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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26

over-blouse with a
deep V-shaped OPEN
ing. Lace is arranged
over the under bodice
to finish the edges of
these openings and it
gives a dainty finish.
For garden parties,
summer f6tes and the
afternoon dances, the
gown is really an ideal
one, and the ma
terials are so fashions
able and SO charming
that it would be diff
ficult to improve
upon them, but SINH
lar effects can of
course be obtained in
many different ways.
If a simpler frock is
wanted, one of the
fine cotton voiles can
be used in place of the
silk crepe for we trim
cotton with silk in
these days and the
combination would be
a very pretty one, or,
if something still
thinner and lighter is
wanted, net could be
used with the trim
ming of silk, or, if a
still more fluffy effect
is wanted, the deep
points could be cut
out and arranged
over a founce of lace,
net or some other
thin material. In the
back view, the gown
is shown made of taft
feta for the bodice
and the skirt with
the lower parts of the
sleeves of net and the
center portions of the
bodice matching
them. The effect is
SO different that it
seems a little difficult
to realize that the
model is essentially
the same, but just
such possibilities in
fashionable costumes
make an important
feature Of the season.
For the medium
size will be required
rs yds. Of material
SO in. wide. for the
foundation bodice.
a. in. wide for the over
required 512 yds. 27,4
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26

FIRST Methodist Church South
(The Downtown church,
Z. R. Steel, Pastor. q
Sunday school service $3.50 a. m.
Morning service with sermon "
the pastor 1850 a. m.
Ep worth League devotional with
missionary lesson. Subject: Greeks
and Italians Once Prize-Why MOI
Now?". GAS y. m.
Evening service with sermon b,
The pastor 7:45 p. m. :
Wednesday regular midweek prayer
meeting 7:45 p. m.
Friday evening 8 p. M, reaula:
meeting of the official board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-26
Green Eyed Monster Enters

The course Of. true love does not
run smooth, however. The ring found
by the hero had been stolen from the
heroine by the william. The heroine
finds the ring in possession Of the
hero and complications ensue. The
william continues his activities. also.
BRINGING In more excitement and
thrills 8
An excursion On the river, probab,
~ i leap into M rIxer nom ~ ~
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Ball and w. X. Norman. Mrs. Il.

rESS at FOrrGStOu and II yOu are
looking for courteous treatment and
, ., -. g., ,--
"0o"' l'''"' '''"e i"''''' -'9'' III
burton holding down JHcle daHt S
business and ready to exhibit all
tbe conrtestas one would nxnect
H. y, ,,.n.. and - ~ r,n ~,
"ee" S'' 'e'''''s s. - NEST 81 ana '''
vas returning from Forfesfon blJ
stopped to give me dollar. j. b.
AppJinc has been here only two or
three wears, but seems to at the
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AZ Mas" / rear rue" ''a' '''s 'f'a'-
ing einb Of the high school viii on
The 18th settle the Ne&iaa question
Shall the United States enlarge he
army and navy" Mrs MolHe V.
Saith is an cid settler Al Nash and
seems to nave learned the lesson OF
HE that We are here as much 10
1--we as 10 prepare to die. 1t thr
lcspitabie home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. 6.
C.. Martin | spent q very pleasant
night and played forty-tWo and
CominoeS until late Saturday morn
il g l met T.. NJ. lIuoEahe at the
store of MI. pruitt, NaaA'a one mer-
chant Back over ut EoIrcston (
Het i. Null, \. ], Peacock, /. p.
Woodward tcolA. and W. Il. Pink
atoQ. 1t WaXahachie / conquered
). E. Clew Of Forrestou.
Monday Morning called nj the
homo of Mrs VI + nirbafdzoa am
l.uun sfraaf Mr. Hi.hsrtIean has
lnan an invalid fer some .ff,8n bHf
senrns 10 hear her affl.rtian2 v.il,,
.feat iolfitude claude II. -kurl<ea-
.g5f W. ;a from his rrF,n uatr
s.a.b
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e. l.. KENNEDY & CO.--FIre. Tor
nado and Automobile Insurance. We
companies South Rogers street,
Phone l52. u
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UNITED STATES post office.
WaXahachie, Texas. Office OF GUS
todian, February "a, 1915, Scaled
proposals viii be received al this
hutlding Until o'clock p. m, March
l6, 1915, and then opened, for fur
nishing electric current water. ice,
and miscellaneous supplies, remoY-
ing ashes and rubbish and washing
towels Outing the fiscal year ending
June 50. 1916 sealed proposals
will also be received until : O'Clock
D. M, April u, 1sl5aand then orea-
ed. for 80 tons bituniaous coal The
rixht TO reject any aud all bids Is re-
served by Che treasury department
William G. McClain. Custodian. 2S9
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LOST OR FOUND.

LOST Pair nickel rim glasses on
or near the square. Please return Ia
Daily Light office. tfdA
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THE PEOPLES FORUM

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FOR SALE Damaged huiIH, fine
Tor fettliizer, % cents load.
southland cotton Oh Company u
FOR SALE one lot, Ie9&loo fec1
on university avenue. pee y. W,
Fierce.
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Mist Ei4i4lNll0T :.

WHEN yol know "a personal Or ioca
news item telephone the Daily Light
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\. T.. TURNER
Dealer in
FEED ana HAY or ALL KINDS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
1913 \. Main st. ri. Worth, Tex.
Phone Prospect f1i3
Dear Sirs: | have sold GOLDEN
ROD for the entire time have been
III bus ness with entire satisfaction
to myself and customers. Ihaye had
no complaints on same and take
pleasure IN recommending GOLDEN
ROD. (Sisnedl A. e. TURNER.
For sale by shive g. Keys. Waxa-
hachie, Texas, adv. 2S9
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Helen Keller. Christian church.
Thursday, p, III. Tickets at
Curtin s. (Adyl 2S$
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
AMERICAN CAPTURED BY YAQUi INDIANS
State Department Urges Carranxa tu Rescue Man Name Dillingham;.
 Taken in Las Moci0s.

Washington. Nov, 29-Dispatches to the state department late this aft ornoon said that an American named Dillingham; has been captured by ln- .ilans in as MociOs district in west ern Mexico. The Indians are report cd to have carried Dillingham; into the interior, where i, is supposed they will hold Eil" foi ransom.
 The state department immediately notified the Carranza government Of olillngham's capture, with q request that ctfCrts be made to rescue him.
 Several companies of Carranza troops have been sent to the Las Mocios district. which was tthe scene of an uprising against Americans last week.
 Admiral Winslow, commander of the Pacific fleet, is now on his way t2 Topolobamps, a coast town fifteen mil2s from Los Mocios, with his flag ship. the San Diego There are 275 marines aboard the vessel.
 GeneraT Carranza today sent word to his agency here that he contcm- plates closing up the race track at Ju3rez and at Tijuana. Villistas still control both towns, but Car ranza's forces arc now moving against them and their capture is be- llevad to be imminent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
NOT A PARTICLE I. 1, 0f DANDRUFF OR
 A FALLING HAIR
Save your hair! Double its beauty
 in just few moments.
25.cent "Danderine'' makes hair thick, glossy, wavy and beautiful.

Within t.n minutes after an appli- cation of Danderins you can not find a single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but what will please you most will be after a few weeks use, when you see new hair, fine and dcwny at first -yes-but really new hair-grow wing all oyer the scalp.
 Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the .ncots, invigorat.s and strens. hens them. It's collaborating, stimulating and life-producing properties c2use the hair to grow long, strong and beautiful.
 A little Dand:rine Immediately ioublss the beauty of your hair. Nc difference how dull, faded, brittle md scra ggy, just moisten a cloth with Danderine and carefully draw i,
 hrcugh your hair, taking one small strand at a time. Thei effact, is lmazing-y9ur hair will be light duffy and wavy, and have an appear- ance of abundance, an eincompa able iustre, softness and luxurfsnce. Get 8 2o-ctnt bottle of KnowHon's Dandsrine from any drug store, .iol toilet. counter, and prove that your hair is as pretty and soft as any hat it has been neglected or injur d by careless traatment-that's : all-- you surely can have beautiful hail and lots of it if you will just try g little Danderine. . ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
JURORS EXPECTED 70
 FORGET FRIENDSHIPS
Supreme Court Rules that Fact tla. Man is Indebted to Litigant
 Does Not DisquaIify.

Little Rock, Nov. 29.-An interest ing ruling as to the qualification Of jurors was laid dcwn by the supreme court in the case of John H. Rump- ing of Montana vs. Arkansas National bank of Hot Springs. It is held that "the mere fact that juror was in- iebted to one of the parties i'd nor
 necessarily disqualify him. Jurors who are accepted by the court as men |.of sufficient intelligence to decide |,upcn questions of fact, are expected Ito forget their friendship fer one of 1.-the parties, even though that friend ly feeling should be based on past favors."
 Humping was swindled by certain parties, in January, 1913, at Ho5 Springs. They induced him to wager property in a pool-room where bets were made on horse races. He stalk cd drafts amounting ta $3,77S, which were deposited with the bank fer col lection, and which were paid. The action was against Ed Spear and the
 bank to recover, and the verdict was
 against Spear and nl favor ef bank.
 Humping alone appealed. Two men,
 Hamilton and Minor, represented to
 Humping that they had won $10S,oo0.
 The court says the pool-room was a
 fake, and says further. ..
 ''The dr2fts constitute commercial
 paper which was good in the hands of
 any person except those who took
 them with knowledge cf the fraud in
 the assignment there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
ANNOYED MRS. CALF.
New Yorker Who Indited Letters tt Presidents Fiancee Declared
 Insane.

New York, Nov. 29.--Samuel White whose time lately has been consumed in writing letters to Mrs. Norman Ga.t, President Wilson's fiancee, was committed to Bellevue today, for ob- servation.
 White is 27 years old. He declares himself to be an inventor.
 The man admitted writing Mrs. Boiling for financial assistance in marketing his inventions. He said that by a slip of the pen he had ad- dressed one letter to Mrs. Galt, but he denied writing any threats.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
SUIT OVER FEED
 HOUSE WILL BE HEARD TODAY
Westbrook and Rice Claim Ownership of Thriving
 Business.

The question Of the ownership of the City Feed company, made an is- sue in 8 suit instituted against Howell Westbrook by R. B. Rice, is expected to be answered today by Judge John M. Elliott in the chancery court. MT. Rice claims he purchas- ed the business. MT. Westbrook says the plaintiff was employed as mana ger. In an amended complaint, MT. Rice asked that in the event the court held he is not the owner of the busi- ness, he be allowed compensation at the rate of $250 a month, alleging he built up the business from a value of $500 to $12,000. Replying, MT. Vest brook denied that the increase was due solely to MT. Rice, but declared that even if so, MT. Rice was doing no more than his duty, and that the salary of $125 a mcnth paid him, is ample compensation.
 w. C.. Hudson, named receiver to conduct the business pending the termination of the suit, yesterday filed report. He notified the court that the books show the business is worth $11,779.S1, the items being: Stock and cash on hand $4,3S6.5S; accounts due Country ledger), $3,- 82S.35; accounts due (city ledger), $3,166.31; merchandise sold on Oc- tober and 2, included in other items $39S.57.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
Nary PickfOrd Comments the
 Spirit of Pine Bluff Girl

I bet you could not guess in a hun dred years what I do to earn it! Well as long as l know you can't guess, will tell you: Mother gives me l cent [ for every fly l kill, and ) cents for every June bug. Every time mother sees fly she will call me and say: 'Aileen, here is a Mary Pickford fly Now, isn't that funny way to make money?
 It would be lovely to get letter from you. Some say your eyes are blue, and some say they are brown. Won't you please tell me which? We'll l will have to go set the table for dinner now, so I will close this silly letter.
 "There is such a cheery spirit of independence in her refusal to take money from her parents that she did not aearn .by her own efforts that cannot help signing because all girls are not like her. These are Pollyan- na times,. when girl makes inde- pendent effort cheferfully. goes with cut uncomplainingly, and it is quite the fashion to laugh over old clothes instead Of crying for new.
 q am more than proud of my ento- mological namesake. Because of the effort it stands for in earning money, and the extremely complimentary manner in which the money is spent, I wish there were more Mary Pick ford flies in the world. Even an ugly, crawly, scratchy June bug be- comes an object of admiration when its capture means so much toward replenishing such a treasury."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
VILLA TROOPS REFUSED.
Destroy TrainI0ad of Provisions and
 American Mining Property.

Douglas, Ariz., Nov 29.-In a bat tic today at Nacazari. 75 miles south Of here, 700 Carranzistas under Col. Manuel Mesa repulsed an equal num- Der of Villista advance guards, who made several attempts to capture the town.
 At one time the Villistas were fighting in the streets of Nacazari but were beaten back, according to advices received hera.
 They blew up trainload 2f pro- visions belonging to the Carranz2 troops and destroyed railroad prop. erty belonging to American mining companies, ope.ating in that district.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30

Little Miss Aileen Sanders, |ughter of MT. and Mrs. w. B. San fs,,, of 920 Laurel street, is the badSpossessor of an autograph |hr from Miss Mary Pickford )hese real name is Mary Smith,, popular moving picture star. Lit Miss Sanders received the letter photo in response to communi- hn directed to Miss Pickford, ana r the latter had referred to the he Bluff girls letter in articles the ie star releases through the Mo- kn Newspaper syndicate. Hiss 3Pickford's letter to Miss lders read:
 |ly dear little friend, Miss hdefs:!!
 Your very amusing letter at hand. @ wondering what you are going db for picture money when the
 are all gone. We'll, there is
 sure thing about it: I admirel for wanting to do something for spending money. That is a sure that you are independent and htious. You ought to succeed, with that spirit you will. am sending you a photo which ope will reach you safely. Kindly eH it with my best wishes, and ne hear from you again. y.,.s. ;, 4.
 Sincerely,
 Ess MARY PICKFORD."
 Urges Economy.
 Qss Pickford used Miss Sanders pr in an article in which she girls not to squander money cahes, and especially to refrain mourning debt to hang "clothes oneself as if she were nothing than g Christmas tree." In this ele SD printed the letter of a. girl requested the movie star to lend money with which to purchase a sseau Miss Pickford was not 4aoly impressed with the attempt psas'a "touch," and frankly said men she took up Miss Sanders ' The excerpt follows:
 pleasantec impression is left On elnd by the following letter from seaf-old girl of Arkansas. After sssms her lcve for me in a frank n way that delights me because
 Wlaterestedness and sincerity, Y me tell you something funny.
 aW like +o take pomsy from m papa to go to the.apicture 's' and so I work for it, and, oh,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
]. 8. EVATT FINDS
 GRApHIC's $5 ORDER
Encountered No Difficulty After Solving Problem of the s,uperilu-
 Ous Letters in Ads.

. o. Evatt, bookkeeper for F9X brothers, was the first person to solve the problem of The Graphic's 'hiddcn
 check" page and reach the place where the check had been secreted. The sentence read: front part of Simpson Webb Turn. Co.,
 That Mr. Evatt had keen competi- ton was evident from the number who visited the SimpsonWebb store nn the hunt of the $5 check, as well
 as by the numerous requests for in- forna ton and queries coming to The Graphic during Sunday and yestar- day
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
D0cument Ready, and Will Be Sub-
 mitted to Cabinet Today.

Washington, NOV. 29.-President Wilson's message to congress was practically finish ed today, although it will not be sent to the printer until after the cabinet meeting tomorrow. IL was learned that the president wants his advisers to pass on it as finally written.
 Tomorrow evening the president will be host at 8 dinner to members Of his class '79, Princeton, Sixty gueSts are expected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
FEDERALS IN GOTHAM.
Will Spend Million in Making Biggest
 Ball Park ill World.

New York, Nov. 29.-Official an- nouncement of the entry of the Fed er;sl league into Manhattan was her aided today. The new club will have it's grounds at LenoX avenue and Hath street.
 It is claimed that more than ST. 250,0G0 is involved in the deal, and that when the park is opened in April it will be the largest baseball field ill tho country. Seats for 35,000 will be provided.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
Hays for Associate Justice2

Little Rock, Nov. 29.--The rumor is being reviv&d that Governor Hays may become candidate for associate usltice, against Judge Woods. That governor has authorized no state- the assignment thereof"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
FOreclOSes Lien.

Judgment for plaintiff for $500 was rendered by Judge Elliott in the case of Mary Sorrells Dewoody vs. Henry Davis and Hettie Davis. The decree gives plaintiff interest on the amount at the rate of 10 per cent from Oc- tober z, 1914, and forecloses lien on parcel of land ill the subdivision Of the northwest quarter of section eight, known as lot p and measuring 50 by 20S1a feet.
 Minnie L.. McGehee's petition for divorce from M. M. 'McGehe'e cn the ground of cruel treatment was grant ed, the decree awarding plaintiff all personal effects and household goods, and, as alimony, Ownership of the north half of the south half of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 36, township 6, range Il.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
l !3l.
Driven to Desperation.

q am so tired of being conventional and customary and correct" stated H. H. Harsh, that one of these days l shall stop right in front of church and in firm voice ejaculate 'Drat!'"
 Kansas City Star. -...,, ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
COMPLETE DIPPING
 VAT AT MOSCOW

Farm Demonstration' < Agent Joel
 Lambert was sat Moscow yesterday; to
 lead Tn the cpnlpl etion of the new Istandards dipping vat which is under o1hstrueti6n sthere It is expected the vt will be glady fer of
 sbttle t1 tho end Af the wek..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
4. ( MAYBERRY AGAIN
 HEADS THE 1RAlNMEk
Re. Elected President of Local Lodge
 M. A. Thompson Continued as saAEtt' GacrpfAry, Treasurer.

A. c. Maybsry and M. A. Thompson, nesident and secratary-treasurer. re- spectively, were re-electd to those offices at the annual election of off cers Sunday by Pine Bluff lodge No .sO5. Brotherhood of Railway Trhnr men. Other officers elected were ass follows: ta .,. K e. M. Truby, vice president. ssJ. !. McGill., aetpS nffieial publica' Fti0n. ss Sss &ssFfS C. ', Gsntt. delegate to national l'ccnysptjop, N. C. sMayberry, alternate delegate To national conveptien.
 Insk, gs4lcs! s!smiasE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
LONDON M0B BREAKS
 UP PEACE MEETING

London Nov. 29.--An attempt to hold a peace meeting in London to- night ended in rout for the organi gers by a mob. While the meeting was in progress, the hall was inyad d by bands of medical students and soldiers, including many Canadians, whc forcibly took possession of the building and turned the meeting into a recruiting rally.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
Bcdell's, The Quality Store.
yo British.Chinese Alliance.

Tokio, Nov. 29.-Great Britain has informed Japan that the British gov ernment has not contemplated an al I;ance with China, as had been re- ported, the Japan forAsgn office form ally announced in an official state .ment today, emphs sizing previous in formal declarations to this effect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
COFFEY KNOCKS OUT "GUNBO ATT"
Vicious Right Swing Below Smitl,'s Left Ear Ends Fight ia Fourth.

New York, Nov. 29.-Jim Coffey knocked out ''Gunboa" Smith in the fourth round of their fight here to- night. The knockout blow vas a vicious right swing, landed just be- low the gunners left car.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
Uncle Eben.

You cant be sure every time," said Uncle Eben, whether de man dats always smilin' is . optimist or a good poker player"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
Germans Take a02 Serb Cannon.

Berlin, NOV g, via London,-Army headquarters announced today that in the Serbian campaign 502 cannon were captured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30

Mrs. Louise Rowland returned this morning from Texas, where she has been visiting for the past two months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
People &s,l Us

People Ask Us What is. the best laxative? Years of experience in selling all kinds leads '!s to always recommend Ess fl; fs,a 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30
Why's S'Geisa Ny'' For
 Corns, Like a Miss Z
Because Everybody Tries 1t, E7azy-
 body Likes t, It's Painless and Takes But Moment
to Appl,,

"Gets-1t" is the wonder Of fhe eor1- pestered world. Millions say so, be- cause millions have used 1t. That's what makes it the biggest selling
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-11-30

corn remedy ca earth. toJay "G;ets-I;" will surely get that corr. or c&i.;,j you've been trying for . long time to get rid of,--take it right oit "cloau as a whistle" Apply it in 5eeonGs. over .twnothing to stick tick 5 nothin1 to to hurt. You needn't fuss Wtth thick bandage3 that make Q pack2me out of your toe. No knives, razoY5 a,iI &cis- sors.. no toDes no trouble. lt'4 simplicity itself, sure, quick, painless Try | clso for buniCns and warts.
 "Gcts-lt" is sold a. all druggiste. 25c a bottle. or scnt direct by U, Lawrence & Co.,, Chica"O.