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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17
Uso Your Head.

The July American Magazine in
cludes the beginning of a new little de
partment called Family Finances, in
which will appear short articles dealing
with the money side of family life in
its various phases. The first little ar
tiele in this department is entitled,
When Buying Luxuries Consider How
Old You Are. Following is an extract
from this little article:
One day a young man % years of
age told me that he had just fallen
heir to $1,000. He was going to spend
the whole sum on a pure luxury. He
said that $4,000 was not much money
anyway, and that he might as well
have good time with it-even though
the good time lasted only a little while.
When | told him in a general way
that he ought to save that money
made no impression on him. But when
explained to him how $4,000 invested
at six per cent, and compounded an
Inually, would double up in II years, he
began to wake up. At 81 he would
have $4,000, at 40 $4,000, and at 81
$4,000. The $4,000 at 81 would be
yielding him $1,000 a year - little
more than his present salary.
| 81 had aroused his financial imagin.
dlioh ~ tue IlASl ItStI NOI Is IL idtt GN I'll
! done-sO far as I knew. He hung onto
the money and invested it at six pei
cent.
80 told him that when he is 81 and
has that $4,000 maybe somebody else
viii give him $4,000 and if so to 90 out
and spend it if he wants to. Money
spent at 81 by man of some means i:
not like money spent at % by a young
Imam of no means Tho man nt 81 has
comparatively little chance left for hi.
Ipile to grow. In fact by 81 he is sup
lposed to have his pile.
Always when contemplating luxu
Iries consider how old you are before
buying. The price of Injuries is mucl
higher in early life than later. 1t i
very high in youth. If you want som,
comforts and a few Injuries in old ag
control yourself in the earlier years
Get the foundation of your capital lai,
early so that it will have time to bull,
itself from small beginnings into
substantial amount-say at so.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17
BIG COUNTERFEIT MONEY HAUL.
Chicago Arrests Grow Out of Failure
To Pay Landlady.

CHICAGO, July II. - Counterfeit
money with face value of nearly
SIS 900, alleged counterfeit Minnesota
state bonds running up to $4,000 and
dies, plates, engraving tools and chem
icals used by gang of counterfeiters
believed to have operated on large
scale, fell into the hands Of the police
here yesterday.
Five men were arrested. Samuel
Robbins said the money was made in
Duluth, Mimi, the police reported, and
confessed that he was the leader. He
hired two men, whose names were
withheld, to help him. The remaining
two men, John Berkowitz and Benjamin
Saltzman, were said by Robbins to
have been employed III passing the
currency, according to the police.
The officers found 50, 900 in genuine
81 bills, which had been raised, or
were being raised to the So denomi-
nation. Had they retained some of the
good money, the police said, the men
might have escaped arrest.
They were about to move from their
rooming house but the landlady to
whom they owed money, would not
let them take heavy trunk in which
the bogus money was found There
was trouble over this and the police
were called. The alleged counter
feiters had left, but the weight OF
the trunk prompted the detectives to
look inside Then they got photo
graph of four of the men in bathing
suits and located them in Turkish
bath
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17
HEALTH OFFICERS SCHOOL.
DR.. Bryce, Canadian Medical Officer
Spoke at Burlington

BURLINGTON, July II. - DIR. Peter
II Bryce, chief medical officer of the
department of the interior of Canada,
spoke last evening at the annual meet
ing of the state health officers on Dan
gers and Control of Summer Camps He
in the course of his remarks
to the June bulletin Of the state board
Of health, outlining the present week S
program which he pronounced the
finest example of the development of
public health work of any state or
province on the continent. Nowhere
have | known. he said, "of such com
plctc methods being adopted for edu-
cnting. not only the health officers, but
also the professor and public on public
health work.
Several papers were read during tho
day, among them one by DR., Lester
l.. Lewis Of Ludlow on Vermont s Tu
bcrculosis Problem. He said the people
of this state are failing to take advan
taoe of the cure offered at the Pitts
ford sanitorium. Dr. Rogers S report
for 1914 showed that IS per cent o.
the cases admitted that year were ad
vanced ones. To Vermont s state lab
oratorv and the sanatorium at Pitts
treatment of advanced cases, said Dr
Lewis There should also be tubcrculo
sis wards or units in our general hos
pitals, he said.
Papers on the prevention Of scarlc
fever chickcnpox, whooping cough an
Hike diseases were read.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17

r. G. Kearlcy IS in Boston this week on
business.
Twelve from this village attended the
two ball games at Barber park Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. H. Hall of Brattleboro
came Thursday TO visit at the home of w
H. Miles
Mrs Ellen Plumb and daughter, Miss
Mary Plumb, have moved this week from
the tenement in c. c. Robinsons house to
the Fletcher house, which they bought of
the Fletcher estate Y Ranney of New
fame has been assisting them in moving
With rain falling at some period nearly
every day the past two weeks farmers are
finding it difficult task to finish having in
the usual season. However, owing to
grasshoppers and drouth in the spring
months, much Of the hay crop is exceed
lngly light and dries quickly The rains
are thickening the grass and bringing on
the gardens rapidly
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17
Bellows Falls Men on Hike. y

Frank NJ. Laid, linotype operator
and Ralph Baker, student, of Bel
lows Falls, stopped last night in Rut-
land. They are walking from Bellows
Falls to North Hero, and will finally
end their journey in New York city.
The walk through New York state
will be taken by way of Lake Cham
plain, Lake George and the Hudson
river.
The men expect to end their trip
by August %, at which time Mr.. Ladd
viii resume his duties. Baker is the
captain of the high school track team
in Bellows Falls, and this spring
broke all previous school records, run
ming five miles in 90 minutes and 2j
seconds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17
LESSONS IN FLYING.
State to Have Aviator at Militia Man
euvers in August.

ST. ALBANS, July 1.-THE services
of George A. Gray, aviator for the
maneuvers of the Vermont militia at
Fort Ethan Allen, August 2 to II,
were secured through the efforts of
Adjt. Gen. Lee S. Tillitson of this city
Mr.. Tillitson, who sent an invitation
to the Aero club of America to send
an aviator if possible, has received
notice that Mr.. Gray will come free
of charge in the hope that he may in
terest Vermonters in flying. \ little
over two years ago Mr.. Gray flew
across Lake Champlain from Platts
burg, n. Y, to Burlington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17
HUNDREDS OF MESSAGES.
Fluctuations to Theodore N. Vail at
the Age of 70 Years.

Theodore n. Vail, president of the
Western Union Telegraph company
and the American Telephone and Tele-
graph company, spent his 10th birth
day yesterday at his country home at
Lyndonville, this state. With him were
his wife and their daughter, Mrs.
Marsters.
Hundreds of congratulatory mes
sages by both telephone and wire were
sent to Mr.. Vail by his fellow officials
and friends in New York and all th2
big cities of the country, and TO many
OF his well wishers he made answer by
phone or wire.
To them all he said he vas feeling
fine and was having a dehghtf',i cclc.
bration.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The adjourned annual meeting of
the society of Seamstresses. Shop Girls
and Needlewomen of Brattleboro will
be held in the rest room Monday even
ing, July 10, at s clock A large at
tendance is desired.
Charlie Chaplin will be the attrac-
tion at the Princess theater today in
the two-reel comedy, His Prehistoric
Past. The program also includes an
episode in The Hazards Of Helen. The
feature Monday viii be the six-act
Paramount production, The Warrens of
Virginia.
Edward Gibson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Gibson of Meadowbrook
road West Brattleboro, met with a
painful accident this morning while at
play. He fell, catching u nail in the
corner of his mouth which tore it so
that it was necessary to take three
stitches to close the wound DR..
Hunter and his brother, DR. Hunter of
lion, n. Y, who is visiting in West
Brattleboro, attended him. The child
was unable to tell just how the acct
dent happened.
The young women employees Of the
| f. L. Hildreth & Co, members of the
Harmony club, gave dance to ths
men last evening in the recreatioa
room. The hall which represented .
! japanese garden, was effectively deco
| rated with Japanese fans, lanterns
parasols and panels Over each cleo
tric light was suspended lantern ant
under the center light was large par
asol with several small lanterns sus
| pended from it. Several large vase
of ferns were placed about the hal
and pink and red rambler roses ais,
were used in decorating Music 70
dancing was furnished by Woodar'
and Jones Bennett of West Brattle
boro catered.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17
RAILROAD BLOCKED.
Ten Cars Loaded with Granite Wrecked
Above Hanover N H

HANOVER, n. H., July IL = The
derailment of 10 freight cars laden
with granite blocked the Connecticut
and Passumpsic division of the Boston
& Maine railroad north of White River
Junction for several hours today
Railroad officials hope to clear the
track before afternoon
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Miss Mildred Hilton Of Walpole, Mass,
has been spending a two-weeks' vacation in
the home Of her grandfather, John S. Jill
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Minis and three
children Of Orange, Mass. came this morn
ing to visit her father, DR. c. s. Clark.
Mrs Minis and children will remain two
weeks and Mr.. Minis viii be here a few
days.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17
ELUDED SUBMARINE.
Torpedo and Six Shells Failed to Hit
British Liner orduna.

NEW YORK, July 17.-Passengers
on board the British liner Orduna,
which reached here today, said that a
submarine attempted to torpedo the
vessel at O'Clock on the morning of
July and failing in its efforts fred
six shells without hitting the vessel.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17
TOWNSHEND.
Voted $50 Toward Running Water.

FUlNU pIJ LUWdIU INIIIIIIIIS W dIVI.
The regular meeting of the Hadassah
league was held in the yestry of the Bap-
tist church Friday afternoon, a fair num-
Der being present, Luncheon was served
by the days hostesses. Mrs. A f Stone
Mrs II +. Lcyoy and Mrs. H S Kidder
At the business meeting $50 was voted
toward the expense of putting running
water INTO the Baptist parsonage. Several
committees We're appointed to have charge
OF the various tables at the annual fair
which will be held the second week Of Au-
gust. The exact date and arrangements
Tor the fair We're left in the hands of the
executive committee
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17
WALTER PAINE KILLED.
Son of Prominent Bostonian Crushed
Under Overturned Auto

BEVERLY, Mass, July II. - Wal
ter Paine, a son of Robert Treat Paine,
I'd, of Boston and Magnolia was killed
in an automobile accident at East
Wenham during the night. His body
was found under his overturned ear
early today by two marketmen on their
way 70 Gloucester.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-07-17

The last meeting of the creditors of
w. II. Burley, bankrupt, viii be held
in the county clerk s Office July 81 at
10 q. IN to act upon the final report
of the trustce.-Ady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-22
HOME TALENT CARNIVAL
 PLAN OF CIVIC LEAGUE
Ladies of East Pine Ruff Determine to Have Eyept in october to Raise
 Funds for Civic Work.

The East Pine Bluff Civic league last night, in regular session, decid- ed to hold a home talent carnival at date in the near future, probably about the middle of October.
 Details of the affair arc now being considered by members of the or ganization, following the definite ac- ton taken at a largely attended meeting last night at the home of Miss Sarah Langston, 4o3 East Sec ond avenue.
 The date and thea place where the effair will be held, will likely be de- cided at a me eting to be held next Tuesday night, also at the home Of Miss Langston, at which time some of the many details will be perfected, and committees will be named to arrange the plans for the entertain ment.
 The organization is also planning to erect some drinking fountains ln the city but these plans so far are Ichoate. The East Pine Bluff Civic league is expecting the coming win ter season to be one of the most sue cessful in it's history, number Of matters having already been decld- ed upon to be attended to by the for the advancement and Identification of East Pine Bluff.
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lEADlNG MEN ASKEI) TO
 HEAR IF CLARITY W0RK
Fifty Prominent Citizens Expected at Supper at '. VI, (, A Nnn"
 day Evening

That the leading men of he city may be fully acauainhi with tue scope of the work tf the Associated Charities. it's aims and it's ne for CO., operation, a ''eizt- ogethnr' ma tins is to be held at the Y. !M. C. A. E=xt Monday evening. The ladies oi ti1@ organization will 6 rye snpper, a}d the ministers of the city, the c9un y judge. the mayer and otf.-r leaders are tc be present and to bring with them three CT four hers. It is Gel- pecte., to have at least 50 prominent men at tlna mesting. The work will be discussed in all it's phases. and Information giv 1T on any pcint, bu1 no contributions will be asked or pledges of any kind sought.
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New York, Sept. 2f.~Reveneo iS said tO be the m0iTe Whicl. is in ilpencing Faulin e'amuols, common law wife of Rocco Curniyalc, now in Dannemora prison for the sIayine' of Michael GaimaTi. thc lioH}eaaht of Tom Foley, Tammnay politician. with whose death Michael A. Rofrspo, for mer deputy street cleaning c0mnis~ sioner, has be n connected by 9 con fession, to seek confession from Carnivale.
 At the trial of Gaotano Month magno, who is now n Sing Sing awaiting execution, and G3rnivalo, it was established that the plot to kill Garmari was matched jn her home in Brooklyn and thai the slaycrs hid tn re after the murder.
 It is thought likely that she knows as much about the political feud leading 10 the staying as docs Carnivale and can force confession from him.
 In the meantime, Rofrano, who is alleged by the confession of Frank Fennimore to have paid for tile kill ing of Ga,mari, is still at large. The police arg conducting a wide spread search for him.
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authoriti:s are endeavoring to find a home for an year-old boy, at
 tractive, well-reared and of good breeding. Circumstances make it ad- visabla to place the. lad with good family in this coui,ty, and Miss Julia Houston. probation officer of the court. is ready 10 supply all informal ton concerning the little fellow to any Christian people who may de- sire to give the lad home. By his genueel manner and attractive per- sonality the child has already made
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Vacation Club Meets
 If Chamber of Commerce.

The Vacation club will met at 10 o'clock this forenoon, at the assemb- ly hall of the ch9mber of commerce, instead of at tfa parlcrs of the Hotel Jefferson whers the club has been holding it's sessions since it's organi- zation early in the summer.
 The club was form d that m2mbers of women's clubs of ihe city might study parliamentary rules and prac- tica during the summer. Its sessions
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NEUROLOGICAL
,JIDnE ,t. $. THOMAS.
For nler Circuit Judgc Of 1Ttll District
 Dies in Little Rock.

Little Rock, stpt. 21.-Juae J. s. Thcmas. 72. died at the home of his motior-in-law in Litt}o P K soG4s. He had not been ill v5lN long. ! V ing att nled tho Prairie circult court a Dos Are the first VI. ok in 2 niem- Der.
 Judge Thomas was one Of th4 bcs5 known iurists Of the state, an3 had for years been rromin nt in politics. In the las, election h. was a candi- date for circuit judge. and was de featsd by Judge T. C. Trimhle of Lcnoke. He was promin mt in ne Elk's organization and next Monlav night would have been install q a5 exalted ruler Of the Clarendon lodge Judgs Thomas was circuit judge of the 17th circuit for two terms and was county judge of Prairie county from 1882 Go, 1888.
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E,r IGTJ AT S .&,5Ls AgAg LT .tt-A k-f.

J. P aG Bryan, wbo was stricken with paralysis a his nom 9og in d Il stree. Saturday last, is rope. jcc as greatly improved.
 Rev. II. \. $ ow Il, pastor Of Trin- fly Episc pal cnHeh, V nt 10 Ltttlo Rock yesterday oh q business trip.
 R. II. E-dman Aas gone to Talla- hatcAie, Miss, where he has accepta.. a position with a big lumber com pany
 Rev. w. F. Rogers, of the Mctho- dist church a, Ris0n, sE nt yesterday in Pine bluff
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Will Nop!ey,

Will Keeley, wid ly knewn resi- dent Of Pine Bluff, died about 8:i5 o'clock last night at he home of his father, W. \. K7eeley, 627 Walnut street, after an illness of sev@ ral months.
 Mir. Keeley was born and rearcd in Pine Bluff. but for the past fourteen years has beon living al Nac0gdoches, Texas, wF7are he was engaged in tlDs' carriage manuf2 curing business. He was 42 years of age, and besides his father, leaves sister, Miss Mamie Kelley, and one brother, Jack Kedlay.
 Funeral services will be held at St. Jos sph's Catholic church Thursday morning, although the hour has not yet ben deciied.
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Fined for Larceny.

Robert White, negro. charged with stealing a quantity Of dry goods from a. car of the Cotton Bel railroad, was tried before Justice of the Peace L. 2.
 Cheek yesterday and was fined so0
 and costs. He w5s arrested by
 Deputy Constable Jim Reldlnger.
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Rrings Rack Negro.

Sheriff R. H. Williams went to Star City yesterday and returned with Ed Baker, negro, wanted here to answer to a charge of stealing horse and buggy owned by A l.. Richards, negro waiter at the Hotel Pines. The horse and buggy were recovered. A reward of s15 offered by Richards fer Eh9 capture will be paid to Constable L. c. Chance at Star City.
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Young Ladies' Club GtartS SeaSOE'S Work.

The Young Ladies Mission club oi ths First Methodist church will mee; at 2:45 oclcck tlis aftern u, III the chapel of the church.
 This will be the first meeting of +he club for he fall and winter season and as the club has had no session since June, plans will be prepared this rfterncon for the s ason's work by the club.
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Rr;doe Wcraer,s Fall Fatal.

Memphis, Tenn, S:pt. 21.-Thomas Corn, an iron worker employed en
 the Harahan bridge. was Instantly killed today when he fell from the top of 50-foot pier to he ground. The accident happened on the Ar kansas side. The body has been sent to .Esta1le.,.N .Nenn:, his former homa4Ns
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Invitations Issued For
 U;nes NcEchpe Wedding.

Invitations have ben issued, read ing as follows:
 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owen Niece h"e request the honor of your presence at h. marriage of their daughter, Ava, tc NIT. sidney Farrest Hinss, on Tuesday afternoon. Octo5el4 +, l9lo' at 4:30 o'clock 1916 West Sixth ave- rue. Plae Bluff Arkansas"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-22

Mrs. C. H. Maury returned yester. day to her home at Hamburg, aft r visit here with MT. and Mrs. J. W. Crawford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-22

friends with all court officials, and Miss Houston fsels confident that the family to whom he is entrusted will
 not regard the charitabla impulse.
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PRICE JURY INCOMPLETE.
Only Eight. SecNTed from 5t Venirc
 men Examined.

Dsvar's Bluff, ser'. 21-Aftcr two days work in the c9se of Ernsst Price, charged with the murder of John Travis at Stuttgart last year, cnly eight jurors had been sel cted when court adjourn'sd his aftrnoon. Fifty-four men have bscn examined and the special Mdgs, ". A. Leach of Ionoke ordered anoth-G special ye- nirc of 30 men summoned,
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Miss Alice Cashell of Rockville, Md ], is the guest for a while of Miss Mat tie Fcx and Miss Emily FOX.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-22

Miss Mabel Cash of Rison is visit ing Mrs. E. E. Herring in West Sixth ayenue for . few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-22

Mrs. M. Mcintyre of Texarkana i; the guest for few days of Mrs. c A, Velvin, 1120 East Seventh avenue
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Mrs. w. D. Fiveash, who underwent an operation some days age at tl,e Davis hospital. is showing rapid i'm provement, and may be removed te her home today or tomorrow.
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Mrs. R. l.. Keller is visiting rela- tives and friends at Dallas, Texas, fol a couple of weeks.
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BIRTHS.

Born. to MT. and Nrs T. X. Law renee, S05 West l'hiri ayenno. at 6 p. m. y5sterday, a nine-rounG girl.
 Bern, to Mr. and Mrs. Marion Angelo, 714 Wss Fourth avenue Monday, a 12-Dound boy.
 Born, td sMr and Mrs. slay OH Me Cchce of Tarry, at tha Davis hospital Monday, 2 boy.
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SEWING AT ALL TIMES.

Evening gowns and tailored suits 9 specially. Have had vars of eZ- perience. Residence 1902 East Sec ond avenue Phone 2079. 9-l9-3t
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KIyDERGARTEN.

The Kindergarten opens Monday, September 27. at 1104 West Fifth ave
 nue at g o'clock. Terms $3 per month, phone 1424. 9-l9-o'
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Mrs. w. D. Moore of Brownsville Tenn., is visiting the family of her nephew. J. H. Mann and her rsla- tives here.
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Miss Readma Dansby has returned from Sulphur Springs, Benton coun- ty iwhlere she spent part of the summer season. En route home, she visited Mrs. George F. Dansby at Fort Smith and Mrs. F. F. Chew at Van Buren.
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S . = ! E r V

will continue each wezk turing Sep tembar, and study class will con-
 tinu3 through the winter season.
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Lentz Lodge No. ii, Degree Of Honor, held an intere sting md we: attended session yesterday afternoon at Fraternity hall, in West Seccn l avenua. Two new members were adj mited, the work being carried out by the degree staff, assisted by Mrs. Enochs. state deputy, of DeCna n. After the meeting light refreshm'1ts were served and greatly enjoyed.
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Henry Marx l-ft yesterday for Chicago, New York and otAar points in t;hn north anG east
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-22

Mrs. H. A. Nelson of Commerce, Okla, formerly Mrs. Charle AleXan- der, is here for visit with her son, Ollic B. Alexander, and other rela- tiveS.
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The Young Matron's Mission cir cle of the First Baptist church VII mee at o'clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w. E. Sanders, at Ninth avenue and Locust street.
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The mon hly dance of the Harmony club will be given at the quarters of the club, Fifth and Main street, Thursday night. Leo Levine has the list which is being well filled.
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Miss Alex Breathwit returned yes- terday 10 her home at Powell, after a delightful visit here with Miss Eunice Winters and Miss Mary Will Winters
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Mrs. V. D. Wilkins left yesterday fer Memphis, Tsnn., where she will meet her daughter, Miss Jessie Will kins who is en rouie home from a visit the past fortnight at LaGrange, XIV