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REGULAR
TRAIN TINE In
FAHPACKARD
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. Thomas AheaEn, speeding In one Of
his three Packard ears from New
York City to his home IN Ottawa.
lost race with death although he cut
down the schedule time Of the fast
trains.
The "Trip. distance Of 45S miles,
was made In Is hours and Is minutes
actual running time Stops aggregat-
ed two hours and IS minutes in time.
About $50 miles Of the Journey was
made after dark.
Ten days before, Mr.. Ahearn and q
party 0f friends left Ottawa for an
automobile tour Of the eastern states.
Soon after the arrival In New York,
q telegfam announced serious Illness
In the family Of one Of the party.
This was Rt 8No'cl0ck IN the morn
ing. A train would not leave for OF.
tawa until evening and would not ar
rive there until about noon the next
day Mr.. Ahearn said be could beat
the train byi hours.
Al s. 80 O'Clock. the big Packard was
eating up sthe miles. BY II O'Clock
that night, the motorists had reached
Ogdensbnrg, where they waited 30
minutes for q, fefrg to Prescott
The ear speeded into Ottawa at 2s80
O'Clock mo next morning. Death had
beaten the party BY one hour and sc
minutes. @sr
The average. speed on the run was
80 miles On hour. The roads between
Ottawa and Prescott were bad The
scheduled train time between New
York and the Canadian city Is rs hours
and 81 minutes, Or ~ minutes more
than the actual saaning time made by
lkhe Packard. = -. s 4 sJs -, -
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OLD sATTLEsHlP IOWA e
- FITTED WITH NEW GUNS

The old battleship Iowa. once Yir-
t,Ially relegated to the scrap, heap. is
being refitted with new guns after hay
ing been given general oyerhauiing
at the Philadelphia yard. Whether
she will follow the old, battIeships
Idaho and Mississippi into the Greek
navy or beeomesa part of the sea force
Of one of the other nations has not
been stated.
The Iowa was launched at Philadel.
phia in 1896, and was eonlpleted the
following year. She carries four. i 2
inch guns and eight eight.fnch guns.
Her speed on trial was II knots an
hour, and she carries complement
OF $50 officers and men. The Iowa
was placed out of commission Two and
half years ago, when the Atlantic
reserve feet was formed, : .
During the war. with Spain the Iowa
was commanded by the late Rear .Ad.
mfral Robley D.sEvans., -
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Use OIL TO Blind
REFLECTIONS OF
SUBMARINES

Pumping overboafd from eli tankers
thousands Of barrels Of OIL around the
German submarine zone. for the puf-
pose or putting out. the s0bmarines
eyes, Is the latest use which has been
found by the British Admiralty for
John DIS product, and has helped the
Standard oiRs business considerable
according TO the New York Times.
which gives the following version:
"a New Yorker in casual converse
ton with the skipper Of an Anglo
American tank steamship sailing from
New York harbor for the war zone In
quired IL he was having any trouble
discharging cargo on the other side
Not with the last three or fOOr car
goes, replied the skipper. Our point
OF delivery IS indicated to ms b. lati-
Itude and longitude. It Is always some
point IN the s04ealled submarine war
zone, When We reach that spot We
start our pumps and discharge our
cargo of oil overheard, meanwhile
|steamfng in 4 constantly widening cir
cuff. When our tanks are empty our
work Is done. and we come home again
for more oil
Reflector II Gunlmed.
sFhe eye OF submarine Is It's peri.
scope. If that be blinded, the sub
marine Is helpless "A submarine ris.
ing to look for prey merely thrusts rs
periscope out Of the water and pic,
tnre or the surrounding sea Is reflect.
ed ON q mirror below II there Is OF
on the surface of the water the peri
scope REFLECTION Is .gummed and the
picture cannot be transmitted To
clean its periseope the submarine mus
come to the surface and open &
matches: It cannot be done while |.
vessel remains submerged.
sI have wondered. said the 8
per Of the tanker. IL the sprayin
oil on the waters has had anythiI
do with the increased success
British patrol boats in combati
submarines.
AT Bayonne, where stand
tank ships load. are seEf
steamers employed by the
lernment which carry fro Z
80, 900 barrels OF OIL at a &c
lish Admiralty orders e 3 Z
their captains withoH hdarI
Oil people being any
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HLHa
,,-EE-...s.a,,.g t,o,s ~ ,olIoviur

Mails are due iron the following
points - follows: ,.
san Francisco-Ye nttra, Nov. l.
Yokohama ShinYo Aaru. Nov. 1. e
Australia Sonoma, Gov. l. 80 ~ g.
Vancouver Makara, Nov. 3.
Mails win depart Tor the following
points a. follower =
San Francisco -ShiiyO Maru, Nov. 2.
Yokehama- Nlppon tMaru. Nov. IL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Nov. l.
Vancouyer-NiagarL Nov IL.
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GASCADI FOR
HEADL,COLDS,
Lk, BOWELS
life! Don't Stay Bilious,
lick, Headachy. and
constipated
Get Bid of Bad Breath, Sonr
Stomach, Coated Tongue,
Indigestion
Get a 1a.cent hnr NOW

-0Vt q IU-C6HI UUA HOW =.
They're fine! Casearets liyen your
liver, clean your thirty feet of bowels
and sweeten your stomach. You eat
one or two,s like candy, before going
to bed and IN the morning your head
is clear, tongue is clean, stomach
sweet breath right and cold gone. Get
Q box from your druggist and enjoy
the incest, geRtlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced. Cas-
earets stop sick headache, biliousness,
indigestion, bad breath and constipa.
ton. ~ H. = = e.
I" Mothers should give a whole Cas-.
caret to cross bilious, sick, .feyerish
children any time. They are, harm.
less and never grippe or cken.-AdT
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fRANsP0Bt sEKyIu

logan, from ManiA Tor San Francisco.
due here Nov.
Thomas, due herr November 13s for
Guam and Manila. =
Sherman, now at coast
Sheridan, at Mania.
DIX, now at !coaA.
warren. statiOnel at the Philippines.
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PASSENGERS DEPARFED

Per II. str. launa Loa. for Kona
and way ports, october 29--Lieut- n.
e. Hills, Gerard Barry, III 0sakL Mrs.
p. G. White, Mn. MeDougaH. Mr. and
Mrs. A Mason, Miss A. Pfimokn, Yrs,
J. A.. Magoon, Rev. Tim0to Sing Fat
Master Sing Fat, Rev. KamaioDilL
Rev. A. IS. Baker, John Hind. Mrs
Mosa.a W. R. Bailey.
Per III. str. 6laudines Tor, Mani, 0c
tober 29-J. D. Doaghsrty. E. Q
Moore. Jack Aikau. s. Lake. Mrs. 7
STANCE, C. A. Franz, Miss r. Enos
e. z. Jenkins. :
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Stonehengee the remains Of q great
prehistoric structure in England, was
sold at auction to- c. II. e. ehubb for
$4,000. =
All metals in the Kaiser's palace at
Berlin that are not in actual neces-
sary use win be- taken over by the
government. 80
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Where the french and the German
armies are gFappling in mighty con-
fiet, there are the Ladies' eof the
Mouse, two wood crowned heights
.oyerhanging the river, near the town
of Furnag, IN the Argonnes
Charles Parker of .EeFark. ~. J.
fell 30 feet INTO an excavation at tht
new Public Service Terminal Build
ing and is n. st. MichaePs hospital q
a critical condition. = : - : - ~ -
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A benzol plant has been established
by the sydney.s Nova Scotia, steel
mills, the product being converted
into toluol and napthaflne, = ; =
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Arrive Houolulo lrom KahuE
alua and Walanar ss.3s I. u
p. N.
Arrive HonoIulu lrom Eva !
Pearl City-f7.l5 !. m, ss3t
s11:02 q. N. I'D ,. m, 80
sS:31 D. M s7.11 .. N.
/ Arrive Honolu|u hon Waht
Leilehua-ss:f5 4 m, f1:5
sl:oi p. M s7.Io D. N.
The HaleiNa Limited, q
train tonIy hrstclass tickets !
leaW ) Honolalu every Sundsn
9. m, for Halgiua hotel: ret1
rtyes in Hon1lnln e 10: 10 %
Limited stops only u Ears
Waianaes
Daily. fExcept Sunday. tSH
9. ?. OEAleoN, 20
superintendent X,
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Poor old Doc. Dumba. Called back
and called down Is certainly going
some IN these busy times. -
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Managing the war, so far as the
United States Is concerned, must be
a very simple matter. At least one
Is Given that suppression after listen
ing % some Of our great men right
here In town. feel positive that any
one q them could handle the deli.
cate situafion much better than Mr.
Wilson does. You can hear them say
so. and know they won't lie, for
they say they won't.
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OAHU RAIL WAY TIME
OUTWARD

For waianas. walaIua. Ks
way stations 9:15 q N.
For Pearl City, Eva MnIas
stations-f7:30 q ~, s9:15
s1I:30 q. n, s2:f5 p. M. so.1
sis p. M. 1910 ?. N, f1i:f|
For WahiaWa and LeIIshhd
a M, t2:4e p. n 800 , q.
p. %.
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We have q closed season for quail.
deer, doves and Wild duck. on yes.
and also one for fixing the streets.
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Say. gentle reader. what would yoa
do with folding baby cart that won'l
fold Just as the ear comes along!
Expert advice wanted. Z
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UssELs 10 DRlKF

Monday, Nov 4.
australia Ventura. Oceanic str.
Eaui-C laudine, LII SIR
Kauai G.. Hall, I. str.
TUESDAY, Mo-. 2
San Francisco Shin MARI, 7 x
K. str.
Moiokai. Lanai. MAUI dikahala,
III str.
Kauai w o. Hail, - str.
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Read the new charter over careful,
". II 4 doesn't suit you why get IN
and inst nneharter Il. What's q chart
ef for II not for its friends?
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To hear those liquor dealers of Chi
cago roar on account OF the Sunday
saloon closing law would make one
think that the very foundation Of lib
erty had erumbled 10 dust and the
roof Of civilization had blown entire.
u of IN that vicinity.
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II Is really wonderful what mistakes
are slipped over on our city officials
Now, for instance. there Is an awning
hanging before the building and plumb
ing inspectors headquarters on Alakea
street. On the outer face Of the avn
ing Is the sign -United Tailors. or
course II was meant for United
ToIIefs. z
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sFAR.BUIEBII1 RIFB'
= T0DGp0 ms TOT
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u does not seem that there Ii room
for another secret society but a united
order Of Men Who Did Not Talk Too
Much would be flooded with charter
members. - 81 : - Z
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Mereifui Billikin preserve us. The
board Of health has reluctantly ad-
fnitted that the mnscidae Is gaining
q foothold III the islands and that, Il
win multiply with great rapidly II not
checked and people are being warned
fh1t there Il no greater disease car.
rler than this muscidae. Swat IT, It's
the common house fly.
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How doth the busy little broker get
out In the sunshine these days Of
sugar brightness. The curb on Fort
street and Merchant street resembles
people waiting for the circus TO come
By. a person not acquainted with
their calling might be tempted to say
Go 10 the ant, etc, but IN the event
81 loIIowlns that adm0nition there
wouldn't Be ants enough to 90 round
land We have some ants here. too.
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Although an an American citizen,
born that way and have, IN common
with all other good Americans that In
sane desire 10 make a noise when the
senses are Pleased, It does not strike
me that hand-clapping efoot.stamPing
and cane pounding by~an audience at
the completion Of a well-exeeuted mu-
steal Selection are at all proper or
.necessary:2
few weeks ago we had with Us
thee CherniaEsky Trio. The strains
they brought from their instruments
simply scharmed the senses, but at the
end Of each performance there came
9 laundering noise Of approval from
the. audiencea 49,
Why insult: this one sense Of hear,
ing this way. After slipping glass
OF sparkling wine would one wish to
insult the sense of taste by directly
gulptng down q dipperfnl of quinine
and SWatSrts After smelling the, most
delicate of perfumes, and .befofe. the
odor had left the nostfilss wou zone
plunge his nose overs pig sly into
the back door Of q glue factory liId
one desire 10 trfn 1he eyes a
.---- sad is,sl zista foa mass 3.
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such activity IN city sidewalk build.
ms has tendency 70 give one NE
Wine: wines z0r fhe Jimmie.J immies
or Something equally Is nerve raoking.
What's The answer And the new
walks and curling IN the capitol
grounds are filing q long-felt want
but TO make our happiness complete
there should be another concrete step
butt on top Of those now leading to
the capitol grounds sat the corner Of
King and Richards streets
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Speaking Of the sugar situation the
producers and manufacturers seem not
to have been hurt n the least by that
BRILLIANTLY tariff-shaying stunt. net
ther have the people beer. benefited
one iota. AT the same time there has,
been real loss 10 the rune Of about
$50 ,000, 900 but that Is up to the ma
.tional treasury. The. Democratic leg.
isiatfon seems 70 have struck q
wrong font something and from the
looks OF things they are willing to- put
"a muffler on any further slashing as
regards sugar.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07
PERSONALS.

Henry Roberts spent yesterday III Little Rock on business. 4 ,u.
 At. Attorney sam Levine we, went tas;ne to es.. ess. ''e A. C. Ahrens left Sunday ns,,ss fer Reau salp 1naa moat and other cities :,d in cottoa Tstss Belt
 w. A. .non+,s office here spent sssteraay 'feD ia Ls Rock on oas,nsss
 seF1 Frank A. Arnold who was ., opera.e;a nax;s .non rr'"% for t apnendicities at the Davis ,v.s nosnital % Monday, is progressing h''e- " W. W. Walton of Eaele !.,s. Mills, ,.oauae wse was in critical condition talear.,ssc.nt nsesuyt of appendicitis. is now conva..s .ha clars m fn,,owing an operation at the c'a'A sanitarium. .... o. +he Eagle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07
katinee Musicale Was HeIiehtful Affair.

DeIlgntlui AH"i' 1 Delightful in every respect, and an
 rtistic triumph above the ordinary, I,os the mAtinee musicale given yes Ierdav forenoon at the home of Rev.
 md Mrs. J, I. Norris, for the benefit
 the public library. There were 100
 more ladies in attendance and he net profits, about $25, will swell Ihe library fund to good effect. Tho huose was charmingly decorat- Id for the occasion, spring flowers nd buds, in pots and cut, enhanced he attractiveness of the seasOnable Iowns worn by the ladies. Miss Elm hs Dewoody and Mrs. H. w. Cook kreeted the guests at the doors and Imber punch, from bowl embedded
 peach blossoms, was served by Hrs. Anna Belle Roberts and Mrs. C.
 . Pettigrew.
 The program, of unusual beauty Ind merit, was in full as follows: Beethoven Symphony, duet. M. D. IcNeil and Mrs. J. I. Norris. l Vocal solo, (a) Aria and Recita-
 on," Going Thomas; (b) Cradle ong," Schumank- -Heinck. Mrs. Jesse
 Core.
 | Piano solo. Mrs. w. J. Seibert. Whistling solo, Schubert Sere9 hde," Miss Elizabeth Adams. Reading from 'Hiawatha," Mrs. Jo- kph Jasin, with piano accompaniment E Miss Bertha Levine. Euet, Soft Signing Winds," Miss )roadstreet and Miss Cross. Vocal solo, Miss Victoria Harrell. Violin solo, Prof. Schumacher of itle Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07
~rne Days rha. Are No More."

"Tnc Days Tia. gre NO MofG."
 The power of first love has received 50 much poetic attention that we can afford to smile at the sefio-cGmic twist that John F., an ancient Rhode Is. land worthy, once gave it. The old gentleman'2 habits and manners were as primitive as the time at which he lived. John P. married twice Or his second wedding journey, he visit ed a business acquaintance in Mas. sachusetts town. On his arrival, he presented his bride in this graceful. way: "This," said he, is Mis- P. 'Taint eother Mis- P Iwish twas. as."-Youths Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07
nv"e So"ia''' Enjoyed ! Trinity Ladies.

me members Of the Lodies' Auxil- " Of Trinity Enisconal church held VerV enioyable social meeting MOn- afternoon from 8 to ; o'clock at
 rectory. Mrs. H Ri!ev the presi- ht had requested all members of organization to earn a dollar dur
 the lenter season, as a contribu- Ph fund, and at the meeting Mon Y each of the ladies was required
 relate in rhyme how she earned r dollar.
 ne verses were all clever, and clled much amusement when read rectory was prettilv decorated 'h snrlng flowers and Dr. and Mrs. [owell gave the guests cordial (eet'nP. At the close of the pro- |em' delicious refreshments were |rved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07
ATTRACTIVE MILLINERY.

Do you want a swell hat at small expense these bard times? Let me make it for you, using your materials if you prefer, with our hobby new shapes. We reblock and dye old hats for $1. Hours 1 to 3 D. m. Telephone 2053. Mrs. Nell Kirchgraber, 1405 South Main street. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07

store, has gone to New York, Chicago and other big markets of the north and east to purchase spring and summer stocks for his establish ment.
 Former state Senator H. Kemp Toney of Pine Bluff was visitor to Argenta yesterday. R. E.. Gettle of Pine Bluff spent Sunday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07

and Monday in Argenta-Argenta notes in Little Rock Gazette.
 R. H. M. Mills was at his office yesterday for the first time since No vember. He has fully recovered from his recent illness, but because ot his many years it was thought ad- visable for him to remain at home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07
Marriage License.

License was issued yesterday Tor the marriage of R. L. Taylor and Miss Helen Morris.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07

i-NN, w IT.. NUilItF d.4u John 1 Jenkins. James Cash and
 Bride Visiting Here.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Cash Of pona- m, La, are in the city, visitina Nr. Cash,s parents, Nir and Mrs r N Cash and other relatives The youna i people were married seypra, days ago at Bonami, where Mf. Cash has been engaged in the lumber business tor some time. There will be no rehearsal this afternoon of the Coterie Chorus.
 Mrs. J. Dodd is spending few days as the guest of Mrs. J. P. Jol- dan.
 Mrs. F. W Cnshman is quite i'll. and is receiving treatment al th. Davis hospital.
 Mrs. A. J. Cooke of Jackson. Miss. is visiting Mrs. K. D. Hughes, 4O9 West Ninth avenue.
 Mrs. J. C. Wiley continues to im- prove. following her recent operation at the Clark sanitarium.
 Mrs. R. E. Gettle returned yester- day from McAlester, Okla, where she spent the past week visiting friends.
 Mrs. Chambers. Mrs. A. B. Banks and Mrs. J. H. Thatch are here from F'ordyce and are the guests of Mrs. Sam VaulX
 Ms James Harrell, who has been critically i'll with pneumonia. al the Clark sanitarium, is now on the con- valescent list.
 Mrs. T. F. Watkins Of Humboldt, Tenn, is visiting her son and daugh- ter. Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Watkins. in South Main street
 Mrs. Lee Fish has returned to her home at Star City, having fully re- covered following an operation at the IdI lulll.
 -&-
 Mrs. William Edward Collier entertains at tea this afternoon, from 2 to o'clock. at her home, 1227 West Fifth avenue.
 Mrs. Mary E. Seymour has return- ed from Loeksville, N. C.. where she has hean the past six months. with her daughter, Mrs. A. E. N'lner.
 Miss Fannie Jones of Prescott. who underwent an operation for appendl- cities Monday at the Clark sanl- tarium. is showing satisfactory im- provement.
 The voune Ladies club of the F1rss Methodist church will meet saturday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Felix G. Smart. with Mrs. enaart. Mrs. George Vining and Mrs. George List as hostesses.
 The Rose Ring club will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. V. Evans. 1902 Fast Sixth avenue. 'h's afternoon. and because of lmnortant hue;nese to he transacted full at- tendance of the members is desired.
 The children of the Main street enjoyed an Easter egg hunt last FIT day. on the school grounds. 1hs nrizes were won bv Carl Hogan an. George Vining. each of whom 1ounu the same number of eggs. and eae' was given token:
 The ladies of St. Josenh's Ca1hol1e e church will give an afternoon tea Thursday at the home of Mrs. d. .o. S. uo,land a19 East Second avenue TOT the henefit of the church, ana q cordia, invitation has been extehueu the general public.
 Mrs A. c. Ahrens Of so1 West Third avenue is entertaining ne, brother, E. E. .Krauss, sales mam"se nanv for the Industrial Lumber compandd apnad at elizabeth, La.. MT. krauss s'oppea a off here en route to Chicago on !" business trip.
 PERSONALS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07
(mg Ladies' Guild
 nCtS 0Nsooa

mg ladies' Guild
 ects Officers.
 M sew officers, to serve during the su,ng year, were elected Monday by loang Ladies' guild of Trinity nrch, as follows: r. E. W. Freeman. president; i; t&i' K. Griffin. vice-president: |: |. !' Collier. secretary; Mrs. V.
 garrison, treasurer; Mrs. Howell
 stuiook, collector. The board of l'roi is composed of Mesdames R.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07
feh School Play
 thursday Wight.

The High school play, Hobby That lght to Be Spanked, will be pre- |nted at the auditorium of the High (hool Thursday night. instead of fiday night. as was at first announc-
 and indications are that a large Rdience will witness the production. | The play. which was written by Fss Martha Angell snecial]v for the |igh school pupils. has been we'll |hged and thoroughly rehearsed. and (canse of the circumstances. 1t is Pticipated that most enjoyable ev- |ing will be snent by all who witness The nerformance will begin f0mptly at s o'clock.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Mai. Lyman B. Glover.

Chicago, April 6.-Major Lyman B. Glover, veteran theatrical man and critic, manager of the Majestic the ater and other Kohl & Castle inter- ests in Chicago, died tonight follow ing an operation on a carbuncle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07
Rt'st Ladies Denart Pr Conway Meeting.

COhway MePt1nG.
 Mrs. w. ] E. Cox. Mrs. William Pringf"ld, Mrs. J..T Litts and Mrs.
 W Kelly left vesterdav forenoon, d Mrs. l. Y. Mcintyre. Mrs. Walter faver and Mrs. R c. Meadr1eft yes fday afternoon. for Conway, where |ey will attend the meeting of Bap- ladies and Sunday school work
 which convenes today. |women from all sections of the Pte Will bn in attendance at the feting. which is an annual affair. e Fine Bluff delegates expect to turn home Friday.
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Daily Fashion I alks
 BY MAY MANTON
WITH THE FASHIONABLE BOLERO

IVublEDLY the bolero makes preest o afe Spring fashions Illustrated is charming that shows
 nat feature and also the skirt which flares abnany M h, Here the al for the skirt and the blouse figured furo ooo messaine has used M nm onnnaon as well fashionable and the shows
 The finish of fil plain silk
 o all such trimmings are and the high wi skirt that A"ku over the blouse without
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07

See Kreuzer Sonata, Best theatre today, 10c to all.
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J. R. JEFFRIES Horse ShOeing and Black Smithlng

Scientific horseshoer and general Formerly with Robert Vance X CO.,, HOW at my own stand. East Court and Barraque Streets.
 3-9-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-07

until warm, settled weather had come