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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
WAR RELIEF BRANCH
Mrs. }. Is. FIrkIcn Elected President
or New fredericksburg Relief
organizations.

Special To The Times Dispa-ch.I
FREDERICK SEERG. VA. February
l5.-Thc fredericksburg branch OF tho
War Relief Association ~ Virginia
has been organized here with the cl.c-
ton "f the following officers:
Mrs. ]. T. Fichleu president Miss
.Annic BraXton. first vice. president;
Mrs. John Z. Goolrick. second vice.
president: Mrs. j. i. Corbin. secretary:
Mrs. L. Conroy Vance. treasurer; Miss
Fannie Thompson. chairman hospital
supply committee: Miss Mar Cusiis
Lee. chairman Of garment committee
NJ tho meeting, which was an en-
thusias,ic one, fftyfOur members We're
enrolled The object is 10 max" and
send hospital supplies and garments TO
the wounded soldiers and dcstitu;,
people in the war countries The
branch already has q large number Of
surgeon Jackets aud bed Jackets t." h.
distributed among members hy whom
they will he completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
Aduise Patrons
to Shop Early
Merchants Expect Big Rush in
Celebration Of dollar
Day."

Richmond merchants have united to
make to-day the greatest Dollar Day in
the history Of tho city and the house
wives ana business men may take 5
ana make il go several times as far
rs on other days during the year. Tile
merchants have gathered together Il
wonderful display Of goods and wares
attraCtivcly arranged for the single
dollar. hut TO insure against diSap-
pointmont ana to relieve the clerks in
the stores OF unnecessary rush. shop
ring should be nadc this morning.
To thoS" who had anticipated max
iup the rounds Of Eichmund'S show
places and making their Purchases this
afternoon II would hc the part of wis
dom 10 chang" their plans and visit the
stores this morning for otherwise they
arc sure Of u disappointment. the Of
fcrinrS mac" 10y tn" merchants will be
such aS to lie irresistible for tl;c bar
gain hunter. aud they will he Tobblcd
az in hurry
ON Dollar DAY last year Il number Of
the larE. BROAD street stores founu it
necessary to close their doors to stop
the rush. and u give thoS" inside 4
chance 10 bc waited on. by shopping
early. tho merchants said yesterday.
this condition will not result this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
HOUSE BILLS

Tns folowins hii'e were ire,%n'cd and
To the Committee Asy!ums nNd Prisons:
Ey MI co"k,To amend and -e-enaet
and clothing ~ convc,s.
To tho Committee Oh Counties. Cities and
Towns:
! by Mr.. Rrown-T" amend and re-enact
section 80 of tho code.
BY Mr.. Wright. Of Isle Of w'rht-To
amend and r.-cmac, section POS OF Ia, Code
50 as TO provid" hoN the present cxistin.
i"nrc law in any county uiaGistcrai district
ar selected portion OF any county otE"r ,har
sucli as now have no I"n,,c law may be
changed hy tn" Boar! NJ Supervisors az such
cointy
r! Mcs,rs Cousins ana cox-Rcrulatinc
the rcgorGation Of plats OF tue division or
subdivision Of tracts OF land into lots.
within three miles al the limits OF my
r" the Committee on Labor aud the
BY Mcssrs. Murray ami Eusscil-To amend
and rc-cuact chnr;": 3gl W tho acts o! 1905.
regulating thc employment OF children in
certain cmploymcrtS.
w Mr. Wilis-r To amend and re-cnac, an
act to regulate employment bureaus or
agencies ana 1" provide penalties 10" VIOLA
tinu OF same.
rc the Committee OH Finance
by NesSrs. Adams OF Franklin and
Suthcrland--T" abolish tho office of land as
,cssor ana tho duties heretofore performed
commissioners - the Ecvcnuc.
rI rN H"rsrS. Atnn,s. of Franklin. and
"' we genera! rsNe"u" act.
Ky M"ssrs Lowry. OF stafford. and Buhr-
man ANA RoNics-lo amend and re-.n,c,
section OF AN act To create a state Adj
NS"iE b"hid on Taxation ana county and
city boards OF review OF aqscss,n.nts
IS "'! MUIrny-T" amend aud re-cr.c,
section az - tho code
r" the Coumi;tr" for Courts Of Justice:
i'y Mr. t"A-ro amend and re-cnact sec
,i"n So az III" Code
I" III" committee General Laws.
~ VIZ. Sfeck-Tb make II unlawful ia
us: Ia ,oinsnon or ROLLER towel In any
h"'"i, r"iiw"% train. railway station. publ.
or piiFat" school. public lavl,orv o, wash
room, and 10 provide punishment therefor.
Mining """
by Mr. Bri.t"w-'ro amend ana re.c,,c,
S'v'i"h -p'H Of the code in regard 20 ,in
'h"!ni huHttrg. =" to permit tho killing
~ '"h"E nnH&h,I and black b'IZzgrd.
!" 'hc ." ninit'ec on Schools and Col.
l'y NJ. MusEravc-.ro amend ANA 70 ono,
subsection u az ."c'on 100 of AZ, , io -
wee Tor u" protection o; domestic animals
l" IN" con 'ni;tcc on Special Private All
al Legislation: ''N"'e "''''
Ky Nj i:oe!-'ro amend The charter a.
ths ely OF Portsmouth. :"
hN HicSsr@. FiitS ami Fara-ror the relief
,,i =, NJ, ihtips It amend the road la @,
iiy Nr COOK 7" authorize The Board .,
Hup"iE's"rS 81 Greene and N,,Iisn, 60 Va
We l" icy taN for the pur,o.. OF So,
inE Il siI It" across Hapliar River
IVY VIZ. '"i"-To amend ami re- cn,ct .
n..,t ,"' ~" protection OF 'ish in tie Ne.
by Nj i;u's"n TO amend III. rood ,.v
q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
RO tNOI<E'S MAYORNI.TY CONTEST
Is HOT POLITICAL BtT'TI I;
rSrccialto The Times-pisratch !

T'NTlF'III TO 7 TT IIIIES ITISI'sII'I-
ROANOKE. VA. February 1"-Thc
mayoralty campaign. which has jus,
begun here. in which Mayor Charles
NJ. Rroun opposes former Mayor Joel
~. cutchin. has developed one OF the
most dra matte situations this city's po-
li,lcal life has experienced in thirty
years. Mr.. Cutchin seeks the ci,v's
highest Office for what he terms vim
dication." growing out OF his impcach
mcnt in 1911. following a long and bit
ter trial in tho Corporation Court.
where he was found guilty OF malfcas-
ance and misfcasance, connected with
tn" vice conditions in this city. In that
trial Mayor Rroun was one Of Mr.,
Cmtchin.s defending nttOrneNs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
FRINGE WILLIAM RI:pIBIICt\S
ERECT CONVENTION DI:I.Et, tTt:S
Especial to The Times dispatch. J

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
FEEDERICKSBURG VA. February.
l3.-rhc Republicans OF Prince VII
liam County at q masSmccting elected
the following delegates to the state
convention at Roanoke on March %:
H. l.. Dodge. Winter Owens. NJ T.
Davis. c. :. Smith: altcrnatcs. c n.
kcyscr. J. II. Dodge, II. w. Wood. Il G.
TTammill.
tn" following were elected delegates
10 tho congressional district convcn-
tion at Alexandria on February 90: IT.
L. Dodge. j. ". Dodge. G. IL Kcyscr.
W. l.. IIaus"r. i. Il. Hottie. c. s smith
Winter Owens. w. II. Garner. n w
Woods. Wallace Woods. <. w. Burdgc
Eugcn" Ecyscr. Richard Donavan. Ben
iamin Smith. NJ +. Davis. T.. IamniI,
j. l.. Flick. .. *. Miller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

Assembly OF 1914. upon the strcngtI
or tho Supreme Courts decision in I'd
liridGcwatcr case, where tho court he
that manufactures was taxed on al
inc money out at his risk and proni
"he'ncr ~ be his own money or BIO
rowcd capital.
The committee took an or IN, o.,
DIS under further adyi.cmrnt i
VIII Nd"''dc urun its report at TN
conclusion of the public hearing!
tihhi' agreement on the several mend
lnf tax bills viii probably L., rc',chc
ny me committee tomorrow. II
$40, . 'hat the senate Finance Com
n''''S h'S "Sr'"u I" make u report 4
TIA" senate OF all tax bills h.r,ro
"i Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
AT the Movies To-Day

ODfON Mary Plckrord, I'm
"MudnHic BUTTERFLY"
iStS-DOrOthy DOnnclly. In "IIcr
Mothers secret"
HEN-"I'hr Driftcr." with Lucille
fnft and Alexander t:ndcn.
NRfot-"I'hc Strange CuSc of
Mar! Page. with E:dnn Mayo ana
Henry WnithnlI
L!IfI.i:-Anna Held, I'm "Mn,iamc
la prrSidentc."
HIJOt -Drrin johnson md GLADYS
Hr0ckMcll. In .'rhr Price OF Power.
"nd fred Vince. I'm "IOVc VIII Gun
uucr.''
tOIONItI.-"'I hc Iron,.s NJ
NcuEc.'' with 1Inud,, t:iJI,,r, 49,,
william II. TuoI>cr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
TRAVELLING INCREASING
H0pcwcIl Specials Average TX ,.,.
scnEers Per Trnin During Past

The liopcwcll commntcr trains ~
Ia" Norfolk and Western Railway and
'n" Niantic Coast Line Railroad .'ou
l"hN al" becoming more popular with
INC Workincn of III" powder miami -,
~" @nhc"ti"n city nS they become bet i.
.'' Known. curing the past tire" weeks
,h"'" mas hccn u steady increase in
nhtr"narc Of tho three Spcci,l d,iiy
,lh'hS' anh last week tho avrcasc was
:" passengers per train. a consi,!cr-
"h'' 'H''""s" over tho travel Of IN,
hrs' few weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

There is lesson told in "IIr-
Mothers Secret" the William Fox play
which comes TO tho Isis to-day The
length to which a mother should go
in disclosing her past TO her ciiili is
discussed. lncidcntal,y. Dorothy Green
portrayS two entirely distinct roles in
the play. appearing as both the daugh-
ter and the mother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
CUT BY NEGROES
White Men Resent Insulting Conduct
nn'I Arc Roughly Handled.
Negroes Escape.

l.. l.. and J. T.. Williams 3o1 Fast
Franklin street. were painfully. though
not seriously. cut by two unknown nc
Sroes near Ryland and Broad streets
Yesterday afternoon. The negroes are
said To have become insulting in their
remarks 10 the white men. and 20 have
rcSortcd TO the use Of knives when the
Two Williams resented their remarks
foth OF tho injured men We're taken
TO 81. Lukc's Hospital. hut were able
10 depart for their home after treat
mcnt il is said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
Double Wedding.
"ru'iuS'
SncCial to The Tim ca-Disn.

Especial 70 The Times -DispatCh.
LfNCIiBTRG, VA. February ia
double marriage was celebrated on
saturday evening at 7:l5 o'clock at tho
parsonage of tho Franklin street Zap
fist church. IN" principals being Rob-
crt Abncr POWELL and Miss BESSIE Edith
Ncnson and Clarence Frederick Brooks
and Miss Angle Irene Martin. All are
residents OF I,ynchburg. Rev. w. r.
rage pastor or the church, performed
the ceremony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
"Fool's Revenge" ut Colonial.

inc Coloniafs attraction to-day and
tomorrow Will be II sensational MAY
mad" int" Fox feature, The rool's
ii"vrnG" with Maudc Gilbert and
William " T"ok"r as co-stars AMI ,
supporting" company including xii.
t"is ls"ichart. Warner Richmond and
iuth Findlay The FoorS Revenge"
III pictorial form has been brought
right up-io-datc. old timers will re-
member this play as one or tho great
successes of Booth and barrett and Sir
Henry Irving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
Mnry Pick ford ut Odcop.

Mary Pickford, in tho picturizatiop
Oh J"hn Luther Longs classic. "Madnms
'uttcriiN' is the attraction again to.
DAY at the odcon Thcatcr Mary Pick
,"rd Is seen as Ch"-Cho SAN. ana critics
.,''' h"' h'Si'a'"h To say tina: this is
,m' rnoSt successful portrayal Of Miss
i'lckford'S career. The supporting east
is good. - -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
THROWN FROM AUTO
hniriSi Couple Painful, Iuiurcd T.,
>r"tdc"i on Walnut trrek
l1rtnrc.

E\'-EiGii. \. C.. February ,s-Miss
Anna Willard ANA Erncs, Thomnsn,,
We're painfully injured this AFTERNOON
wh'n thrown from an automobile AZ
w 'ih"' 'reek hrldg" near this city
They were taken to Rex IIosni,,, 60
treatment.
Jess" Gallihcr. the owner, was driv-
ing the car. Neither he nor two otbc,
occupants was injured
y break in the steering gear c,usol
tn. accident " -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
rroErnn at Hiinu.

There can be no question but that
brriu Johnson assisted by Gladys
Hrockwcil and other capable actors
from the Griffith fine arts studio. is
furnishing splendid entertainment IN
The Price OF Power" the engagement
of which comes to a close at the Bijou
after the performances o-day AS for
the comedy, Love Will Conquer" with
Fred Mace leading the frolic. the hest
than can 10 said for il is that II makes
Won laugh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

Special 10 The rimes-piS patch.l .
NlE\ANpElA. VA. February IT,
Miss Elton Y. Bowling. daughter OF
James Bowling. and Earl w. Saum were
married yesterday at the hone Of Rev.
:. y. Dallis. =. -. Of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

per mile. was passed by in order to
execute the joint order for hearing the
Governors message. With several
special orders having precedence. il is
"ouotiui That tho resolution will he
called up during the rest or the session
The Early co-ordinato college biIi
was on motion OF its patron. set AS
4 special and continuing order for ncxt
Tuesday ~ 1870 O'Clock.
The following Senate bills wcro
passed
No. lo4--To amend sections
lG ana II OF an act To provide for mo
issuing OF county bonds for pcrmnncn,
roads or bridge Improvement in tho
maSisicrial districts of tho counties OF
The State Patrons Senators Drcwrv
and Saunders.
No, Lotto amend sections and
%; an act TO provid" for the issuin.
OF county bonds for pcSmanent road
or bridge Improvement in the counties
OF tho state. Patrons. Senators Drcwry
and Saunders.
LAW AMENDED As TO
CONVICT ROAD FORCE,
No lG2-ro amend section 10 of an
act 10 create Tho state convict road
force. aud providin. how a county may
have III" benefit OF the labor of the
state convict road force. and appro
priatirg money from the public treas
nrr To carry the provisions Of this act
into effect Patron, Senator Drrwry
No. is" takcn up out of orier)-To
authorize the director OF the I.criSla-
,N" k"t"r"nc" Bureau to employ :,
sufficient number Of clerical assistants
TO perform the work OF tho bureau and
tn" StcnnCraphic and clerical work OF
tn" members Of tho General Assembly
during tho present Legislative session,
and to purchase codes. acts. journals.
n'cs anu other books and equipment
h. iNNlt oil,
l" appropriate money for such pur-
pose and for the purpose OF supple
'HcntnG tho former appropriations for
salaries and expenses in connection with
said hurcau for III" current fiscal wear.
Patrons. Senators Mapp and Garrett
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

Of tho ,rial judge and OF tho cl"rl; OF tho
trial court. in respect to such record: and
10 rr"s"rih" in certain respects r""' "ict.
records shall h. certified writ If error.
or Sup"rscdcaS to F" innl Judgment. upon
IN appeal from "a final decree. in tho a.'se.
Deferred To the toumittcc Tor Courts OF
Justice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
WALTER BANKS CONVICTED
OF NOIINTARY MANSLNrGiiTER
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. ]


WINCHESTER. VA, February rs
Waiter Banks who last August shot
and killed Peter Myers during a hrawl
at Middlcto"n, was this afternoon
found guilty Of voluntary manslaurhter
by q jury and sentenced TO five years
in the pcnitcntiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
Policeman Krus Lose. Money.

Policeman w. l.. KruG Yesterday lost
81" in bills from his pocket on tho
streets, and has requested that finder
return them to the Second Precinct
Station
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
Here and There
in the Legislature

Determined opposition to the bills
pending in tho senate and House de-
signed 10 prevent contamination by
sewage -di sposal systcms OF waters in
which there are shcllfish. developed
last night before the Joint session Of
the Senate Committee on Fish and
Game and the IIouse Committee on
the Chesapeake and It's Tributaries.
Opponents Of the measure assert
that thor" has been no asccrtainment
OF TN" probable cost OF Installing puri-
fcation plants and tho supposed dam
ar" 10 oyster grounds j. \. Massic
city attorney Of Newport News: C. @.
EcrklcN. commemorative attorney for
the sam" city: i. Il. Wilkins. president
Of the Board OF Aldermen and Dele
gate Philip W. M,Tray appeared in
opposition.
In support of tn" bills. Captain Alvon
Won Nyr"nh"im. $ Gordon Cumming.
captain 'uhrcnstcin. benjamin L. Pur-
cell. state Dairy and Food Commits
stoncr: John s. Parsons, state Fish
Commissioners: Dr. ISnnion G. williams,
state Health Commissio ncr, and Harry
Elizabeth city County. made short
speeches Tn. committee took no ac-
ton
Local road auth's'itios, in the good
roads measure that passed the senate
Yesterday. are given the right 10 select
~" charactc" OF road to be built
ii"Xibility is given also by providing
several types. varying in cost from
which the selection may he made. The
state Highway Commissioner Is an
th"rized I" tGrcc with the local AN.
th"riti"s in the employment Of some
competent local man. 20 as to reduce
The overhead cost, These amendments
were incorporated e tho instance Of
senator Byrd.
Militant citizens OF pocahontas will
descend upon the Capitol to-day to
protest aeains, discrimination in the
matter Of prohibition. That town, the
only wet spot in all the Southwest.
VIII 20 dry on May |. If the Senate
concuf IN tn" action OF the House
Prohibition Legislators will sold the
"cnt"r Of the stage in the Senate pro-
cccdings to-day. The Mapp bill Will
CON" Mp FOR discussion at 1880 o'clock
as n special order.
Th" womans suffrage amendment
has been fixed as a special and con
tlruiuc order In tho House Of Delegates
for II o'clock tomorrow morning.
delegate Cook believes thu, the
stripes or convict clothing are neither
necessary nor artistic. and accordnGly
Ii" has introduced a hill which provides
that prison uniforms in Nir:inia shall
10 made hereafter OF some "uustripcd"
material.
The abolition Of local boards Of re-
view is provided for in bill intro
duccd Yesterday by Delegates NJ. X
Lowry. thurman ana Bowlcs. The
duties Of these boards IL is provided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
Arrested on Disorder ch,r..

Mason Luck was arrested bv Police.
man Shuinakcr yesterday on n charge
OF being disordcrly and assauItinS a.
u. McGhce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16
"iNbt MI re HI:>OLtrIO>
PASSED ~ INDI.IfNrrt.,

Discussion - I'll" Woudcnhurp -cso.
WN"n. advising INC stat" Corpurr,i,n
COMMISSION 10 assess railroad property
c|thcr rs whole. the value 20 be dc
ternin"d By the ValU" ~ its stocks AMI
honds for the preceding fiscal year n,
according 10 tho net earning capacity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

Th" Noman's suffrage amendment
has been fixed as a special and con
imuiuc order In tho House Of Delegates
for II o'clock tomorrow morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

Prohibition lcgislatio" will sold The
center Of tn" stage in the Senate pro-
cccdings to-day. The Mapp bill will
com" Mp FOR discussion at 1850 o'clock
as n special order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

I'cle.atc Cook believes that the
stripes or convict clothing are neither
necessary nor artistic. and accordin.ly
h" has introduced a hill which provides
that prison uniforms in Nirciuia shall
be made hereafter OF some ''unstripcd"
material.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

The abolition Of local boards Of re-
view is provided for in a bill intro
dUCcd Yesterday by Delegates NJ. *.
Lowry. thurman and Bowlcs. The
duties OF these boards, ii is provided.
shall he performed ia the counties by
tin" boards of Supervisors. and in the
cities and towns by commissions OF
'hr'" elected by The Councils Of these
localities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-16

Militant citizens OF pocahontas will
descend upon the Capitol to-day to
protest against discrimination in the
matter Of prohibition. That town. tho
only wet spot ia all the Southwest
VIII 20 dry on May |. If the Senate
concuf In the action OF the House.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-09
''.Fo', her sweet conquest and peace.

'''FO: her sweet conquest and peace.
 .There is an unusual sadness in this memorial 10 Mrs. M. A. Greene vice president of the Presbyterial or Pine Bluff, because she looked for ward, with such happy, joyous antlc-- patiCn, 10 his meeting. It was hcF hearts desire that we, her co-workers, should get a wides vision of the Lords kingdom and of our part i'll us eN- tension.
 "The words Of the Gospel prophet, Ia Dauetness and in confidence shali be your strength, seem fittnsly ap- Dlicable to Mrs. Greene. She gave 1 herself freely, gladly, to every oe i par ment of the work of our bPloVeo church, always interested and CT ficient. but il was in the Horelgn Mis- sienary society and the Sabbath school, that knew and loved her best. With an inimitable magnetism or
 manner. she drew her class of girls close to her. some one has sa d that if is the personal touch of Christ and His disciples that count for most.
 Mrs. Green often had her girls ih her home But a short while pelofe she was called above, she had 1hc!h l to spend the night with her, not only that she might give them a good time ! but that she might have heart-to-heaf' talks with them, thus giv ng then B higher. finer ideals, glimpse of the \ things worth while. No one can tel l, the influence of her sweet life on the 1 hearts of those dear girls.
 II "She was the beloved president D II our Foreign Missionary society / earnestly, zealously, lovingly, work
 :ng for the cause so near 10 her heart
 Her going was a great blow to us
 leaving us without a leader, seeming
 ly A sweet. touching plea came iron
 her daughter. Mrs. Alexander, beggln
 us not to let her mothers work com
 to naught. In answer to prayer
 another president was raised up an " our society is earnestly. Zealousl ', wo. king as never before. Her beauti '. ful. unsefish life is bearing fruit. He - lfe was an inspiration. her memory 70 benediction. No better picture can b , given of our friends, than by repeat 70 ing the last words of the loved song S "'Would you like to know tn - sweetness.
 '; "'Of the secret of the Lord? eco and hide beneath His Shadow <; ".This shall then be your reward I And when'er you leave the sllenc : "'Cf that happy meeting place, , "You must mind and bear tn n image
 ~ "'Of the Master ia your face. y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-09
Po!lyanna Club
 Has Enjoyable Meetinge

The Pollyanna club met yesterday afternoon with Miss Mildred McDon- aid, at her home, 616 West Third av- enue and a most delightful afternoon was spent A peanut contest was one of the enjoyable features Of the after noon, Miss Henrietta Adams winning the prize and Miss Williene Alexander being awarded the consolation prize. Delic ous refreshments were served during the afternoon.
 Those present were Misses Henri- eta Adams, Williene Alexander, Mil q ed Withers. Lucille Simmons. Flu eenia Ezell Minnie Hazel Green, Bessie Rose. Frances Andrews. Fran ces Lake. Annie B. Ezell. Rebecca Williams. Thelma CarnaAan, Thelmd Dan els, Ailea Norris. Mary McGaughE Elizabeth Cross, Emily Russell. Ida Shepherd, Camille Watson, GenevleVe Hardness, and Mildred Mcdonald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-09
Musical Dozen
 En Pleasant Session.

The Musical Dozen met yesterday afternoon, at the home of the Misses Grace and Belle Fowles in West Sec ond avenue yesterday afternoon, and had most enjoyable time. There was program of readings and vocal and inst umental selections, a violet con test and an auction sale. and deli cious refreshments were served.
 There were present the following members of the club: Misses Eliza beth Clegg, lrma Craig, May Mat thews Dorothy Killian, Helen Saw yer. Martha Waldrip. Grace Fowles and Belle FoWles; their teacher, Miss Winnie Clegg; ard as guests, Misses Ruth Coogan. Marie Elizabeth Murphy Kathleen Murphy and Madeleine .Rluthenthal.