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NEUROLOGICAL
Mrs. Ferdinand Wolff.

The Bastrop Enterprise has the fol-
lowing account of the death of Mrs.
Ferdinand Wolff of that city, Mrs.
Wolff having been the daughter of
Mrs. B. Heller and the sister of Mrs.
Abe Levy, Mrs. Ike Leitner, Mrs.
Lenore Kemple and Miss Emma Hell
Ter, all Of this city:
Seldom has this community been so
much shocked and distressed as it was
last week by the death Of Mrs. Flor
ence Wolff, (nee Heller) wife of Mr..
FERDINAND Wolff, third son of Moses
Wolff, and member of the Bastrop
Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Wolff was confined Wednes-
day night last, becoming violently
iii, and the infant born Thursday at
$3.50 p. m. died about Is hours later.
The best medical aid given by ply
sicians here and by others from Mon
roe failed to save the mothers life,
and she passed away about p. m. on
Thursday Goth inst.
The fact that hundreds of people,
both white and colored, flocked to the
pretty cottage on Madison street.
which had been the happy home Of
this fine young woman and her hus-
band, making almost continuous
procession all day on Saturday at
tested to her amiable disposition and
popularity:
Her entire life has been spent in
this town, as the old home where she
was reared and educated is only across
the street from the home where she
spent the days of her married life.
Her mother and all of her sisters
with one exception were here, to at
tend the funeral which took place on
Sunday at 1890 a. m. These visitors
were: Mr.. J. B. Levy and wife from
New Orleans: Mrs. Sibley Of Memphis,
Miss Emma Heller. and Mrs. Leitner;
Mrs. Abe Levy and Mrs. Kemple and
husbands and Mrs. Heller OF Pine
Bluff, Ark.
The funeral services were read at
the house by Rabbi Heinberg, OF
Monroe, La, who also read the clos
ing invocation at the grave. There
also, Rev. O. L. Tucker, pastor OF
the M. E. church, and a warm friend
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wolff, delivered a
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02
A FASHIONABLE GOWN
OF SUMMER SILK

The silk shown in this gown is
very dainty and attractive one espcci-
ally suggestive of the summer season.
1t seems peculiarly we'll adapted to the
model. The skirt is made in sections
which are gathered and joined one to
the other beneath the tucks, conse-
o-rntly it gives very fashionable flare
e lower edge without undue bulk
o>v the hips. The plain little over
bodice with it's fullness at the under
arm seams is very charming over the
guimpe of Gcorgette crepe. There are
no more fashionable materials than
crepe and silk but again it is true that
there is no model that cannot be re-
produced in variety of materials.
This one could be made of silk crepe
or of plain taffcta or of one of the
satins that are being SO much worn or,
if a simpler gown is wanted, it could
be made of foulard or of pongee, or,
again the skirt and guimpc portions
could be made of cotton wolfe showing
a pretty flower design while the over
bodice was of taffeta in bright color
matching one of the flowers, to be very
quaint and very attractive. The fronts
of the bodice are extended to form
sash at the back and that treatment is
a pretty one. Georgette crepe would
make up attractively used for the skirt
and under bodice with the over bodice
of taffeta, plain or lowered. For
either material. the under petticoat
should be made of taffeta to provide
faring effect.
For the medium size the bodice will
require, 1 IS yards of material Sc inches
wide, "a yards a., with u yards SO
inches wide for the guimpe portions.
For the skirt will be needed, 81 yards
of material SO, AZ yards "A inches
wide.
The May Manton pattern of the
bodice S79o is cut in sizes from "a to
AZ inches bust measure and the skirt
1862 in sizes from "a to 81 inches waist
measure. They will be mailed to any
address by the Fashion Department
of this paper, on receipt of ten cents
for each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02
ELLIOTT REFUSES
ENJOIN ROAD BOARD

Judge John NJ. Elliott yesterday
sustained the demurrer filed by H.
K. Toney, as amici curiae, to the COM
plant of plaintiffs in the suit of J. G..
Ford and J. w. Baldwin VS.. Road I'M
provement district No. IA. one of the
North Jefferson districts. Plaintiff
sought an order restraining the COM
missioners from proceeding with the
work, pending the outcome of an ap-
peal to the circuit court from an
order of ths county court establishing
the district.
Mr.. Toney's demurrer contended the
complaint did not recite facts suffi-
cient to constitute a cause of action,
and that the chancery court was with
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02

Mrs. C. C. Anderson has gone to
Huntsville, Ala, for visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Jewell Palmer has returned
from a visit with relatives and friends
at Little Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Foster are here
from Wilmer, for visit Of few days
with Mrs. 7. L. Davis.
Mrs. E. R. Steel and sons, Marshal
and David, have gone to Sloan
Springs for a stay.
Mrs. H. B. johnson has returned to
her home at San Antonio, after visit
here with her mother, Mrs. r. H. Nc
Fadden.
Mrs. S. Weller left yesterday for
Clarendon, for a visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. S. Block.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mills have re-
turned from Little Rock, accompanied
by Mrs. A. Retain, who will be thei,
guest for while.
Mrs. V. V. Mann and daughter, Miss
Marie Mann, left yesterday for South
haven, Mass, after visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Brasher.
Mrs. Alex Rowell and children left
yesterday for Arlington, Tenn, for a
visit with relatives and friends the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. James Thomas, Miss
McRae, Miss Maud Hays and Mrs
Florence Park motored from Little
Rock yesterday morning and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. CAN'T.
Mrs. Willie Webkes is spending a
few days with her brother, c. g.
Gillespie, at his country home.
Miss Ernestine Baldwin and Miss
Winnie Jenkins will leave today for
their homes at Kennett, Mo-, after
spending several delightful weeks
here as guests of Mrs. ]. r. Martin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02

out jurisdition because Of the pend
ency of similar cause, involving tha'
same parties, in the circuit court.
judge Elliott refused the injunction
petition, pending trial of the suit in
the circuit court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02

touching and beautiful eulogy on the
life and character of the deceased,
which brought tears to the eyes Of
most of the great throng of people
who heard him.
We do not recall ever witnessing or
hearing of similar case, where creed
and race was for the time lost sight of,
in the broader and grander vision, the
oneness and fatherhood Of God, and
the brotherhood of man.
Surely, one touch of nature,
Makes the world akin.
Our earnest sympathies are
Extended to our bereaved friend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02
SHIPS FIGHT U-BOAT.

Montreal, Aug. 1.-The British
steamer Clodmoor, just in port from
Genoa, Italy, had a battle in the Medi-
terranean with a German or Austrian
submarine, her commander, Charles
Hunter, reported today. He believes
he left the submarine in a sinking con-
ditiOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02
OFF ON FISHING TRIP.

Circuit Judge W. B. Sorrells. Chief
Deputy Sheriff j. Harvey Means,
Deputy Sheriff ]. L. McBurnett, c. H.
Huntington and H. n Register will
form party that will spend the day
fishing on Bayou Bartholomew.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02

winter millinery. Mrs. Trotter has
just completed extensive improve
ments in her millinery parlos, 1405
Main street, and now has the finest
equipped millinery parlors in Pine
Bluff. Mrs. Trotter expects to be
gone until the middle of August.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02


oos7 Busting .Aoanc) Bathing Sui,
Busting Added l thing Suit for Misses and
with Blasting Line dacd Se Ioaun Bathing Suit, bust
The third suit is designed for girls and for small Asst shown
Landing
could be copied nohr well as in other bathing suit silks, fer ncfr
White nhar and
youthful with bands good effect
from and No for and 10
of Il each
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02
ManleI WeiSman.

Mandel WeiSman.
Mandel Weisman. aged q years,
we'll known resident of Pine Bluff.
died about 1870 o'clock last night at
the home of his brother-inlaw, Jake
Rosenberg, at SOB East Second ave-
nue., after an illness of about four
months.
Deceased is survived by his pay
ents, two brothers and two sisters, in
his native country of Roumania. A
sister, Mrs Rosenberg. of Pine
Bluff, and brother, Joe Weisman, oil
DermCtt, also survive.
Funeral services will be held at 3
o'clock this afternoon, from the home
of Mr. Rosenberg, and interment will
be in the Jewish cemetery. The fol-
lowing will be the pallbearers:
Frank Stewart, Evan Parnell, Sam
Balm, William Rogenzweig, Henry
Rutstein and B. Bran.
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GOES TO BUY STOCK.

Mrs. Nell Trotter left yesterday for
St. Louis, Kansas City and st. Jos phi.
Mo-, where she will purchase fall and
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02

Harry NJ Brown, one of the original
"Bostonians," and manager of the
Baldwin theatre, San Francisco, when
David Belasco was call boy, died at
his summer home at Blue Point, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02

Even the editor of a comic paper
ought to take things seriously.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02
Tharp-Barnes Wedding
last MI nf

Last Night.
Thomas Tharp and Miss Ida Barnes,
well-known and popular young people
in their circle, were united in marriage
last night about o'clock. the cere-
mony being performed by the Rev. j.
r. Rushing, pastor Of the Carr Me-
mortal church, at the parsonage. Mr..
and Mrs. Tharp will make their home
in Pine Bluff.
Mrs L. B. Green will leave Friday
for a visit with relatives at Rison and
Fordyce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collier Lee have re-
turned from a bridal tour through
the West. Mrs. Lee was formerly
Miss Jimmie Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Rogers and
daughter, Nell, of 201S East Seventh
avenue, leave today for a months
tour of the West during which they
will visit Colorado Springs, Salt Lake
City, San Francisco and Folsom,
Calf. They expect to return to Pine
Bluff in about one month.
Mrs. A. C. Ryall of Star City is i'm
proving nicely, following recent
operation. Mrs. Ryall is mother of
Mrs. Bob Burford and Mrs. Clifton
Winters.
Mrs. N. A. Anderson is improving
steadily, following an operation sew
eral days ago for appendicitis.
Mrs. Thos. Madding has returned
from visit with relatives at New
port.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02

Mrs. Thos. Madding has returned
from a visit with relatives at New
port.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Collier Lee have re
turned from bridal tour through
the West. Mrs. Lee was formerl!
Miss Jimmie Lloyd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02

Mrs. L. B. Green will leave Friday
for visit with relatives at Rison and
Fordyce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02

Mrs. N. A. Anderson is improving
steadily, following an operation sew
eral days ago for appendicitis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-02

Rev. and Mrs. James Thomas, Miss
McRae, Miss Maud Hays and Mrs
Florence Park motored from Little
Rock yesterday morning and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. CAN'T.
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er fi4 i4Dn friib als G4riftitsIlsr
berbor. glIs FOLDER mar er unsemsin
fruttbar; cine lange Refbe BON Ihli6s
ten, gemiitbOOllen 8iidern unb Bolts
idriften ieiner !9anb Iiesen Dor: Grs
5ablunsen, biitprii6e unb tultursbiItos
ride Striften geifefdilberunsen,
tir4lide S4riftsn, 9an5elportrdgs,
Sassbu6bldtter, @rinnerungsn uIp.
Seine Iiterarii6e RiHtuns mar tas
tbOlii4. aus Der 3abl feinsr @erSf.
fentli4unssn isien nur einise befons
bers beliebte Bidder genannt: .glus
meiner Susenb5eit", bas 1880 srs
fdien unb 5ehn aufldgen erlebte; bic
er3dblungen r9iirre 8ldtter1 (1889,
BE ebenfalIs melt. gerbreituns fans
ben; rGrinnerunsen elmer dItsn
Sdtparapalberin" (1898). .grss
bausrn" (1899), Plus benz 2ebsn sis
nes @Iiidli6sn.", .aus BEN aeben sis
nes lnsliidliden", Nus benz 2eten
zines @ielsepriiftsn4. y2tus benz 2sbsn
eines 0islssIisbt.n1. afu4 feline
S&rifien absr GIaubm, il6ss Sohs.
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Sas piertc ariessiemeiter in
8pIn.

= Die alten turfiirItli6en &u'tdnien
I'm Sofgarten lesen gemu9 lire itolss1
4ronen ab. Wenn Elm Winb ii6 bebt,
rieIelt Elm iadter Resen BON aarten,
ipeibrOia 9liit6en erbpdrts, un.er bic
Jube Der pislen Stubirenben 5siber
@ei4ledter, bic CUR alma Mater fire.
ben. Ner in ben slerlpien @orbof Der
,S4par5en gretter" etntritt, fiblt
balb, lpie Diel On Jrieoensipert6en unb
strdften mir sigentlid in Dieies eiierns
-3eitaIier beriibersersttet baben. vSnz
ter orma iilent mufae1. Seneta, Der
oieies Wort prdgts, fannie bic unOerz
gleidlide innere 2ebensitdrte bes
.beutiden @Oi.es nidt, bag esraOe, o6
es sleid Bis sur lebten NaTer ii6 ben
ungebeuren grforberniiIen bieIesWelts
trisges gu Dpfern ifeint. bod nur iibe.
iol4 geDaltise 5ingabe binaus au9
babeim unermiibet unb pldnDDa iei:t
Saus pertpaltet. llnb tpas ipdre frieos
lider als bic WiFenf9afts alIss err
i6eint bier ipie ionit: Die 3ubl Der
9orIeiungen unb Der 60rer niht merit
lid berrinsert, 9eTu9sftdrte unb 4rs
beitspille bieGei4t fogar ssIteisert.
Sslbit bas grobe aolles iiber @0lters
redt peift sefiiIIte 9dnte auf. Sn ben
9alen elm 2ommen unb @eben Biz in
ben tiefsn Qbenb, nod 1T semsitsrs
anfang, bic 3ett bes Ginfhreibens unb
9elesens. llnb bod: Der ftdrfere Bid
erfabt uHteridiebs gegen friiber, Die
fi5 BEN fIa&tissn @ass entlie9sy.
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einmaI, bon ieiner aartbal,ie Bel
freibIrg aus elm ieeliorgeriifcS
sSort oil ieine 2eierDemeinbe gu tit'
ten. 70 fpie er es licbte, I'M erilt nno
Sder5 5uHtal. G5 mar, als ipolle or
bic Gainine ieiner reid)en WenideR.
tenntniB Sieben, i,ihem er Elm mar.
neaoes @il6 DON benz mdf1tigen
,ooseu ntalte, benz Ieioer Die Wlen.
iden ,rebr pSer ireiiiser bicnen. Sr
iddaiIoien NddJten, no Die franfen
Merpen ibm feline 9hihe IieBetL hai
Ser 9idter NIT bem @oloe 3rpie.
iprafe gefiibrt, baS er in @eitalt
eineS 3abneriases im @iunoe tragt
,gus Sem 2ebeE eines @ielgeliebten"
ersabIte er, mas inn bas foniglide
Metaa bon ieinen SdidiaIen als
Raturipefsn. als gemiinsiss 9elbitiid
franjoiiifcr iuib beuiid)er Yragung
5isermnlt. @oIoeier' mar es. mas Die
bon Sanh sii SanS qleitenSe RiiiSc
bel reid iinb arm ielbit BET ben firt-
lid 5rcmrnen erlebt. Ger .0iftcr
Ieugneie oiejen WdnrItonismls nidt
nodic nber 5una6it ben 9eriud,er
anilager, Der ocn id)nadeu Wteniden
ouiett. GoG nniBte er iif Die gsioer.
tIage gefallen laiien Dab Die W,ens
'alen nit einer pabrbaft reiigioicn
gerebrlng ii6 bent gdneral inter.
lporien baben. Zen Slu6 bes rotten
@olScs bnben iie ieIbit peridJuIbct.
Sa, ,rlest ipsnoet iii, Der aldgcr
ssgen ben Oiatsr islbIt, Der feline
SiiGcr. ieilic @eiiiesfiroer iih bnbe
beaablen laiierL iiuo oieier iiritB ii6
Jumorpoa oanlit perfbeioigen, bui er
iroy aIlem in bieier foitipieIigen @elt
teine Sd)ise eeinmnieIi, ionoern ilur
ieiner treuei,, idapeiterliden gflegerin
cine glltersreriorauna babe iidern
Itiiiicn, % Dos gar beiteioene BTar'
rerssei)aIt feiae Riidlagen erlaubte
Grfriitcnb, ipie INNER, mar aud
in bieiem pbilofopbifden 8ii6Iein Der
freie Wannssmutb, bes fatboliId,en
grisfters. Der feline hemotratilds
@runbseiinnuns TAPER betannts.
insbsionbsrs ben seir5nien '5duptsrr,
iinb ieisn es airdenfiiriten, man1I
pffenss Wort iaste; bsI serdos bsraus
idri.b:' ..Yriugt man ein frties Dort
iibsr iirhlirbe 3uitdnbt. 70 gilt man
ols tirdenfeinbli9 = ipridt man
pon aen3 unb 2iebe 10 iOmmt man
in @efabr, als pniiftlid psrf9rien gu
iperSsn.4 gluh einen Dante ipiirbs
man bsuie perfebern unb ben 5errn
gbriitus islbit, neil Ct sintn Bart sss
trasen, .uniirhliG~ finben. limb bod
befannis ii6 bieisr rsformerifte Gsiit
als trtuer Gobn ieinsr Stride, ols
,fpslfsr er in syrieben au iierben boffte.
grbeiternb, ipenn auh nidjt iiberSeus
senb, mar feline htannts aritii an
s@iberpclis4, beHenf nsuthobifnen
Nrs5sissssliiie tn uatsiia siinistr
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Die 1runtfu9t I'm fran.
SDfifden Seere. Die 3eitung
s4ction" i6reibt, Elm bstruniensrgols
bat lei bei ben aameraben brliebt uno
made ibnsn Spab. sic Ieisn mebr sss
neist. ibm nah3uabmeu, dls Jpn 3u
tabeln. Dem gsieb mad iei 1raniens
belt teine Gntidulbisuns, in Wirts
lidteit biloe iis a6er bei alien Weyii0i
Zen sesen bic 9issiplin einen miIbsrHs
ben umftanb. Denn Elm Oifi,ier iih
Durb seippbnbeitsmdbgies arinien
unmosli9 made. 70 iperbe sr ni6t
bsgrabirt, ionoern bohitens ptrfebt.
Der arme aerIl CT tann ia nitts bds
fir; sr irintt unb neib bann nift.
mas sr tbut!!" ginsslne Generate bdte
ten gepast, ben qlliobolpsrtauf dnf
beftimmis Stunben 5u bsf9rdnteH.
aber oabur6 babe bic 2runsnbeit in
Der erldubien 3eii einen amtlihen
iinb sebeilisien gbaraiier anssnpms
men. Dag franJofifGe Seer lei has
erite auf Der Wslt, aber In bisftn
puntte fisbe es untsr bem ruiIiihert,
mo Der QitobolausIhani psrboieB ief.
Wian ipenbe elm. Der aliobol babs pis
2eiitlineen bts 6terss nift seminbsrt,
dber man miiHs auh an BE mnraIiide
unb pbpjiidx gsfunbbeii bsg Bottles
benien. Die Ruifsn ipiirbsn aus Der
armee ssbeilt ndd. 5nuie iouunsn,
bic fransoisn biirftsn nn4 trdnssr
lsimtsbren. als lie ausssspssn fele.I.
Das 6ser biirfe nid)t ben Ysrfaa unb
Oas grsiIsnt9am bss goItes bef4Ieus
nisen.
Sn Der Sommerfrifae.
so sin ped! SsBi in mir Der aans
SaIat in ben Dred s'fallen!4
m6eb' i5n niir ipiebtr auf !, er
ipirb idon seseiIsn perbsn!1
.Jd. ipenn er fiir einen O a 4 ipdr'
F. 4. Der mar ia fir mit!1
9 hwiertge 9lrbett
Sommtrfriidlsrin (bsim abfdieb):
4. Sf fam mid alfo barauf Der.
Iaiisn bab sic mir bieisn Winter Elm.
NAL fdbreibsn21
Bauer; .mos I psrfprs& bas bait
7 au4. gxSaln 4. bsut fang + i4on
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Wenis bssriinbst. aud ben bidteriiher
einbrud itorenb, mar bassssn oas
ansebdnste GapiteI bon BEN .Ulobers
nismus". als bsiien Jreunb man ibn
psrihrien, unb ben er aIs iesltngss
iabrIi6 BON iit abfhiittelts, ottpotl
sr benz seidmdbten Qrofefor Stsa
Elm muttises Sreunbssport nad5urus
fen iib nidi i6euie.
pfarrer 5oHsjatob mar ni4t aliein
elm edter @oltsi6riftitsQer uHb Elm
toIeranter ei.iiili6er, er mar Elm
sanser Wieni9, Der bon allen gee
Iisbt unb ssebrt ipurbe unb pisleiht
8esner, absr ieinsn Geinb baits.
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Der betannte beutids @oltsftrifts
iteller unb friibere Grsiburser Stabts
pfurret Sefnri9 6ansiatob III am
%. Sunt in 5aslad seitorben.
Sansiafob, ben man oft ben .bsuts
iheu Rofesser" nannte. errsi6te bas
hubs alltsr Don nab.su aftsig Subrsn.
Gsbossn tn 6asIG& |. o. (1s3D, that
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and Class
Go a Visiting

Miss Anna REEVE, teacher at the
Carson normal school, and her scfol-
ars, Bessie Ga1ligan. Rose Jones,
May.ne Ryan, Edythe Johns, Alice
Slingerland Irene Larson, Alva Will
Jams, Gladys Meyer. Florence McMil-
len and Lucille Rosenbrock, left for
G~ardnerville early this morning in the
autos of Ed Malley. George Brodi-
gan and Joe Farnsworth on a v:sit to
the school of Miss Josephine He1wtN
Eel. teacher Of the Centervi lie school
in that district. Miss Helwinkel is
called the dandy rural school teacher
OF Nevada, and the visitors >ere IN
vited 10 witness the wor. and the
system in vogue in her school.
At noon they all were the guests o.
Mis- Rive for dinner at the Richforj
hntri Messrs Farm aWorth and
Brodigan remained over with their
autos to bring the bunch back home
this evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-05-12
Action Postponed a Few Days.

The board OF city trustees met in
special session this morning to con-
slider the paving business. The COM
sary data to be incorporated in the
paving resolution to be drawn up by
the city attorney reported that it was
late last night before they had secur-
ed what was necessary, and that they
would turn it over to Mr.. Chartz this
morning. On that accoun the reso-
luton would not be ready for the
board to act upon for a few days. The
board then took a recess subject to
the call Of the president.