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MAcKMEN DROP ANOTHER

DETROIT, Juno 1s.-Philadelphia
wound up Its Western trip here to-
day by losing to the Detroit Tigers.
to 2 Hard hitting. coupled with poor
fielding on the part OF the Macks, &C.
counted for the result Detroit made
it's runs in braces. and was aided 10
most of them by the unstable defense
OF the visitors. Score; -
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R5T GAME.
Totals. ..s y q =, Totals, 30

roron ie .. .o' . :i2 3 p.
Summary: Runs-Truesdale (2). Black
burn t21. Thompson t2l. Murray 20. era
ham Burch. Shocker t2). Mckee. Moran
stolen base-Graham. Sacrifice h,t--HoEan
Two.ba hits-Shock-r. Murray ca, Black
burn 90, Alm-ida, Maisel. Struck cut-by
Shocker. g. by Smith. 1 Bases on balls
on Shociscr. g on smith l. Wild pitch
Smith. Time. 1888 Umpires. Bransfc!d and
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Providence ............o .-I6
Newark ................1 0l o o Ga
Summary: Runs-Rehg (s), Powell (3).
shean' onalows Tgtwiier; Fabriaue Black
rifce hits-onslow. DurEin, Two-hass hits
Faotique, Blackburn. Powell. Cable. zim-
on baiis-ofr Pieh. 4: of Eayrs. 2: Of
scracht. 8. Struck out--by Pieh. /; by
Schacht. 1; by Eayrs. g. Umpire. Chestnut
Time I %
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TORONTO GOT 'EM BOTH

MONTREAL. June ls.-Toronto de-
feated Montreal ia both games Of q
ble-header this afternoon, Il 10 l.
which the viaitors hit Smith for TWEEN
ty.one safe wallops, but in the sec
ond, McT!gue and Colwell hooked up
in one Of the prettieBt pitching duels
OF the season. Blackburnc was the
batting star. He drove out five hits
in the firHt game. three Of them being
doubles. Score:
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Nouthern AnnociAtion.

Al New OrlSnns-New Orleans, 10;
Little Rock, (flrst game). New Or
leans. l; Little Rock, 0 (second camel.
At Notwithstanding, 4; Birming-
nam, o.
At Mobile--Mobile. 6; Nashville. O.
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REDS DEFEAT CARDS
Cincinnati Hits Meadows Hnrd md
Take First OF Series From
st. I,ouTs

CINCINNATI. OHIO. June 1s.-The
won the frst of the series from the
Cardinals, to 2. Mitchell started for
the Reds. but after pitching to three
men, gave way to Schultz, who hold
the Cardinals safe the remainder of
the route. Score:
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Totals. ...3 II 81 II 2 Totals. ~ 10 az o
'Dattcd for Park I'm third.
tBatted for Davenport In seventh.

St Louis ..:: ::....:::;o Q 81
t9). Milan (2). Two-base hits--Foster
Judge. Rondeau Three.bass hit-Alorfan.
hall-Serereid stolen beses-Miian. Judge
t2). Ainsmith Rondcau. Hit by pitched ball
by Park. ! tMorSan) by Jchnson. isis
ifr). BASES on hals-oR Park, L or DAv-
enport, J.: off Koob. l: Oft Johnson. q Struck
out-bv Park. 3; by Davenport. 4; by John
Time, 1:45.
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PHILADELPHIA,
Totals. "a Il Eli Totals. "a TAN
sBatted for Shechan In ninth

Bs,roit .;.;.............o $40 oIs
Summary: Runs.Vitt. Cobb ts,. yea oh
Bun ma GG) Young t2l. Two-base hits-stan-
s str,c. o I'D, Three.nss" hit-HeiiEnp.
Bases on hal's-off Hamilton. s: of Sheehan
= =, Douole play-Hamilton TO Rush to Burns.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. 10; Cleveland. 3.
Detroit, 8; PHILADELPHIA, 2.
Boston. 8, Chicago, I.
Washington, o; ST. Louis, I.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

/ WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
| Buffalo at RICHMOND.
Toronto mt Newark.
Montreal ut Providence.
| Rochester at Baltimore
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former Portner men. will add mate
rally IN putting the club in tho run
ming. The team as whole is work
ing good. and with the brand OF ball
that Jollff Is pitching. and with the
proper support, which he has lacked
In the past, the Nomebuilders are
sure to give trouble.
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LOSE ON WILD THROW

CHICAGO, June lS.-Georse weay.
er's wild throw OF Janvrin's grounder
gave Boston a 3-to-1 victory over Chit
cago in the final game of the series.
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
{So Eumea schedulcd.}
ouA NYr.tNG ny Ut T-nd

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
Petersburg at Hopcweli.
Newport News at Rocky Noun
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati, B, st. Louis. 2.
mo other RnmcS sChcduled.)

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Boston ut New York.
! Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Cincinnati
GO other games schedulcd.)
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The Moose are under a serious handi-
cap from the start. taking the HON.
brucos' standing OF none won, but MAN.
nger Stone Is hustler and is author
make other clubs exert themselves to
the utmost to win from his club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-19

The Commercial League race Is he
coming more uncertain every Saturday
as far as the picking OF winner is
concerned.
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Owner Kocen was an attendant at
tho game when his team won by the
score OF 0 to &. Too bad that the game
went wrong and was protested.
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The Central League will hold n meet
ing on Wednesday night Mt o'clock at
204 West Marshall Street. All man
ayers arc requested to attend, An mat
tiers OF vital Importance will como UP.
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Charlie Strain has signed with the
team and Manager Stone expects to
build Il good team around the former
pro fcsSionnl.
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Duplex atopped tho Havana ConauIs. win
ming streak yesterday by defsa ting them In
hotly contested game.
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The defeat of Havana Consuls by
Duplex Saturday, put the latter with
in one game of the leaders. then. too,
greatly in the past two weeks until
the team looks like pennant con-
tender.
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The Cherry smashers bad some new play
ers out Saturday. but IT isn't likely that
there will be much change In the old line .up.
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Summary: RunE-Keltv. McTisus, Warner
sarrshce hits-Trussdale. Burch Maisel. Col
veil Two:base hits-McTiGue. Kelly. HOGAN.
Wagner. Struck out-by NCTIPue. s: by Col
cell !. Bases on bal!s-on McTlru~ l.
T!ae. 1850. umpircs. Clcary and Brnns-
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
mo rnmes schc dulcd.)

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Durham mt Asheyil1e.
Greensboro mt Charlotte.
Raleigh at Winston Salem
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Cleveland Norris, who Is very popu-
lar with the amateurs, is assisting
Manager Ham with his club. and the
tennis new life and recent strength is
directly due to Cleve's exertions. Nor
ris has the knack OF hrndllng men and
getting the best out OF them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-19

Dolly Gray and Clarence Berger
have been released by Ray Ryan, and
the Rocky Mount club Is UNDERGOING
an entire revamping. Ryan knows
what he wants, and is determined to
get 1t. Even stars who cannot At into
his program walk the plank.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
(No gumes scheduled.)
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Totals. 81 IL 81 u 3 Totals ..aS s "a "A l
pan for Snyder In ninth.
t3atted for Hall in ninth.

Cnc!nnsti .............99 o 2m@3 Q =
Summary: Runa-Groh. Griffith. Wingo.
Louden. Schultz. Bethel Rescher. Two.hasc
hits-Nealt, Snyder. Threo-b base hits-Groh,
Wfinxo Long. Struck out--by schultY, .:
by Meadows, 4: by Hall. l. Hit by pitcher
by Meadows. fISill,forl; by HILL, (Irif.
Schultz, 1. OF Meadows. 8, Umpiros Riglor
and Harrison. Time. 1:ba
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Beeson. at second for the Smashers
played q good, steady game Saturday. han.
ding all chances like q professional.
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STRIKES ME
ny TIN PATCH

Inc climbers return home to-day
from baltimore TO play the Buffalo
team u series OF three games. The
Richmond club will perform on the To-
cal lot until after July g. when II
again takes to the road
Leake. the pitcher secured from
Rocky Mount In a trade for Jarman
and kircher. will report here to-day
his rnettle. Mckenry Is ths fres s
of the regular twirlers.
Officials OF the Old Dominion Ten
mis- Tournament, which has been in
progress for the past week at the
consented TO the playing Of the finals
in two events at Norfolk This move
was taken for the convenience OF the
payers pnE RS VINO care are entered in the tour
The matches to be played of are
the mixed doubles and this challenge
round in mems doubles. Miss Moiia
Ell X Whitney. Of New York. will
play Miss Florence Bnllin. of New
York and Carlton Y; Smith. OF Atlanta.
and w. v. Mcmillan. OF Atlanta, are
the chailengcrs who will meet Paul
Whitehead and Richard Tunstali, both
Pcyton Fleming. chairman Of the
tennis committee Of the Country Club
Of Virginia. will make the trip to
Norfolk He expects to get the matches
played off to-day or Tomorrow.
Much interest has been aroused To-
cally i'll the wrestling match to BIO
staged on Friday night Mt Broad Street
Park between Harold Christensen.
champion Of Denmark. and Joe Martin.
revival or the mat game have been
!nSistent FOR several months, and 1t is
believed that the attendance at the
hn rR,F Lot.
TO warrant the promoters bringing
some high grade Grapplers here The
decision on the part OF the promoters
gambling in any form, will win a lot
OF friends to the popular game
Rebel Ross sprung a real surprise
Yesterday; when he held the Orioles
e. 70 FIVE hits in twelve innings. Ross
twirled great brand of baseball. par
ticularly as his support was very wab-
ply Four errors were chalked against
the moro remarkable. as Ross had been
reported as suffering from attack or
sppendic othe that report was true.
the fashionable disease.
Richmond Uniform today. He e viii !" re ).
place o'Rourke: This fellow, by the
way, won tnc game yesterday with n
two-base drive after Mickey Kelliher
had reached first on single
Dolly Gray and Clarence Berper
nave been released by, Ray Ryan, and
the Rocky Mount club Is UNDERGOING
an entire revamping. Ryan knows
what he wants, and is determined to
get 1t. Even stars who cannot At into
his program walk the plank.
A little constructive criticism in
stead OF insipid praise where praise
is not called for, would go long way
toward getting Richmond an aggrega-
tton little more in the class OF the
teams that 1t must face this season.
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little constructive criticism, in
stead OF insipid praise where praise
is not called for. would go a long way
ton a little more in the class OF the
teams that 1t must face this season.
But don't knock.
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win. Henrickaen. Two-base hits-Hoblftsei
Jackson. Walker. Thomas Thrse-bass hit
Weaver. Struck out-by shore. Q: BY Scott,
J. Bases on balls-oft Scott, 1; OF Cicotte.
walker Gardner. Janvrin. stolen bases.
I;eihold Sehalk ca. Hit by pitcher-by
Mays. (Fournier). Balk-Scott JJn,nifes
Nnllin and Evans Time. hours ~
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Ttgner. for Havana Consuls. pitched a good
game, but the Duplex boys had their eye
on tho hall and no couldn't stop them from
driving tho horschide out at times whom hits
meant runs.
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LOST GAME IS PROTESTED
DECISION OF UMPIRE ON
lNFiELD FLY Is DISPUTED
Amateurs Squnbble Over Result or
Game Won ny Kocen's nooaters
Over It. w. Wood OH Saturday.

Kocens Boosters broke the winning
streak OF the T. w. Wood team on
Saturday. but it looks az If the victory
will have TO be thrown out Of the
standing The Holsters had three men
on base. with only one man out. when
the batter hit an infeld fly. which was
muffed by the Woods infielder The
umpire allowed the runner from third
according 10 the rules OF baseball
Tho rule follows: "A batter Is Qua
on n pop fly to the inheld, with first
and second or first, second and third
bases occupied. provided the fly is bat
ted before two mon are out"
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RICHMOND. !; Baltimore, o twelve In
ninEs).
Providence, is; Newark, 8.
Toronto. II; Montreal, tfirst Eame>.
Toronto, 2; Montreal, 1 (second gnme).
tOnIy threo games sclieduled.)
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Johnny. Prieste will be back in a
Richmond uniform to-day He will re-
place O'Rourke. This fellow, by the
way. won the game yesterday with n
two-base drive after Mickey Kelliher
had reached first on a single
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-19

The Moose team made it's debut into
amateur ranks on Saturday, taking over
the Hombrucos franchise in the Com
meroial League, and making n cred-
liable showing against the rejuvenat-
ed Homebuilders.
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Thompson, at short. and Hatcher. on f,rst,
played a great game Tor the Howttzers
Thompson had nine assists In tho hrst
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
VT w pnl.ry.

M. w. Perry, aged 76 years, died at 5:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. w Nichols, 1902 West Fifth avenue, aft CT a short illness.
 The body will be shipped to his former home at Cadillac, Mich., prob ably Thursday, and the funeral will be held there, with services at the Christian church, of which deceased was an old and conscientious mem Der.
 MT. Perry had made his home in Pine Bluff only about four months coming here from Portland, Ark. He has lived in the South only about three years, having moved from Cadil- lac to this section. During his short stay here, he had won the esteem and respect of all who had come to know him, and his death caused sorrow tC his friends.
 MT. Perry is survived by his widow one son, J. M. Perry of Tustin, Mich. and two daughters, Mrs. Nina Leon ard of Cadillac, Mich, and Mrs Nichols here. MT. Nichols is valued employe of the Arkansas Oak Floor ing company.
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RELIEF HAS.
 BEEN PERMANENT
Says Cardui Built Up System When Other Medicines Failed Believes
 It Saved Her Life.

Hendersonville, IN. C.-Mrs. M. A.
 Redmon of R. F. D. No. 1, this place,
 writes: "I wish to state that before having taken Cardui, my condition of
 health was all run down, and had
 been, that way ever since my mar riage two years ago last May. I only
 weighed 107 pounds. My average
 weight is 1855 pounds. I had such
 awful pains at times I could hardly
 go had severe pains in. my back and abdomen, and could scarce
 ly do my work .. '. I could not lift anything heavy.
 "In November, 1913, l began taking
 Cardui. I thought would give it a trial, though, my family doctor -
 had set the date for an examination of me .... saw my improveT lent after taking the first bottle :. l this year I weighed 12S pounds /. Your Cardui tonic built up my sys- tenn when all other medicines failed. feel and look like different per- son. 1. am still . praising it to my friends, for I can truly say I believe it saved my life. My re. lief from all pain has been per manent"
 If you are run down in health and
 need tonic, take Cardui, the wom- ans tonic. It will help you. For sale by all druggists.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Eyans.Huff.

Will Evans and Miss Susie Huff, well-known' young -Pine Bluff people, were suietly married Saturday even ing by Rev. F. H. Buhler, pastor f the Hawley Memorial Methodist church. :.
 The bride is daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. c. Huff, graduate of the Pine Bluff high school, and recently wasse elected guide of the local A. O. U.. w. lodge. The groom is connected with the Standard Brake Shoe & Foundry company. They will make their home in Pine Bluff.
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Leap Year Ball H.. 1s Brilliant Affair.

Lean Year Ball
 ls Brilliant Affair.
 One of the most brilliant social .ffairs of the season was the leap vear ball last evening, at the Harm onv club and Hotel Pines, by the young lady friends of the Harmony club, to the members of the club. From g to ii, the dance was held at the handsome ballroom Of the Harmony club. Then the entire party moved to the Hotel Pines, where delicious supper was enjoyed, being followed by dancing until 2 o'clock.
 It was one of the most enjoyable dances Of the entire season, and the girls had arranged their plans in ex- cellent style. williams orchestra provided the music. Each of the boys received a miniature grip as a favor, while each of the girls re- ceiyed a heart locket. Miss Ruth Brown and Ira Bloom led the grand march, in which all participated.
 Those present were:
 Misses Ethel Schloss, Ruth Brown, Mona Lazarus, Selma Schloss, Cor trude Baer, Annie Rosenberg, Fannie Marx, Adele Bluthenthal, Rose Udes, iSarita Strauss, Rose Silbernaglc, Helene Eisenkramer, Bernice Thal- heimer, Susie Wolff of Bastrop, La, Dollie Marx of Albany, Ga, Evelyn Franklin of Little Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Marx, Mrs. Baer, MT. and Mrs. s. Katzenstein MT. and Mrs. Dave Franklin. MT. and Mrs. Abe :. Levy, Miss Levy, Mrs silbernagle,' Mrs. s. Levi, MT. and Mrs. M. Eisenkramer, MT. and Mrs Sig Hyman, Mrs. B. Gottlieb, MT. and < Mrs. J. c. Schloss, MT. and Mrs. s A. Rosenberg. Miss Josie Dreyfus, MT. and Mrs. A. Katzenstein, Mrs Camille Epstein of Little Rock, MT and Mrs. Julius Leitner, MT. and Mrs Joe Gottlieb.
 Messrs. Abe Bloom, Buddie Sonnen- schein, Raymond Block of Little Rock, Samuel Levine, Dave Veil Charles Gurdin, August Thalheimer Ira Bloom, Cecil Franklin, Sol Bloon Cliff Hart, Jay Levine, Arden Smit1 Merle Smith, Harry Nathanson, Sid ney Marx, Leon Silbernagle. Alphonsc Levy, Norris Tannenbaum of Little Rock, Ben Well, Louis Silbernagle Chandler Hart, Nathan Udes, Charles Reinberger, Irwin Reinberger, Abe Thalheimer, John. Bloom, Howard Strauss, Clarence Hanf, Frank Bloom.
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Daily Fashion alks
 BIZ MAY MANTON
SMART SPRING COATS
The Patterns of these Designs Besides Allowing for All Seams, Give the True Bastng Line and Show
 Diagrams for Cutting and Making.

>41!DREN find just much need in the the
 There days that make
 this there such wonderfully The the left designed for the little folk sash and made hood picture the material is white bedford cord and the trimming linen The two materials nicely we'll but could in bodc gaadne and later will be for little this
 The older girls aoe is materials look well together the
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THIS MAY INTEREST YOU

If you suteg pains in your back or s:de, stiff and ssore muscles or joints, or rheumatic aches, or, have symp- toms of kidney trouble and a puffy swelling under the eyes or sleep dis r,rbed' bladder ailments. you should know that Foley Kidney Pills. have benefited thousands in like condi- tion. Mann Pharmacy.
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PERSONAL.

Dr. s. D. Wilson has returned from Crossett, where he spent the past two or three days.
 +. D. Anderson has returned to his home at Fisher, La, after having been called here by the death of his mother. Mrs. w. w. Anderson. Holden. Mo, by the serious illness
 w. P. Smith has heen called to of his mother.
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Bostn Added Chds 8so5 QVh Line and Added Sam A7uan) Girls Coat
 
 and
  Serge perhaps boadcloh little girls be both useful The The third little faie eminent and charming and altogether attractive needed and this model could be used for dap dete for material that be portion shaped body portion be the pan but in would be with the collar and cuffs finished with bound scao For with little band of trimming the collar and cuffs. s7o
  the No soe from eyears They will be mailed
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MILLINERY.

At the same location with the same prices. Also with full line of good-
 looking millinery: Re-blockings. re- trimming, and the making of new hats, the most up-to-date models, all in our line. Telephone 2053. Mrs. Nell Trotter. 14O5 Main street. 2-18-tf
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Model Bakery, makers of Queen Bread, will be open for business, at 106 Main street, Thursday, March ?. Souvenirs given away. For better bread phone 200. 3-1-2:.
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A silver tea will be given Thurs day from 3 to II p. m. at the home of Mrs. Ben Sylvester, 111e West Fourth avenue, for theS benefit of the new Catholic church building.
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Bible Lecture Is Interesting Event.


 Mrs. H.. N. Street of Lonoke, one Of the best known and most talented Bible students of this section, de- hvered a most interesting and 1n- structive Bible lesson, in lecture form, on the book of Matthew, to q large gathering at the First Presby- Eerian church last evening.
 Mrs. Street is talented speaker, in addition to being a close student of the Bible. and the congregation was much pleased with the, lecture, which was given under the auspices of the Lydia Bible class. This after noon at 3 o'clock and tonight at 7:3O o'clock, and against Thursday at these same hours, Mrs. Street will lecture again. se
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Mrs. John Roma Of HOO East Seventh avenue returned home yes terday from. Memphis Tenn, where she was the guest of relatives.
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Delightful Reception Honors MFS. Nick Gantt.

Weu9ntlM keC0puOn Honors MFS. Nick Gantt. < ssa. g;s 4
 Miss Mary Lindsay entertained yes terday. afternoon, at her home in west Fifteenth avenue, complimentary to Mrs. N. J. Can't, Jr.
 The reception was one of the most beautiful pffairs of the kind held this season. The home was hand somely decorated for the occasion with profusion of flowers. In the hall. vases of pink carnations stood in banks of ferns; in the dining room, golden jonquilsi graced the center of the table,; in, the library pink and rose tulips added their color tol the hapdsOrne apartment; and In the livihg room, crimson Mila,dy roses on the mantle and its pedestals formed the background TOT the ileceiving line.
 At the a1Qr, little Misses Vida Mae Holdefrsee I'd Mildred Saunders re- ceived Srds. In the shalI. the 3aes greeted by Mrs. Frank IVY " Bs Fannie McGaugny lsS,s Ntn bawoody and Miss Daisy SSSfpg le living room, was the fcantt, Mrs b. e4iss Lindsay. Mrs. EaIauie vss Ge6rge Lindsay. Miss
 suatoblS. and Mrs. Taylor oi
 72 S1 Irance to the. library were
 fi17I il1l EclaAghy. Mrs. Neal 661 MiGsf Marie Lloyd, while z library were Mrs. Henry q ss Ions Hearin and Miss hftin. Punch was served il1s Nancy Nlchol; Miss Vir.
 llq, Miss. Mattie aGantt o1
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Miss Lillian Baggett is reported seriously ill with la grippe, at her home in West Fourteenth avenue.
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Mrs. Gail Czburn has gone to St. Louis, to spend several weeks visiting her parents and other relatives.
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Mrs. Camille Epstein of Little Rock is here for visit with Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Simon, in West Sixth avenue.
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returned yesterday from Memphis Tenn, where they have been$ visiting relatives since Friday.