Oct T.
s. Robert " Thompson. 1855 A NJ. Glen.
fr"gos Oct II
Sc zulia so \. " Mavaeuoz. Oct N
Sc Ahas A Curacoa oct ~
&c ,dvancH. ".W T. " Cris'ohal. O~ m
6 CITY Of savannah Oct ~
= Jefferson Norfolk. Oct Il
So Favps'orp. BALTIMORE. Oct 20
6 Venus New port News Oct %.
s. Salmonpool. Newport News Oct p
Sc Navarro. Newport News, Oct 81
ARRIVED From NEW YORK
SIS nuca dagli Ahruzzi. nj Genoa
S. Noordam at Falmouth
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
G norgeusGord from P~r.eu
- Notspau from Havana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
STERLING RATES DROP AGAIN,
Break Yearly Two Cents On Pound
MARKS Unclaimed.

Sterling exchange again declined
sharply yesterday. breaking nearly .
cents on the pound. Demand sterling
c.osed AZ i6iis. with cables at i65N,
rms compares with 1864 and 4.67 on
thursday. Francs were lower in SYM
pn'hy, closing at soc for checks and
a'l for cables. The previous close was
30 and 'N9 respectively. Italian lire
dropped 10 cal. against $751; on Fri
day n ruhles declined from 33a. to
80 p.
Marks were unchanged a, sois for
Z drafts and soi, for cables Aus
IRAN kronen advanced from 1850 To
1865
Foreign exchange brokers said last
night mat they expected the ma rke,
would decline further and estimated that
prices for demand sterling would go as
low as 4.60 within a few DAYS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
THE COPPER MARKET.
EnIRrainG ~ Plants Promises
Great Future COnsum ption.

There was a rood sized inquiry for elec'ro.
lyiic copner YESTERDAY, with substantlal ton
uages booked for export account. scarcity
Of freight room continued the dominating
factor in initiating against a free move
meni of the metal from this country To
Europe This condition promises tn continue
over the year end.
Domestic inquiries were fair American
manufacturers are and have been for some
time past cnlaJgtng their plants and capacity,
for the of copper by the end
~ the year will surpass by many millions
Of pounds the mos optimistic prediction
ever held by conner interests in regard to
the future of the industry.
4 firm demand for lead was noted and
sales were effected at the new top price
named by tho American Smelling and Re
fning Company earlier IN the week Canada,
Russia and Italy are the principal buyers.
An improving demand was again noted
in spel'cr which siifened in price, spot
being quoted AT 1871 to 1917 cents a pound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
o sl5>7lSi7 sl7.7t5.2l,
s0.0OO.oo0 War Orders Denied.

\ denial that tho United states Iirh,
and Heat corporation has on hand So
o""'no" IN war orders was made yester.
day by j, Allan Smith. president Of thc
company. He also denied thu, ,bo ~.
tiNity in shares of the company was due
10 buying on the part Of those who are
Identified with he General Motors ana
nu P"nt movements. Mr. Smith saws
IN" company's business is excellent. In,
that he would feel himself bio -
he remained silent while instantaneous
OF me company's business were being
made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
DRY GOODS TRADE IMPROVES.
"~EconOmist" Tells Of Increased
Desire tn Provide for Future.

The Drp Goods Economist says The
trade continues 20 hc-eft by the marked
improvement in general conditions.
There are evidences Of scarcity IN GER
tain lires Of merchandise and many dis
trihuters are showing greater wiling
ness-ln some cases even ~ Niety-to
provide for their prospective wants
Raw material prices continue high
and str nc, and there are many indica-
tons that stocks in all hands are small"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY.

Y uINId-nI ut one per COM on the COm
mon stock has been declared PAYABLE No
Nember ION. 1915, to holders of record at
the close OF business November LIST. 1913.
STOCK Transfer Books will not he closed.
GEO. "a. bANFDRTH. secretary.
New York. Oct0her goth. lali.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23

M at Akron. Ohio, for the Goodyear
wv" and Rubber Company. A highway
nri's" of four spans for Wood county,
wisconsin, requires 275 tons Of struc-
'ural steel. which will be furnished By
the Wausau Iron Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY,

III Roadway. N,V York
me regular quarterly dividend of one
erred stock OF this COMPANY has been de
clared. payable be-. ~. 1915 Transfer
-ith. 1913.
FRED n FoRTMEYER. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
C%OTTONSEED OIL.

The undertOne was strong, offerings
inspired hv the decline In lard we're we'll
absorbed. H'irers we're liberal buyers
and reports Ncrc current Of . bet'ermeni
tn the consuming defnsnd crude oil WAS
Nrm a. II 20 i2c Tho action OF the mar
Fot encouraged some fresh speculative de-.
mdnd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA. OF. % -strenrh and
'"'ivlty IN Philadelphia Rand Trans,, was
nc ,ediuic of the stock marke, here Union
Itic'ion vas also HIGHER. with small changes
lSe"h"re bonds were IN demand and Arm
~ tone The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. 90 Trading was broad and
prices were generally strong. Union Carbide
Chicago Pneumatic Tool md Stew 1r, Warner
were the prominent features There was
a rood demand for Lindsay Light common NJ
advancing prices Bond market unclaimed
The sttu,u,avys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTsBtRG. Oct 30 -American window
Glass gained 3 points on heavy trading La
Belle Iron was moro than \ point higher San
Toy Mining continued its recent activity, sell
Ing between 20 and q cents The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Oa. copper s,och. vsrs
..,oosssis mi,houi much change in prices. zinc
s,rcnr t""oe sunsfantial gains. Activity and
NefI Indles s'ocks The SUMMARY :"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York and New EnsIand,
Iair to-da, and tomorrow; moderate
northwest TO north viuds

w bVENV NIUuA,
for view Jersey and eastern Pennsyl-
Ianid' falr to-day and Tomorrow. mod.
eT,." northwest TO north winds.
rpr western New York. fair to day and
70 morrow: moderate northwest winds. be
tori'rr variable.
NrW YORK. oct "a small area of
moderate depression was central over
northern Florida and southern Georgia
N'Tt'rhf'. causing rain In the south At
lan'ir and east Gulf states.
Elsewhere throughout the country the
Vehther was generally fair and high pres
cure covered all other sections east OF the
n"ckN Mountains. except northern New
EnrIand' rom "A centre over Illinois.
Ie,n pera'1r"s we're lower in the lake
the middle Atlantic states. hut II was
somewhat warmer In The central states.
Freezing temperatures occurred in parts
Of the southw estern states and the north
ern lar regions.
In this city the dav was fair and cooler;
wind. fresh northwest average humidity,
80 per cent barometer. corrected TO read
TO sea level. at : \ NJ. 3Ooi; r. NJ,
Tho tempcrature IN this city yesterd,v. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE Oct % Houston oil. Els
horn Fuel. Goshen aud Fidelity and Deposit
were features Of the trading here Houston
on closed ~fractionallv higher. and Fidelity
AMI pCrosli advance 2 poIuts There was a
fractional decline in Elhhorn Fuel. Bonds
were active and firm The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
Republic of Panama
~ Secured sinking Fund Thirty year
Told Bonds due November ., 1914.
ALLIED RON

Notice r. hereby given In accordance with
ne terms o, the Trust lndenture made by the
Trust Company and William Nelson Cromwell.
as Trustees. dated November 2. 1914. that the
,~,oiowine ~ Secured sinking Fund Thirty
Year Gold .Bonds. dated November 2. 1919,
have been drawn for redemption. ut a price 81
lo?is and accrued Interest to the date OF such
redemption. to absorb. as nearly rs may be. all
money now I'D the Sinking Ennd VIZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
United States Suurcme Court C.,c,d.r

WASHlNGToN, oct, 22.--The day cal
IN the supreme Court for Monday: Nos
20 sand tbbl 25 land 2G). IS, 20. 80. "a
80. 50. 81 and rs. ' "'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE

The imporfs 81 dry goods and .,,r.,
mcrrhand!so a. the mort Of New York f"r
IN" week ended ortnher IL. as comn,r.i
with N" previous week AMI rho ,,,r
spending week OF INA follow
Week Previous
oct IL wrok tat,
Dry Goods -. S0@. GOi s|eSSrSo- -
Gen, mds. lS.26G0GG 1iRN90t0 IsSc "a
Totals. s2o,oss,S7o u7>7lSi7 ,i77,se,.
From January /:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23

Tnt local market for Fpo' to''oY uns uutpt
d . points advance NidHar-. f.iso south.
ern spni rarFn'. % officially rsrpr'rd were
ef',ei AMI UNCHANGED New Orle-rs lar /:
u weston. - a'" savannah '-e Npnuhis.
Il NllGs'a. l. 10 How Eou. g. a5c
closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
Court Of Appeals Calendar,

ALBANY. y. Y, oct 22.--The Court n,
Appeals calendar for Monday Is; Nos. s6S,
s0s, 33s. t27. t6s. 40, $7i. AIS. "
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anu WIN DC redeemed through the said sinking
fun9 AZ said price Of 1927. and accrued intcrrs.
70 IN" dat" Of such red, mptiun. by The
FARMERS Loan and Trust Company. Trustee.
4. US or,cc. Nos l6-22 W illiam street, New
after which date the bonds 10 drawn shall
ease TO bear Interest, anything In such bonds
OF coupons pertaining thereto to the contrary
Not Notwithstanding
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COM.
BY EDWIN 8 MNRsToS President.
WILLIAM NELSON CROMWELL.
Trustees,
Dated. New York. September 20. 1918.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23

EUROPEAN MAILS.

hishcs' tcmpcra'urc az. nj 7 y. "
Lowest temperature 52' NJ
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ARRIVED From NEW YORK
OUTGOING steamships

g n~orgeuslord from R~r.su
- Notspan from Havana
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19
MIYItIlllG.I22SS)' 2S' i;.1j|Ei;jI l5
 lF YOUNGSTERS
lit. ]. 3ry Children L5El2.j5.s31ts:E :E < Parents i2 I}oI1g ! .2j3jtf1-l 3f Man
 nez, a.9.632I'>>:. sa4,y.

With the spacious assembly hall crowded with nolhers and children, yesterdays story hour4 .'t tho A- brary was eng cf the me7t jelight4ul and altogether successful affairs yet given by tle library ass2ciatl-n or tne ssogy hour con2miftsc.
 The mothers wfaf'a the guests for tao afternoon of the claj34ren who, under the sHi9anc.e1 of uae members ol ths librerv committee, c2rri> d ou5 q most excellent program. SoFel23 2. sssl-,s we're mad by members <f, the : cc snI2ittca, il which ths others Wel,s u,aad to make usc Of the books ea1.s- c+5lly gathered for thsir 0eneiit by 1ba lihrary otsliaa4s. Many mothers fI.spcGded. 7 only one story vas to-i yesterday. tlsis comins cs the co1lcluding ta2- ture of the rc33- a41. The story
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19
C). T; ()PEIQ SIORE
 IN SiI VEENS
Representative Is Here to Arrange for Heniodcll2g
 of ELg Duilollng.

The Pine Bluff store Of r. W. Wool worth company will be open for business in Pine Bluff within six weeks, The store will be located in the Alexander building in West 5ee- ond avenue, formerly occupic>t by the Grand Leader. | >Will employ about 70 girls at II seasons.
 ]. A. Wrighi Of St. Louis, repre- senting the construction department of the WoolWorth company, is in tae city. supefintanaing the rem0deiing of th building. MT. Wrigh> Monday evening or Tuesday morning will let contracts for the work of renod ling the building. Four contracts, ag&fe- gating about $3090, will be Sigcn out at this lime Tn are for complete rcmodeling work, plumbius, electri- cal work and painting. Fixtures to be installed when the alterations are compl=ted will cost about $25o0, bringing the total cost of preliminary A ork to $5500.
 aNr. Wright h9s bsen busy the past two days receiving bids and e5ti- mates.
 @It will requiro about six we ks to make all altel&dons,' he declared.
 another week viii 5 8 all fixtures in the building and it will be occupied at once" x
 Mir. wright could say nothing as to the personnel o4 the pine Bluff stere. He declared that the SHOCK the Pine BIuf store will carry will be ills nti- cal with that earrieI in larger cities. No artlele will 6a sold for more than ten cents.
 "FeW alterations will be n1 1Ia ii the front of tue building daolateQ MT Wright we will change the stairway and make tha lower floor 8 s8room and tie upper ficor a stoak fcem. A new lighting system, employing both gas aud electricity, will be instailed,"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19
k fjlti G.IiIIIi)
 FORMALLY j)ss'EfIsEI)
Eaaooas Corpus 4.i5 Issued 9y Jalge E'lll,Lpot U ss-
 lnallna .Ce1no ~a. Y &a


 II is ny brother, b&. },e 1,95 n0t been . brother to me. JsNi1l 1,sHI tIy to injur him in rcTep&c, hu. ' W i not forget"
 This is what Mrs. CeleSsir,a. Isaav,a has 10 say about her .4actEe", J L. Joy of Helena, who caused her arrest Thursday tn charge Of kidcaH5ia&. Carf1slina Ceni0, the child oi ne-, dead sister. She r9arGd l. ito4a in fancy on her b east aaa aarfan1ala ! it to her bra5her only vi. T sao he- Gant5 ill During the tune he c2#t ! for il, 4lrs. Lasa5sIa and her husa @l paid him $t5 per- month. When she recovered, she asked fer Ghe return eff Carmelina but he refused. She ten took the eaitl from his home and he caused her arrat.
 i}ut for the kindness of Ben SylVes- ter. q prominent lacal Italian, Mrs. Lasayia's plight would have been much worse. than i. is. She was ar rested Immediately upen her arrival aero. The Wona1'1 d yction to tho children WIS g2 narl1ca that C1isf Stewart called in NJ. 5ylTaster be- fore taking her 70 jal. Mr. Sylvester agreed to cars for hereat his home, and sae was not take. to a cell. The next day Mir. Sylvs1tcr secured couil- sel for her.
 rhs fight for tho possessiaa of tao chil8. which now pro1niso5 to deval20 inso complete victory. for AETs, Lasavia, changed from 17elcaa to Pine Bluff yesterday, when r, '. KcrWin, her attorney, applied for 2 writ of habcas corpus bef,ro Julse Philpot thus perhaps preventing trial in Helena. Tho wit was ma3e kFturnabU. Thur2;lav, end Joy will have to come to Fine BlNff to press his claims. Gord fer $1.600 was made for Ter. D. puty Sheriff Esson, c1 Helena, xlo came after h1r, also was inclined to give the wcman every chance.
 While the papers fer 2 hab:as cor pus application were being prepared, Mrs. Lasagia receive. rom her nome in Waco paps IS upon which she will hase her ease The papers consisted of legal guardiapshio documents and ferty-eArae cancelled cheeks, mad. cut cJoy. and signed os M. Lasavla, guardian of the estate of the C1mo minors. I.2sagia will be in Pine Bluff 1aurstla3, Wh2n the application Is heard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19
INSURANCE AlEN.TS
 MEET AZ LITTLE Rl)lk
Six Representations 1eoai tiHe iiaa Confer HjiA Forces is9sa a....s.l
 tity aaa ai0$ springs.
\ gon. raI eoAferanee oI regresenta

\ gen raI conference oi reDr2senta- lives of the Metropolitan Lile 4nsar- ance company was held aC Little Rock yesterday, With agents present from the Pine Bluff, Hot Springs and Little Rock districts,
 j. P. Bradley Of New York, super intend nt of the southwestern agen- ( es of the company presided o4er the session, which WAS followed by a banquet a1 the. Marion There were about thirty of the company repre- scntatiyes iii at ndance.
 Those from Pine Bluff who were present at the conference were tG. ), -Alloyn, local manager, Dr. Fred RoWell, physician Charles D. Guest, J. E, Van Nov Roy ? aeock and T. q. CulDepper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19
MES HOUSTON ISS
 GIVEN HIGil RANK
Local Sociological VI oz:1zsr Receives High Compliment
 in Naw York T 3aper.
%

Compliment of a very high order vas paid recent, by tn. New York TrlDnAe and HerGclel Joues, WinAor oI child labor law oal.3 E5c,.. SIS il liFc states, to Miss Julia 11ou5toa, sa1ra- ta1y of the Pine Bla& Associated Charities and prlaa.ttall= o.leeol- E5g Jefferson county:
 MT Jones is the autho1' CE .,.ll s,1,tt--cl , printed la tl44 4A1oane cf }5epIcat36l tZ, ir Which nc laalQd4s A.43 lIcNs- ton n 6 list cf five Southern Won:ae Wa0, ne says, are leaders in tho IlShi ii behait of the chi1a, ia tas I;5519 ;519 ,.t,.s cEn states. Photographs oI the tiTS women are printed in coIlactloI with the article, c.-.d ta2,cr each Eao- to&faph is q I@0gH3t4. 4'ao ICJtactoa agu as folloys
 Mrs. z. 1. Kirkpatrick o2 Thomas vile, Gl., pGcejl Tt 0 rho G3orG,e tadefatlo4 ot A,oz4eit.s <4aos, 46.lo5, experience i4 t4e cLi.4 labor c.n- pa4gn co1vIGG1a 3cr tG3 NoIn2Il' : 'indrccs Influence i3 not alI-po~er fui.
 Miss Jean Gordon. e New Orleans gaH5 pp her fife uL leisure to become factory inspector. 6Ha strongly ad- yuaatea factory inspection as a pro Iession fer college women,
 Miss Julia Houston Of sPine Bluff Ark, t j3Iyn AaNl gradQate, who or ganl2ad the Associated Charities anl juvenile probe, ,ti3ll work in Pine Bluff and $ secretary of both.
 Miss Frances Ingram, Id c. Nel9hbofEood House i'll Louisville Ky, has been oatIed the Jane 1rd dams 0t hantuoKJ. ' SAe has been : lender iAs ch.-d labor and other sooia reforms ia her st@1o,
 Mrs. V. J. MuldocA e Birlning ham, .Ala., chairman Of tha5 AlabaEn5 ~aild La6or eoni4ittse. 6he WAS in st1uulen5ai in having passed tn.s. .eal an advaneed child labor laM, il tll1t Alabalna legislature,
 Tho body of the article thus refer. to Miss Houston:
 "Julia Houstoa of Pine Buff, : B1gn Mawr graduate, a.llle, la9bi ii.}a gil, i3 a type. of the sBi1te5. ]. e2IIe.g- 35iElsrwio entered heart. e:.4d t5eul in to t!fe co1toat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19
MEAIVisA BIZARRE

Brownsville sept lS-Nt least, nine MaAIcans were killed and many woundsd III the tignt yesterday at Donna, fifty miles nortn of Ero7%ps- Vile, iu wblch abaut o0 Me1icaDs of the CArl4nzlsfa faciion aud fIoap of American oa1aTy eXeFisllsed shs5S Tor segelttl Aeofe aelass b45o lelo Glasaa@. 4s
 AnteI4can cavalry patlois On iii}g siu.t or the rnaI today killed tsiree siexIe&n raiders. Two w.ore sAat a5an ;wltan they attempted Jo escape tfale A mounted squad aeaf San g aleis and ss ni8a ags1s sast Miaii4 ssvlflgg la; < ssiac rlysa' toward tlip .A5.a2g- iean Ste afggl tue Assi gcti d lo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19

tools were received. Everything is ln readiness for the work to be resumed Monday.
 r. s. F'reeland, one of the members Of the firm of drillers, is watching With interest the outcome of a suit in the Oklahoma supreme court, %h@ain is involved the title So a tract of land on which the Prairie Gil < Gas company has a' we'll producing 26,000 barrels of oil daily, Us. he has a lease on the land
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-19


 "snoW White;S was told ill exoellsnt manner by Esnrieta Adams, -swlh2l was warmly applauded at 1t5 5eah clusion.
 The otaer numbers on tho p,rrQgram were as follows: t
 Welcome, Richard Barnett, Jr'
 Violin drat, virgil Howard, Pau! Cape-tQl, ; -t
 Reading. Helen Sawyer.
 Violin gclo Charles Sylvester. Reading, Virginia Reno. i Song aua dance, with violin acoom- }l E pqYln9nt. 0aargarst Morgan, Esther Carnahan, Mona Carnahan, Charles Sylvester. Song, Clara Hicks. ~ stosya Hour Clock, Five Little CTS Rea5itzg, .loa Howell.