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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
No HOPES OF I.E,GALIZINt:
PAHI-MUTUEI. SYSTI: vi

SPRINGFIELD, ILL. June l7-Au
hopes Tor the passage at this legisla-
i've session of the Devier bill legal
iTins me pari-mutuel system of bet
ting on horse racing were dead to-day
because Of the failure of the Senate
yesterday 10 pass the bill. With adj
)ournment Of the Legislature to-mor-
row, II would be Impossible to enact
the measure, which would have 10 20
through stages involving three legis-
iative days
Friends OF the boxing bill to-day
had also practically given hone for tho
y" ssage OF their measure which has
been passed by the' Senate. Through
an error III the senate, the masure
was passed in an unsatisfactory form
and there seems to be little proba
bility that II can be passed In the
House in its present form. il at all
The house already has killed one box
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LOCAL BOAT CREW is
WORKING FOR REGATTA
Will Meet AnOsiostanS. of Washing
Ton, on Jnmes Rtrcr-Other Events
OF Zig AuuutIc Meet.

With the big race with the Anolos-
,nns only eight days on. Coach Van
Wet. of the Virginia Boat Club. Is
bending every effort in getting the
maximum speed out of his crew. Lone;
rows are INDUCED in every day, and
rs soon as ono man begins to show u
lttIe ragged form. tho boat is at once
stopped and the guilty one given :,
strong talking TO. Lately. however.
the mems form has been exceedingly
good, and If they don't grow stale he
lore inc 26th; the Washingtonians Will
hnd - formidable antagonist
Figuring roughly. Anolostan will
outweigh the local OarsSnen by about
Twelve Twelve pounds to the man. The Vir-
sinianS were heavier last week than
they are this, but the removal Of the
iS5-pound Wiltshire and the subStitu-
ton OF the 140-pound Jim Wheat re-
nncea me average sun it must be
race like a mile one. speed is the cs-
sential factor. and Wheat Is perhaps
the spccdicst man In the crew on the
recovery.
Irwin Williams. who has charge of
other events on the card, is preparing
"a list OF attractions. Among the
features will be a three-cornercd race
between four-oared gigs one of the
tours is styled the midget four. COM
posed of the shortest runts i'm the Boat
Club.
Then the Blues are expected TO have
IAN eight Dared shell to test conclu-
liotze Is rounding together the SOL
dicrs. and he hopes to have a formida-
BILE crew TO give the juniors n battle
Canoe races. fitting, swimming race.
sports galore are also on the card. and
the regatta will certainly be the larg-
est and best ever held here.
of course, the main attraction is to
crew in action. but the other races
VIII have their thrills also.
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be formed
WHITNEY AND DEXTER
FAv0RITES AT ATLANTA

ATLANTA, GA. june ,7.-Nclson
OF Mf"!t1 1aHn,S %, Rev or Rsn Perry A%ar
Orleans. and c. l.. DEXTER. Of u Dallas las
today, reached the semifnals in the
az thampionship tournament OF
morrow morrow whitney will b" matched with
7" Esn,f ana Adair with Dexter.
closely. the play OF this quartet in the
present tournament tonight predict ed
s shin me o,i rSai fight for the champion-
r9Snd to-daE Whitney had III i,,Is 't trous
T nol, IN diSposins Of G. ~, AldridGe, of
ara: OF montgomery. In the afternoon
Was stu easier, Dexter took his
leans In the morning by a liberal mar
sih ana Won handly from c. Is. Brame
in the afternoon.
th1 hay ana one that n..racted IL large
enl!cry was that between Perry Adair,
mn Iryan Heard. the Houston veteran.
AithouIh more than forty years mark
ca tnc difference in their ages. this
pnir Fought a battle that was aston
iShlnEiy even. being decided on the
ninet"cnth green. when .>~a;r ran down
a Iour:io 2 put for a a TO Heards 6.
GAtend himself IN tho FIRST round to-
@n% to win from -. $. Henderson. OF
be- a'er Won from Hp ana nlny and
Jacksonyille. with almost as little CT
lori lis match with Whitney to-
morrow IL expected 10 furnish some OF
the real thrills OF the tournament Re-
Gently Bush lifted the champion in a
cIuD tournament at New Orleans. Ex-
pertS tonight favored Whitney, how
ever, as the possible winner
ihe match between Dexter and Adair
Tomorrow also should prove interest
ins The Texas player, who tied with
hitney FOR low medal score in the
qualifying round. is in wonderful
form; his use of the irons being cx-
ceptionaiiy good. and his tee shots
Adair. likewise n long driver has :,
thorough knowledge OF the course i'm
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With the Amateurs
by TUCK

Duplex is picked for the pcnnant
This aggregation has been winning
games consistently. having only lost
one this season. Pitcher Whitfield has
contributed much TO the teams sue
cess, twirlng in great form.
The Woodall & Quarlcs slusgcrs are
still within striking distance Of the
leaders. however. and may have some
thing up their sleeve. The fans are
watching thse two teams and expect
battle royal when they meet next
week.
Several former Old Dominion League
players have been signed up by the
Clothiers, which has strengthened the
club considerably Plug Amos at
short. Jack Tinsley. star hot-corner
artist for the High school. and Catcher
Lcibs are a combination hard TO beat
slaughter IL no slough either as a
pitcher. In the last game with Roun-
tree Cherry, he allowed only four hits
not a runner crossing the pan.
Now that the old Dominion League
has disbandcd. officials of the Rich
mond Amateur Baseball Commission
are on the lookout for the formation
OF another league. II may not he done
vanccd. but it il said that next spring
there Will be better and stronger
! ca que under the commission than the
dcfunct circuit
Much interest is being taken here
by lovers of water sports In the big
reEatta which Will be held on June
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With College Crews

POUGHKEEPSIE. " Y. June IL
Following closely upon big shake-up
by Coach NickalIs in the PENNSYLVANIA
crews, Coach Rice late to-day put the
first crew into the second crews
shell and later made other changes in
seating the oarsmen for evening prac-
tee he declared he would make
further changes tomorrow until he
gets the men properly seated.
Following Coach Nickalls's readjust-
ment or his senior and junior Penn
sylvania crews. the juniors tonight
defeated the senior crew by five and
"A half lengths in two-milc race
More shifts will follow Tomorrow, II
was declared.
At Cornell quarters. Lund was still
rowing at No. IN the varsity shell in
place Of Othus
The Cornell crews had seven-mlle
row.
The syracuse crews put in an eight
mile drill. with no changes in the
makeup
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innnn Defeated.

Special 70 The Times Disnatch.1
NEW YORK, June l..--F. {. Inman.
twice winner Of the metropolitan tennis
championship. who was laying
through the present tournament in an
effort TO make the cup his personal
property. was defeated to-day. He fell
before leonard Beckman. national in
terscholastic champion, SIS, G-l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Harvard oarsmen went to tho boat.
house for the morning driu. but ma
sky had cleared before they started
out
Coach Wray. in his single scuu ao-
coinpanied the first aud second VARSITY
eiShts up the river for about tu.3S
miles. the hao;s taking tho distance
ana 'he return in easy stretches.
The freshmen eight was sent ov.- !,
tWp-hiic course. and while no time
was given out. II was said thot tSe
showing was satisfactory. The frasb
man tour were drilled in racing starts
GALES FERRY. CONN. June -
The Yale varsity and freshman eiphts
We're sent out together for an eorN
pun OF Il mile and Il half down stream
to-day. later the freshmen were son,
y half-mils up stream under the watcb
,, ne ttnc was s;35. There was prac.
ichlty no tide or wind The seronI
Harvard is expected to Visit Tho
i"Ic quarters Saturday for the annual
formal call The opposing captains
VIII meet Monday or Tuesday il w.
sara to-day, to talk over details Of
Although IT rained heavily for a
while this morning. it stopped beforc
inc oarsmen We're ready for tho ,yatar
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1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

The Climbers will again assail the
Newark Indians this afternoon. Mana
ger zimmerman is determined to get
the Climbers scalp. but he will meet
Il strong adversary in Dunns men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Angelo Arragon deserves the honor
or being the cleanup hitter. The little
CUBAN cracked out two singles yester-
daS. helping the matter along. ARA
gon also surprised the fans when he
pulled Iimmcrmanns high bounder
from the balmy atmosphere. This
piece OF agile work saved the game,
as TWO or more runs would have
crossed
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IS between the Richmond and Wash
ington Boat Clubs. The affair will be
staged on the James River and will
be the biggest event of the kind ever
held here. The Richmond oarsmen are
WORKING hard every day to be in rcadi-
ness for the races, and IL Is cXcccted
That they will give n good account or
themselves.
An eight-oarcd scull representing tho
richmond l.ingh Infantry Blucs' Bat
tohon viii participate in the regatta
II the efforts of Edward HotZc. .Ir,
VINO is forming crew. arc successful
Alan Hart and Hall Mason ar. eXpe-
i'"nc"d oarsmen and will form nu-
J.. va which n good crew should
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18
s1.G5 ROUND "TRIP TO
Virginia Beach--Cape Henry

CHOICE or Two FAST TRAINS.
The Special leaves Richmond $40 A.
NJ: leaves Norfolk, 7:40 L. NJ.
CnrricS through coach without chnnre
between lichmond and Virginia Beach
Funt Electric Cars give quick and
frequent service between Norfolk and
Occnu View.
Tickets also good Urom and to Rich
Richmond ~ NJ. and leaving Norfolk
AIS t. NJ.
WEEKEND RATES: Norfolk, $500:
Virginia Beach, S3.25 On sale Friday
day following.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
from EiEhth rngc. !

auspices OF the Moose Lodge in con-
vention here Three passes issued by
sherman. pitching for Jersey city. were
oasheu IN iyr runs. Two errors by
Truesdnlc aided materially in the down
fall OF George Wiltac's club. The ,icld
ing OF shorten ana barney was scnsa =
ilonaL Jersey city attempted u rally
in tn" ninth inning, but II was halted
before damage vas done. Score:
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Works. the pitcher the Climbers Sc
cured from the American Association.
not gotten into complete condition, as
he has not been on The firing line for
a long while. Works is a big fellow.
WIN tremendous shoulders, and he
seems TO be solIdlv built
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Yesterdays game was 2 real eXhi-
bition OF the national pastime. The
errors were all on hard chances. help
ing TO add to the enthusiasm OF the
affair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Neal Ball has proved to be the hot
weather player. Since the no. weather
began, our captain has played n good
gnme at the keystone snck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Although "Shag" Thompson did some
nifty hitting for the Athletics in the
American League. he has been unable
70 set this league atirc by his swattinE
The pitchers will hear from "Shag
when he becomes acquainted with his
enVirOnments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

We would like to take one slant n,
the perfect umpire. The majority OF
the jumps sent here have been decided,
gallery. II seemed as if Arragon Was
as safe In home yesterday as a fsh
is in the bottom OF the sea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

ST. Joseph star to break into rrn.
fessional baseball. Connie Mack sur
priscd the Philadelphia fans 4 few
weeks ago, when h. showed a Young
ster onto the Keystone sack. who he
called RYAN, but who later proved TO
be Malone. OF Mt. st. Joseph Malone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Russell has proved to be Dunn's mos
reliable hurier He has pitched con
sistently throughout the season. an,
with the help of his playmates he viii
be able to win the majority OF hi
games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Charlie Pick also did his share Of
the WORK. Fick Earncred two hits
besides playing IL perfect fielding game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

The Climbers deserve q larger crow,
at the games. Every man on the team
Is Il hard worker, not quitting unit
the last man has persisted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

SeSeral OF Manager Zimmermann's
IN -pi"!ers seem TO be "diminutives.'
but they play the game with an over.
AMOUNT of vim and dash
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score by INNINGS. r.
Jersey City.........O 0 o o q q q ii
Providence .......o o q q ! "a
summary: Runs-Truesdaic. Ayers t2)
CHI. Two base hit-Barry. Stolen hases-
shorten, McNally. GIL. Barry. Sacrifice fy
-Eucs. Double pluy-Cooper 10 Ors,o,y
Bases on baIls--or Sherman, I. Struck gu,
by sherman. :; by Cooper. s. EMPIRES
freeman and Narrlson Passed bnll-R.y-
holds. Time. 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Meadows. Will probably twirl for the
locals this afternoon. "Rube" has been
unable TO hit his stride, but il might
be due to his associates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

The fans seem 10 be wondering over
the utter failure of the Giants and
and stay around the top OF the stand
ing. but their wise leaders are prob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

The Climbers hoped back into rourtI
place yesterday. We hope to see TIL
Climbers start on another barn storm
ing tour for the pennant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

Lefty Russell, who fooled the biz
leagues several years ago, when he
brought his club big price, but proved
70 De lemon, is starring In the New
YORK State League. Although Russell
posed as pitcher he is now COVERING
irst base and hitting at n .45O Glib
Lefty is Il brother OF our own Allen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-18

RED TOP. CONN. June 17.-Rain
was pelting down to-day when the
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ably following Miracle Man" Stall
tns's stunt of last season.

Xtra-inning games are as plenti-
ful In the Virginia League these DAYS
rs the dust is on the thoroughfares
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LAKESIDE s. l. A. r.
 BAZAAR BIG SUCCESS
More Than Three Huadred at s'Get
 Together Event Yesterday. Afternoon.

Successful beyond the expectations :ol even the most optimistic of tn, officers and members, was the bazaar of the Lakeside School Improvement association, at the school building yesterday afternoon. #,
 The affair was planned to be 2 "get together" occasion, that thIer, might be more full and free acquain tanceship among all the mothers o the children at the school. There was most pleasant surprise, there fore. when more than 300 women at tended. fully 150 of which were wom CT with children attending Lakeside There were fancy work booths, mar ket tables. bread, fruit and other tempting and attractive stuff for sale and although it was not intended to conduct the bazaar as money mak- ing affair, the association cleared something like s45 which will be added ito the fund which is continual ly being used for improvements at the school.
 Interesting Program.
 Children of the school provided an entertaining and interesting program two numbers from each room, the program. being as follows:
 Recitation, "Grandma's House" Catherine Wells.
 Recitation, "The Party" Elizabeth Gannaway.
 Comedy vocal solo, "Is You?" Rosa Schlosberg, assisted by Mary Kelly Philbeck.
 Recitation, "soap, the Oppressor, :" Edward Brown.
 Recitation. Suppose" Mary Fran ces Imon. Bolin.
 Recitation, Santa Claus" Charles Sanders.
 Recitation, "The Christmas Spec trum," David White.
 Recitation, by David Readle.
 Lullaby, by seven girls of the fourth grade.
 Violin solo, Milton Carr.
 Recitation, "Jack, the Giant Killer" Jessie Adams.
 Piano solo. Mildred Poole.
 Recitation, "When the Minister Comes to Tea," Benjamin Rice.
 Recitation, "Father's Story" Liilie Ogletree.
 Recitation, "The Rumble Bee." Ailene Sanders.
 Recitation, "In The Keys" Ruth Gannaway.
 Recitation. Tommy Candy" India Buskirk.
 Recitation, "So Was l." Lois Mo- aDniel.
 Violin solo, Mrs. McClean. Committees in Charge. The following committees were in charge of the details of the affairs: Decoration committee Mesdames C. c. Brewster. Will Carr. and Char lie Puddephatt. Hefreshment committee - Mes danes Garland May, Charles Gordon and w. A. Kientz. Committee to mark gifts-Mes- danes w. M. Toney, Hooker. Means Deaver and Rice Committee to sell gifts Mesdamei To. c. Blackwell. John Ale4ander. | Dixon, Uampbell Epx, saufbunn, Car
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FORMER PINE BLUFF Y |
 WOMAN SERIOUSLY ILL
Mrs. H. A. Nelson. Formerly Mrs Charle Alexander. in Critical
 Condition at Commerce, Okla.

Pine Bluff relatives received tele- grams last night, informing them that Mrs. N. A. Nelson was "very low," at her home at Commerce, Okla.
 Mrs. Nelson was Mrs. Charle Alex ander of this city, whose rather re- cent marriage to Mr. Nelson, at Tex arkana. under somewhat romantic conditions, is remembered. Her friends here are anxious as to the outcome of her illness. Il.
 Her son, Ollie Bert Alexander, and her brother, Rees N. Burks, ieft TOT Commerce last night, to be with her.
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BISHOP WINCHESTER
 VISITS CITY SUNDAY
Episcopal Prelate Will Conduct Ser. vices at Trinity Church Here
 Tomorrow.

Right Rev. James R. Winchester bishop of the Episcopal diocese oi Arkansas, will arrive in Pine Blum today. to remain over Sunday.
 Bishop Winchester will be the guest of Rev and Mrs. A. H. Stowell dur. ing his stay in Pine Blum. and VIII officiate at services at Trinity and St Andrews churches tomorrow.
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Falling Plank Kills One.

Memphis, Dec. 3.-Three men were inured today, one so seriously that he died a few hours later. as the re- suit Of a heavy plank falling forty feet from a travelling crane at tn'e New Hahahan bridge spanning the Mississippi river. and striking them
 James FAwn, skull crushed. died ai
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Daily Fashion i alkzss Ks;
 BY MAY DlAN.ON
A SMART GOWN WITH sURPLlcE EFFECT
The Pattern of this Design Besides Allowing for Al Seams, Gives tie True Blasting Line and Shows
 Diagrams for Cutting and Making.


Surplice bodces arc to be ruc,, worn this season and as they are very eener- ally becoming and attractive, they are welcome. This one is made with the fronts extended to form Q sash at the back and the back itself extends over the skirt to form a coat=ilke finish. lie skirt is a perfectly straight one, gath cred at the upper edge. No garment could be simpler to make and at the sar:c time, the effect is exceedingly smart and attractive. Here, figured silk is trimmed with plain satin, but the design can be copied in almost any sea sonable material and there never has been a greater variety offered. Iaitcta, with embroidered flowers showing threads of silver is exceedingly hand some and exceedingly smart and would make up beautifully in this way with trimming of plain silk, plain satin or plain velvet. The patterns give both the perfect basting line and the seams, consequently the home drsssnakcr will find labor greatly reduced. Tor quite different effect, one could use marqui- settc for the skirt with bands of tatleta or charmeuse satin in graduated widths, marauisette for the sleeves and the chemisette and silk to match the trim ming for the bodice and collar. Since contrasting sleeves are much in vogue, the result would be eminently fashion able and for indoor wear the thinner ma terial always is satisfactory.
 For the medium size the bodice will require, 3A yds of material 27 or 3o in. wide, aH yds. Al, with A yd. >3o in. wide for the chemisette. and fiarinIg collar and 12 yd. 36 in wide for the rolling collar and cuffs. For the skirt will be needed, o3s yds. of material 27 in. wide, 3M yds. 3o or A, with yd. 30 ill. wide for the band.
 The May Manton pattern .of the bodice No. 87s4, is cut in sizes from 34 to A bust measure, and of the skirt No. S7S5 is cut in three sizes 26 or 2S; 30 or az; 34 or 36 in. waist measure. They be will mailed to any address by the Fashion Department of this paper, on receipt of ten cents for each.
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PERSONAL.

A. A. Sanders has gone to Benton, called by the critical condition of his brother-in-law, Albert Singleterry, oi that place.
 Austin Butler. son of MT. and Mrs' I. T. Butler, is suffering with an at tack of diptheria, and the home Is under quarantine.
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Mrs. POteet,s Will.

The will of Mrs. Safe E. Poteet was fled for probate yesterday. Mrs. Poteet. who died November IA, directs that money due on note executed by J. A. Potee be-collected and divided equally among her sons. RoDert L., J. A., B. F., James E.. and Charles D. Poteet. She relieves R. l.. iPoteet of obligation on note, and makes him executor of the will.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04
SEE MRs NELL KIRCaGRABEB

SEE MRS NELL KIRCHGRABER for new and up-to-date hat frames, and black FrencA velvet. If you have g velvet hat of last winter can make it look like new. l clean aigrettes. birds of paradise, plumes, wings. and fancies. Phone 2053 No. 1405 s. Main street. Hours 1 to 3 p. m. 2-9-6m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04

ran amuck Wednesday and attempted to kill Constable Green, was yester- day taken to the insane asylum by Sheriff R. H. Williams. Sam Broad field was conveyed to the asylum by Deputy Sheriff James Lytle.
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RAINBOW FAIR.
December 2. 8, and g.

DoCcWUeF Ie oS SAQ 0e
 Under the auspices of the women Of Trinity parish. We expect to ex- cell the triumph of last year. Useful and fancy articles for the home for Christmas gifts.
 ADMITTANCE FREE.
 Eft cent dinner served daily.
 A special attraction for children IS THE POT OF GOLD AT THE BASE OF THE RAINBOW. It has been secured for our exclusive use at this fair, and ITS CONTENTS WILL BE DISPENSED AT. A PRICE WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL, TO THE DE- LIGHT OF ALL. 11-2S-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04

Mrs. George List has issued invi- tations to reception in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Henry P. Davis, on Tuesday, December 7, at the List home, 7O9 West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04
X. Society
 Reeular Meeting,

oVcleJy
 aeeular Meeting. 'e following enjoyable program X aNndered at the regular meeting e r Psi society at the High pl yesterday afternoon: aao solo. Miss Virginia Crutcher. saing, Miss Ailene Mccain.
 .ns, Miss Althea Mayhew. aIn Miss Grace Cunning.
 net Miss Ruth Arnett. Miss Moodard. Miss Pearl Burks and ainoreta Alexander.
 1ons, Miss Pearl Burks.
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and Brewster, w. w. Byrd and z. L

land Brewster, w. w. Byrd and z. l.. Mclean.
 Market Table Committee-Mes- danes Means, Rice. Warren, Deaver and Oscar Brewster.
 Committee to assist in Serving Blackburn, Hensley, Butts, May, Rice and oscar Brewster.
 Mssdames, c. G. Wall, Hiner, Walter Hudson and Earle Phillips poured tea and coffee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-04

Mrs. R. B. Hutson of Stuttgart, is here for visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Clark.