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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09

lily. moved Thursday from No. Is
Pilgrim ave. 20 No. 1895 lfuHouil-
ave ,,...... -
New Baltimore. are being entertain .
ed in the home 81 Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Andrews OF Eason-AVe.
MAYNARD Wtmble. OF No. III Wa
verIv-aye.. who has been very III
win scarlet fever for some time. Is
rapidly convalescing, a.
Miss Irene singleton, OF Punt -
now making her home win MISS
,bariotte Reed. OF No. :, Avalon
ave. FOR several months
Mr. Hockey and family moved on
Thursday from No. lS01a ANalon-aV
IN No 2gS Avalon ave.
Mrs. Spaldlng. ~ Btresford ave, -
confined TO her home through a SER
ious illness
chusetts-aye. who recently under
wrnt an operation for appendicitis,
mas had "A sudden relapse and Is IN a
serious condition at Grace hospital
Nh and Mrs HedgCoCk and FAMILY,
formerly Of No. l52 kcnijWurth ave .
are now making their home at No.
l4s Buena Nista-avr. west
Arnet Jones. 90 No 81 Trunhull-
ave las recovered from a seN eye al
tack OF scarlet fever
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
MT. CLEMENS

when Charles y Crosby. the De-
trnit man who droy" the auto IN
which John Re. kinscr lost hts life
Monday night. has Sufficiently recov-
cred from his Injuries. ne will be
summoned 10 appear here before the
prosecuting attorney and give MS
story % the aifair. Coroner Sperhch
announces that an Inquest Viii 10
held. as soon as crosby Is able 20
leave his bed, and conditions may
later develop that viii impose FUR
thcr legal action ia the matter.
walter jackson. local tailor. was
arrested yesterday afternoon by
sherir's deputies, suspected Of haV-
ing taken S31h from John n. Fox. n
bparder a. the Jackson home. Fox.
employed AZ the pottery plant. re-
ported his loss Thursday. u Is said
Jackson has made complete con-
fsssion The money has been reeov-
cred.
Tho 81 Marv's Catholic school viii
this year graduate eleven. on the
evening OF June IS. with commence
ment exercise In the school aud =
turium The class day exercises VIII
be held on Tuesday afternoon Of next
week. and win DE followed by "a ban
Guet given by the Junior class for
the Seniors Rev. Father Burke, OF
Ann Arbor VIII address the sradu-
Mrs spencer Dalby. assisted Ivy
Mrs seth knight and Miss Winifred
Ftrrin wHs host"Ha at a meeting or
the iIANENt0Ts Nf the American tFNp-
tuition, held ThuTAday. when officers
were elected Mrs -. &. LANCER
hansen is the new Regent.
Attorney George John and walter
y TromhtSy have returned home
from petoEkey. whore they attended
tho knights ~ Columbus convention.
Judge T. g. Tucker has returned
from Paw Paw. Mich, where for
Rurru county circuit. on Saturday
Judge and Mrs Tucker viii leave for
Marshall Mich. 20 visit their daugh-
ter Nr. and Mrs Henry Hszelton.
Nra Maurice Sarns. of this city.
underwent n serious operation In a
local hospital Thursday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
HIGHLAND PARK

fs>orre schons wan, Of NJ. 23i West
!. nuens Vista ave, has re, oNered from
~ severe attack OF pneumonia.
rkSr.iav from No 27l1 Woodward
ssvs- u No. e53 Farraud Park
Russ Mcclellan has returned To NJ !
s hcms At No. IS Buena NIs,a-aVe- W.
Sfter 4 few months at Toronto, ON -
H Wh<ee ne has been visiting reiatlNcs
Miea Nina Baker. OF No. % Antoih-
/: ette-ave spent Thursday afternoon
I and evening at Carleton Mie4 Ias
y C1ndler-ave.. is seriously Ill.
Nrs. Glen Riddler has returned 10
ssh<r home Mt sharon, Penn. sitsi =
( Chsriss ouantreii. Of No. 2i2 Glen
NJ reters and family. formerly at
No. sos Waverly-ave.. are nov max
5er and Mrs. u. NJ. Houghton,. OF
\ 10. 1898 Woodward-ave, have lett
s{Ur their home at Cass City 10 spena
yShe summer months: 70.
Sylnfa-ave west. has recovered from
~ slight Operations.
Niss A. r. Philiippx OF Elmhurst :
qv~:. has returned home sfter VISIT
II her home at cortwright. Ont.
"a n1r. and Mrs, Edward Burgess. oi
4 10. lsf Giendale-ave-. have moved "a
{ No. iiQ Hoibrook-ave.
won b. Coe. Of No. III vince mere.
Ess
Y, illness.
N Thomas Ledman. OF Nc. 50 rasa'
\ lena-ave.. has recovered from a SER
t HI. and Mrs. n. X Bogarth: whc
Ave been guests OF Mr. and Mrs. y
&fW DALEY. of No. 1S4 Louise-ave.
Ave returned 10 their home al
4 ''F TIT. w. II. Reed. of No. 81 Buena
4 V1GTasave. east, left Thursday for
k1e1sf Branch. Mich, where she VIII
GMd me next two months with reia-
40 Potter OF No iss Cortland
ave-. II III in his home.
~ Harold Robinson. of Ravenna. o. Is
/; vtaitipg Mr.. and Mrs. w, Toogood. OF
No. 81 Winona-ave.
~ Donafd Rechter. of No. 1856 Ferris
e. AVE. IL suffering from broken arm
l1hich he sustained this week
N Edwin Root OF No. 1873 Waverly-
n ave-. has returned home from an eX-
K tended trip through the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. +. Morley and fam
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
YPSILANTI

Miss Neva Green. daughter OF Mrs.
Ada Green. will teach next year IN
Battle Creek.
4 regular meeting ~ the junior
= sharp club VIII bc held Saturday,
June Il, at the studio OF Miss Vera
Thorn
The Congregational Home Mission
AIRY society met for the last time IN
home OF Mrs Dole, on North Hamii-
ton-st
Miss Catherine f. Corbe,t. former
Central school teacher who - a Gritty
teacher in the Kent county Normal.
Kent. Ohio. will complete her year 5
work. June l6. After two-weeks
vacation she has agreed 10 teach
through the summer school session.
washtenaw Arbor OF Cleaners viii
hold a business session "Wednesday
Mrs. sarah George Is confined 20
her home with Illness
Rev NJ. n Pettitt. pastor OF the
BAPTIST church. went TO Lansing
! Thursday. to attend the annual meet
! ing of the state aloon lea gu.
\ OF which he IS "A me nlber.
An ali college vesrer service viii
! be held Sunday evening al 80 ~
| the Normal ga mpus. the y. W. g A
and Y NJ. c. A. viii be In charge al
/ the services. President .Chas. No
/ Kenny will b- speaker and there vii
I be a special musical program.
The City teachers club Wall hold
/ its final meeting for the year. Mon
day evening. at the high school
Mrs. r. G. VorCe and daughter. ui
Detroit are spending the week IN the
home Of Mrs. T.. V Harris. on the
East Michigsn-ave. road.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Wilson have
issued invitations for reception
which - 20 be given Saturday even
I'm gin honor 81 Mr.. and Mrs. George
( Murray. whose marriage took pla =
Z "Wednesday afternoon.
The Harmonious MyStics will give
I q dinner dance saturday evening IN
/ the Country club
Mrs Alec bnntell srd Mrs Ter ri'
/ L. Ostrander were In Milan Thursday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
RIVER ROUGE

Mrs ~. Weaver, L4ruy-st. is visit
ing relatives IN Memphis. Tenn.
our Lady - Lourdes Holy Mono
aoctety viii receive communion in "A
body sunday morning AZ 1;30 o'clock
Mrs r MayottC. Weat Jefferson
ave. is iil
John Nicdercr. Detroit. visited rela
lives here this week
Sodniity ~ tho Blessed virgin Of
Our Lady ~ Lourdes church present
ed the sisters with two brass Jar
dinicrp.
Miss sylvia Riopelle. West JeTcr-
son ave, u III
Ann Nisger hIgh school students
will stage school exhibit Friday
night. with musical and recitational
program by various classes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09

will meet Wednesday afternoon I'm
the home of Mrs. Albert Roed'ser IN
Mrs Mercia Bradford. aged So. died
W~dus sday night Al IL O'Clock from
injuries received Tuesday night when
she fell down a flight OF cement steps
iu the home ~ Ter son W. /. Brad
ford on LiuCoiu-ave. she Ia survived
by on, daughters Mrs. Mary Whitfield,
OF Abingdon. III. and one son.
r. Bradford. Of this place, who IL
conn arted with the Union Trust Co.
Of Detroit The remains were ship
wood. Iowa, for burial
Mrs ". r Bradford was called on
Monday "a Mex Haven Conn hy ire
'@@tH ~ her mother. Mrs y W
NJ Rhuda starr. who lives three
wFcs southeast OF r rmiug ham. and
who was badly injured Tuesday morn
ing In an automobile accident al the
FiCht-mile-rd on Woodwar d-ave. -
recovering nicely in Harper hospital,
Detroit
Mrs Burt ross. 81 Detroit. spent
THURSDAY q the home or her parents
Dr and Mrs. lanes ka.ney- Iherce-st
TIL R.rm'r Ehan high school base
I bail team Will play the Northwest N
1 high school 81 Detroit IN 5irminG
, ham. ON Barnum field this afternoon
Turn Bris"n q Detroit. called GO
B friends mere ThGrsdry.
lanes Valentine has returned from
a visit with relatives tu Ferton.
The Foreign VI visionary soci~ty oi
I SoErhfetd met Thursday afternoon "
ths home % Miss Lucy purdy South
fieid
: suffrage meeting VIII DO held
| SATURDAY. afternoon IN the BITmin
I ham club house on south Woodward
ave.
Mrs LYMAN Pea body Ia III IN her
I nome on Fhasftr-st
Nrs Hay Eandsrford and fwc
daughters spent Thursday In the
home II Mrs. Frank Passing ham ~
. Royal oak
yl-~ ~t"lla Fisher. ~ Detroit. was
% @l-s' Tnursd s. On the home 81 her
parents. Mr and Mrs Julius Rundel
On East Naule-sve.
F-ea Brady is n in his home In
/ ~Uuf hIeid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
CUBURBAN
- NEWS
SCHOOL BOARD
DEADLOCKED

wyANDOTTE, Mich. June p
There are no possibilities OF har-
smony between The two factions OF
tho Board OF Education. which have
hoen dediocked since the last school
'election, before the July election. al
which successors TO w. w. Bishop
md w. E. Wilson are 10 be chosen.
Hut two candidates are said to be
IN the field thus far-W. r. Wilson
Tor reelection. and. according TO
friends, Howard Baxter. although
me latter has not announced his
candidacy.
When the election OF officers was
held last fall. the board became al
yf1ed over the selection OF president,
aod after more than 700 ballots, the
Jdfad lock still continued, so w. r.
Wilson, secretary OF the last board,
vess declared by Attorney General
Willows to be the only existing ON
Or, and for all the ensuing meet
ilgs, Wilson was the only Official.
No chance OF the trace being broken
fbsfore the election. exists. said one
member OF the board.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
KING 8 SETS
ANOTHER GEAR
TEST ON RECORD

within fortnight the eight-cylin-
der King ear has had three phepom-
email accomplishments added 20 it,
laurcIs as n result Of its wonderful
high gear ability The latest feature
Is its climb up Mount Wilson in Cal.
ifornia with the high gear lever re-
moved and the transmisslon gears
sealed 30 that the car could travel
on no other speed bat high
This latest difficult climb follow.
ed closely on the record establish
ing high gear test from Los Angeles
and return by tie way OF San Fran.
cisco. and the Providence TO PrOvi.
dence trip via Albany and New York
city.
Like the western mountainous
high gear tests between the two Cal.
ifornia metropolises. the latest din.
cult climb over Mount Wilson was
engineered by e. A. English, of the
English Motor Car Co. Los Angeles
distributor for the King
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs. jay Hunt gave q birthday
party Thursday afternoon IN her
home on pfsrce-st for her dauRH-
ter Katherine. IL being her FOURTH
birthday.
Julius Ruudel has sold nj lot on
Vtnewood- 10 Mrs Robert Fisher.
OF DetECit
The W Q T r. Viii rcrf "odr~s-
day afternoon m the horne ~ Mrs
lanes Valentine on ~rutCoc l3 ave.
The Cleaner society ~ -rathtrl3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
TRENTON

Or. Mcdonald. Highland Park. was
the speaker in the Presbyterian
Mems association banquet Thursday
evening.
Rev and Mrs f. X Smith will a.
tend the commence ment exercises IN
Milan Friday evening
High school baseball players Will
OPPOSE River Rouga In River Rouge
saturday afternoon.
The MonguaEon township school
board will meet Tuesday evening
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
FORD

shore Line railroad officials have
been given notice. that side y ak :
must be built across their property
or the sewers village streets which
ar" opened through the roads. or the
village authorities will construct
them and send the bill IN to tho
railroads.
At the meeting ~ the council
Thur sday eEeninE. John kessler. DN-
troit was ape, Dted architect 20 pre-
pare plans FOR the new fire hall and
nuuICiuaI building
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
Whole Livestock List Except Extra Quality
BuLlocks, Is Slipping; Mich CoWs Booming

break is very generally believed. and
the prospect OF substantial reac.
ton toward higher levels seems fav'
oFa!,ie at this writing
The boom is on the market for
this season. however. and the $40
quotation tor live hogs will hardly
appear again during 1916.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
cooper-smith.

4 wYANDOTTE. Mich, June g.
Mas Margaret A. Is. Smith, OF Ford.
vas married Thursday to George M.
Cooper, OF wyandotte, in the home
lof her sister. Mrs. w. j. Henry,
IDvett-st., Detroit Or. Mayson h.
l seveIi, OF the Wyandotte Presby'
terrain church, officiated. The couple
vss attended by Miss Barbara Craw'
ford and James Smith. The young
peorle win make their home in Ford.
Many Ford and Wyandotte people at
tended the wedding.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
WYANDOTTE

- Stauhau'z church choir vlll meet
FRIDAY evening ~ go o'clock n the
church for rcht4 r-al
city Clerk Charles Block has re-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09

The annual convention Of the
American Peony society will open in
New York city today and continue
until Sunday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-09
6ICKY DIPPY'S DIARY.

pNDAx: STOPPED AT \ NOVEL LkSI
NIGHT FROM THE ROOM NEXT TO MINI
+ 4 COULD HekH \ guy PRACTi SING or
~ TROMBONE. I COULD NOT SLEEP
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-28
PERSONALS.

c. G. HARRISON is suffering with an
infected leg, but the injury is not con-
sidered serious and he expects to be
out in a few days.
George P. Daily, who has been suf-
fering the past fortnight with an in
jury to his right foot, which became
infected. is able to be out again.
Ed Clark, who has been in the
employ of the Pine Bluff company the
past few months, has been promoted
and is now assistant to Minor G.
Woodward, in the "new business de-
partment. j. E. Brewster has sue
ceeded Mr.. Clark in the meter de-
partment of the company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-28
FATHERS CLUB IS
FOR AMENDMENT IL

A resolution was adopted strongly
endorsing proposed Amendment No
IL, at largely attended meeting last
night Of the Fathers club, at the First
ward school, after the measure hao
been discussed by several Of the speak
ers.
Amendment No. II is the measure
which, if adopted, will allow school
districts to vote a u mill tax, if it
so desires, and there was a strong
unanimity of action in support of
the measure. when the resolutions
were adopted without dissent.
The club will meet the evening of
Friday, November 10 at the Riverside
school, when it is hoped all the la
dies of the section will be in attend
ance. The club is laready discussing
proposition to extend the city water
mains to the Riverside school, and
definite action will likely be taken at
the meeting at the school house.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-28
CITIZENS Pledge
$1,000 FOR WORK
OF CHARITIES
Optimism Prevails That the
Fund Required for Relief
Will Be Obtained.

a total of something more than
$4,000 has been pledged so far to the
Associated charities for the work to
be done during the nesuing year, and
the several committees still have con-
siderable work to do, calling on peo-
pie who have not yet been seen.
The greatest optimism prevails
among the officers Of the organiza-
ton and the workers on the several
committees, and especially because of
the indication that it will likely be
possible for the charities to employ
the trained visiting nurse and house.
keeper, whose duty it will be to de-
vote all her time to calling at the
homes OF the poor families, to instruct
the housewives in sanitation. cookery.
care OF the sick, and particularly, care
OF the babies and young children.
The Contributors.
Citizens bank, $50.
Southern Grocer company. PEOPLES
bank. each $36.
{. A. Linaker S36.
w. w. Taylor, c. H. Triplett, Jr. N.
}. CAN'T, Jr., Hammett Grocery COM
pany, each $25.
Schober-Martin company, Riley
Feed Manufacturing company, Nor
gan Veneer company, ]. f. Mcintyre
& sons, Alexander Brothers, r. NJ.
Roane, Norton Wheeler Stave COM
pany, II. ]. Holderness. each S24.
Pine Bluff Lumber company BAH
lau Produce company, each $1S
r. II. NJ. Mills e sons, Silbernagle
E. company, William Rosenzweig, each
|$15.
E. J. voss, w. Orto, Kientz- Baker
company, H. H. Ferguson, Bedell's
pharmacy. R. c. Thompson, II. NJ.
Knox, Dan Taylor, NJ. E. Bloom, ]. H.
Mann, Froug company, Harrison Pro-
duce company, F. l.. Dilley, H. Marx,
each $12.
Arkansas Mill Supply company,
Pine Bluff Brick company, o. G.
Hauber, A. Fl. Sellars. John Gibson,
each $40.
c. V. Williamson, n. Gurdon, L. F..
Daily, A. W. Mills, J. w. stevens,
Minor Woodward, Postal Telegraph
company, each &c.. =
Thalheimer g. company, G. E. Lev
erenz, l. F. Magee, L. D. Lawson, 3.
Gottlieb, O. E. Mckenzie, Fred Goode,
P: Castleberry, c. L. Mayfield, VIM.
Breathwitt, C. G. Gillespie, J. c.
Chestnut, Triplett & wilkins, Ed
Levine & company, c. B.. Murphy,
each So. -
Troy Laundry, 81.
E. w. Hightower, G. E. Snuggs, D.
P. Burford, each So.
Dr..J. F.. Crump, $3.50
R l.. Atkinson. Sam soltz, A. R.
Cooper, c. H. Montague, w. A. Lewis,
j. H. Wilson, R. o. Loving, H. s.
Reynolds, each. 50
q. NJ. Chapman, Marcie Levine,
each 81
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-28
.'THE THING UNDER YOUR HAT"
This Was Theme OF Rev. H. +. BUTLER
at Y. N. c. A. Bean Supper.

Rev. H. F. Bnhler, pastor. Of the
Hawley Memorial Methodist church,
was the speaker last evening at the
weekly bean supper at the Y. NJ. c. A.
building, to the boys of the associa-
ton, of whom there was a big crowd
in attendance.
Mr.. BUTLER: spoke to the boys about
"The Thing You Have Under Your
Hat" calling their attention to the
fact the boy who desires to amount
to anything in this life must use his
head, and certainly he, must lead a
clean. moral life Christian life.
His talk was heard with close atten-
ton by the boys.
The supper was prepared and
served in the usual excellent manner
by committee from the Woman's
auxiliary of the association.
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MRS. E. E. HAMILTON
SAYS, THINK OF IT,
i've GAINED IS LBS"
Was in Wretched Health
Before Taking, Tanlac, and
Fell Off Until She was AL
most a Living Skeleton.

"1f you had seen me before | began
taking Tanlac you would not believe
it was the same person talking TO you
now" said Mrs. Emma f. Hamilton.
one of the best known residents of
Ensley, Ala, in telling ofahe remark
able results she had obtained from
the use of TanlaG the medicine that
is accomplishing such wonderful re-
suits in the South.
Just think of it," continued Mrs.
, Hamilton. 81 have gained eighteen
pounds since began taking the medi
! cine, and have only taken two bot
| ties.
Il suffered from nervous break
down, and for nineteen months have
been in wretched health, had no APP
petite and the little | ate did more
harm than good, and my sleep was
very poor. | was so weak and felt
so miserable that it would sometimes
take me from breakfast until supper
to get my Homework finished, for
would have to stop every few minutes
and rest. | was too played-out to
keep on the go. | took all kinds Of
treatment, but nothing did me any
good, and l just kept getting worse
all the time. It seemed like | was
losing strength every day, and I lost
weight until | was almost living
skeleton.
"My husband begged me to try Tan
lac. and just to please him | bought
bottle l have just finished up my
second bottle, and l tell you 7
wouldn't take five hundred dollars
for the good it has done me. 1t
strengthened me UP right from the
start, gave me a good appetite, and
everything ] eat agrees with me
perfectly, and l sleep fine. AS have
already said. l have gained eighteen
pounds, and I believe I am the hap
piest woman in town, and | believe I
have right to be. I feel simply fine
in a every way.
"My friends are asking me what I
have been doing to myself to look so
mudh better, and OF course. tell
believe it is the best medicine ever
sold over q drug store counter
Eyes, sir, you are perfectly vel
come to use my statement in; the
papers, and l am only too glad to be
able to let the people know what this
wonderful medicine will do for the
sick. I believe anyone in the shape l
was in will find entire relief with
Tanlae' ~
The public is warned against buy
ing Tanlac from any other than regH-
lar established agencies. Genuine
Tanlac is sold in Pine Bluff exclusive
W by. the Central Pharmacy and bears
the name OF G.. w. Willis and the
Cooper Medicine Co. There is a. Tan
lac dealer in every town.
Tanlac is sold by: =
Contra Pharmacy, Pine Bluff; J. A.
Van Elton, Furth, Ark; John NJ. Ora
Gle, New Gascony: Jonn VI. Oracle.
Rob Roy, Ark John NJ. Oracle. Han
naberry, Ark. G.. II. Ioslyn. Gould
Ark; Star City Drug Co.: Star City,
Ark; Herr & Helvie, Faith, Ark: q.
w. Morrow, Sheriff., Ark, R. F. D.;
D.. P. Ladd &, Co., Furth. Ark; E. G.
Pyatt, Sheriff.. Ark; A. w. Leake,
Altheimer, Ark, w. l.. Davis. Wabba-
seeka, Ark, r. F. ID. (AdVt.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-28

the part they were to play in obtain
ing clemency for the mother. Celia
was indicted on charge of differing
household goods and wearing apparel
from Simon Guggenheim and A. d.
Levy on October, 1914. She pleaded
guilty to the charge. Because of the
twins, Judge Sorrells let her off with
an admonition that if she strayed
from the straight and narrow path"
he would impose the punishment her
act entailed.
The court granted motion to re-
instate the case of w. A. Parks VS..
II. II. Jones, dropped from the. docket
several days ago for lack Of prose-
cutlOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-28
ANOTHER CARNIVAL COMING.

Soils & Rubin's United shows will
be in Pine Bluff for weeks engage
ment, beginning Monday, November
u, under the auspices of the Wood
men of the World; according to an
nouncement made last night.
The carnival company is said to be
one of the largest and best known on
the road, and the: Woodmen plan to
profit sufficiently from the engage
ment, to complete the organization
and Quitting Of the Woodmen band.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-28
LITTLE PICkANNIES
PLEAD FOR MOTHER
Judge Sorrells Extends Clemency to
Negress Who Comes Into Court
With Twins.

Twins-picannies of eight months
saved their mother from term in the
ententiary yesterday. Or rather their
situation without their mother excit-
ed the sympathy of Judge w. 3. Sor-
rells and he suspended sentence, when
the mother, Celia Jeffrey, entered a
plea of guilty to grand larceny.
The twins came into court repos-
ing upon the ample bosom Of their
dusky dame, and without thought of
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-10-28

For the purpose of organizing a
permanent AUTOMOBILE CLUB g
meeting will be held at the court
house on Monday night, October goth.
at o'clock. All automobile owners
in Jefferson county are urgently re-
quested to be present.
AUTOMOBILE COMMITTEE from
LIONS CLUB,
BY B. G. FOwLEs, Chairman
10-27-3t.