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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-20

ceska Stranka nmogO zahvaiti da Sc je V krat.
KEN casu skrcila ma limo frakcijo Ia veeiz-
dalSiv" caSu voine jc treba mnogo mnogo veG
r'Noluclolal'ncga duha, nego ga je incl Kramaf
AvStrija potrcbuje tcroristiGnih srcdstev. $
ka,eflml bl rada prcprecila to, cesar sc boil ker
lo Skeli vest; zavcda Sc, da jc zatrala svoje ma
rode do krv pa We, da Sc to pre- iaslej lahko ma
scuIe In Sedai obSoja liudi ma smrt kar zato, da
hi @rozovado zastraSila ljudstyo in preprecila
vsako gibamjc
20 omcnJeni obSodb prhaia maznanilo. da
Sc p"novi process proi poslancu kofacu, GeS da
ma vlada Scdaj proi MENU dokazc IA vcleiz-
daJStvo IN zaroo, katerc da so Sc udelezili tudi
poSancl Chloe, Buriva Voina in Nctolickv
NadvSc razburljvo jc pa porocio, da so ma
DunaJu arc'irali pi>atelia Macharia i'm tuii ME
"a lzr"Gili Noincmu SodiSGu. Cesa ga dole nj DO
vcdam". Machar jc eden naivecih ccSkih ltcra-
lov IN vlad lc bill vcdno zarad svoie svobodo-
mlSclnoSti trn pet u oStalimi omen ienimi pro
ccsi pac ne more biti nobcni zvczi kaiti MIA
d"ceSkinl III narodno socialnimi politicarii n; nj
koll incl drugih Stikov kot take, kakrSne ina
haSpr"inlk. IlaSti proti Kramafu jc vodil nciz-
proSen boi
\Sc tc bcSnc pcrSckucijc kazcjo. da zapuSca
aNStrIlSkc mogotrc pamet Niihovo besnenie nj
lc dIvlaSko, ampak tudi neumno I'm Zato So bo
maSccvalo nad mimi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-20

mora vada scititi. Sama ma sebi IT, ia beseda res.
nicna Toda vpraSati je treba, ce so tisi interest,"
katerih Sc tolikO gOvori, res amerisk
TEN Sc odlocnO razha ia io nasa mnenia IN
teresl, kI lh lsce kakSna amerSka kompania
Mehiki, Sc davno MISC interest ameriskega prcbi-
valstva To torej tudi ne morejo biti interest cara
di katerih bi morale Zcdinje drzave voiskova-
H. Vsaka nepotrebna vojna ie nasprotna interc-
som lJudstva. torcJ nasprOtna amcriskm intcrc-
som.
&c jc tako, hi SC pa moraIa vlada zognti vsc.
mi, kar bi mogO povzrociti tako vojno In le ne
koliko razmSljania hi bia treba pa hi bill morali
Washlngtonu spoznati ncvarnost Svoje kazenske
ekspediciJc in njcnega ostajanja ma mchiSkih tlch
Carranza je ze nekolikokrat zahtcval da mai
Sc ameriskO vojaStvo vrne domov Pri mas 81 pa ne
prenehoma odgovarja Z omenjenmi ameriskimi ill.,
tcres TOrej zahtcva cd Carranze da mai Sc o.
zira ma te intercse
Ia vladna logika ie cudna Kdaj Sc jc ameri-
ska vlada ozirala ma mehiske interese. kai hi Sc
Ameriki dcjao predsedniku, XII bi prcdpostav-
Dal mehiSkc nteresc amcrskim,
Carranza mora skrbct "a interesc svoje ,lcze-
lie. Pololaj mora presojat mehiskcga staliSGa.
Cd NIGGA So lahko zahcva da razume amcriskc
potrebc, nc pa da Irtvujc tujm zahtcvam korist
svoje domovnc.
&c Sc pa zahteva razumcvanje cd Carranzc ic
treba, da razumeJo tudi Icdnjene drlavc polozaj
Mehiki.
Bio hi mogote. da ne hi nikomur skodovalo
cc bi ostalc nasc cetc Sc pol lca Mehiki Ali me
hiSko ljudstvo vcrjanc tcga Navzocnost nasc.
ga vojaStya "a razburja. Boil Sc. da pomcni ia O.
kupacija zacctck ancksije. kdo more zahtevati da
bi imei vsi Mchkanci rib bjo kri in mirno gle
dali. kako sc vdomaGujc tuja Vojska njhovi de
zel'
Bile so n dcmonstracije prot Amcricanom V
Mchiki. Tcmu 81 nj mogoce cuditi. A kaj mai sori
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-20

Seveda mora tudi TAXA straza imet puske do
klcr maJo gospodje bandit navajo, da strcljajo.
Sevcda stane TAXA strata tudi nekaj denarja Ali
ce hi bila Amerika pravem casu zasedla mejo ne
bi bilo treba nobene 'kazenske ckspedicije" XII
stane wee zivljenja in wee denarja in ustvarja ta-
ko situacijo, kakrSni smo sedai.
Amerlka nj storila tega. kar Sc je poskrbelo
Oh meJl Je bilo popolnoma nezadoStno in zdelo
Sc Je, kakor da jc voJaStvo smatralo Svojo naogo
"a nekaksne zabavne orozne vale lie tako So da
razagatl, da je bill napad Columbus mogoc da
Jc ime! tako tragicen rezultat in da so Sc potcm
podobni napadi Sc drugod ponavljali
Amerlka uidi nj preskala kdo tici ia vsemi
tenn ekspedicjami. Predsednik Wilson je sam en-
krat jarno upozoril na to, da Zedn cnih orza-
vai kapitaliSticni interest, XII strupe javno mncnje
zlaganmi porocili mehSkem polozaju Ce ic
prezldent to vedel. je cudno. da Sc nj mao pobri-
gal Ia razkrlnkanje teh nteresov Kaj SINE vsak
spekulant, XII hi rad penil Mchiki brcz ovire
gnati dczeO katastrofo?
Use to. kar hi Sc bilo morale zgodti. Sc ic IN.
nemarllo. Namesto tega Sc je razburienos XII 10 jc
povzrotil bapditsk napad. porabila IA famozno
kazenSko ckspedicjo
Sc danes ne javnost natancno kakSen jc bill
takrat sporazum med ameriSko in mehiSko vlado
Da III bilo vsc natamGno tako kakor je pisalo caso
psJe Jc goovo. kaJtl Sicer ne hi bilo mogocc Car
ranzi sedaj da ocita Zedinjenim drzavam, da so
preomile bescdo. ne da hi moglo njegovo ocita
ME vso odlocnostjo zavrniti
Od tistega casa bile razne konference med
amcriSkimi in mehiSkimi zastopniki. veckrat Sc jc
zdclo, da je VISA zadeva re defnivno in priiatelj.
sko urcjcna. lie amcrSke cete Sc MISC gentle da hi
zapustile mehiSka tia in nobene besede nj bilo da
hi Sc izvcdelo. kdai to zgodi.
NSak clovek brez prcdsodkov pa je moral raz-
ulnetl. da uci has V tenn najvecja nevarnost. IL
Washingtona >llSimo in V rumenem casopisju eta
mo vsak cas- hcScd0 ameriSkih interesih, ki iih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-20

Problem postaja kriticcn. ker grozi sploSno
dcgcneracijo, propadanjcm plcmcna
IL tc krzc iscejo reSitcv a praksa nam kaze,
da jc sad vseh poizknsov malenkostcn, da ga sko-
raj nj vredno omen jat
DObri liudjc pa ne spoznajo, kjc jc glavni
vzrok krzc in kjc hi bila potrebna izprcmemba.
ChicaSki zdravniki sli agitirat zlnanjc
Okrajc. poor districts, pravijo angleski listi.
Kako znacina je ia bcseda in koliko bi morala
sama scbi povcdati.
sromaSnih okrajih ie otroSko vprasanje
najbolj kriticno. Iakaj!
no. ker to siromaSni Okraji. Ker imajo
starSi ajhen zasluzek, ker vcasi Dodge tcdne
in mesece brez zasluzka. vse. kar potrebuje Otrok
IA zdravjc in razvoj, pa stane denarja Solncc
dobcr zrak. splosna Snaga to pravi dobro
stanovanjc.
Lepo je. ce priporoca Big Bill hisnm poses-
nixon zdravo urejene hse. Ampak "a delavca po.
meni boje urejeno stanovanje vSjo najemnino.
kaj zna zupan svetovati TEN oziru Kje mai do
hi delavec denarja. da bo mogel placevati vec sta
marine? Vse pray je, te prpovedujejo zdravniki
proletarcu, cesa je treba "a zdravie. Povedati mu
vendar he morejo, kako maj nabavi in poplaca vse
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-20

da zahtcva najvccjo paznost posu>aca, &c maj GO
vOr kaj zalclc. Odkod maj pride taxa pozornost
pri uicnem govoru, Tu ropocc ccstna zclcznica,
tn drdrajo voZovi, ulicn sum in ropot pogol-
the wee kakor polovco govora. zlasii ce nj govor-
nix poscbnO trcniran Ia nacin agitacje. Ljudie
prihaiajo in odhajajo; skoraj nihcc ne siSi vsega
gOvora.
Namen jc dober, ali uspch ne more bti We
lk. Kajt uspch nj odvisen cd dobre wolfe. tcmvcc
cd pogojev. tukaj pa pogoji povsem neza-
dostni.
DObri ljudic sam cutiio. da so stiski pa ne
najdejo izhoda IL ME. Polagoma spoznavajo vaz-
most otroskega problema Sal nj lie Ameriki ta-
ko; tudi Evropi prirejajo oroSki tedn; raz-
glasajo Sc gesa 'Fuer das kind, ''Le steele ct
les enfants snujejo Sc drlistva IA varstvo otrok.
Zc nekaj casa godi vse to. Rezutat je doslcj
naravnost klavrn.
Otroci so bodocnOst vsakega naroda. In D.
gromen del te bodocnosti pomrje. he da bi incl
sploh kaj sedanjosti. Drug, tudi ogromen del, Sc
razvije brez solnca, brez zraka brez zadostne hra
in brez veselja slaboten rod. Zlasti velikih
mestih V centrih modernega zvljenja Sc razmere
trajno slabsajo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-20
VarStVO Inalih OtrOk.

Chicago imamo zopet otroSki tcdrn Stori
mai Sc kaj "a zasJito ma jhnh otrok to ic namen
tega tedna.
Akcija jc pricela v soboto vecer V gledali
scu COrt javnim shodOm. Tam jc govor zdrav
stveni kOmisar DIR. Robertson, k je dcjal. da jc
danaSnjih casih bite boj varno. ce rodi kot
preSicek. kakor ce pride kot covesko dete ma Sve
Dr. Edith Lowry j. pozivala navzotc. maj zrtvujc
vsakdo vsai emo blagnjo mah otrok, Iu-
pan Thompson je spominjal, da je bio V njegovi
madosti mnOgo prosega prostora. solnca in IRA
ka mestu medtem kO mora dandanes umet-
mimi napravami skrbeti IA to. Apelira je ma hisnc
posestnike maj skrbe, da bodO hse bolje urej ne
"a zdravje.
nedeljo Sc ie odpeljao 200 zdravnkov in
100 bolniskih strezajk v avtomobilih zunanje
mestne okraje Ma cestnih vogalih govoril
varstvu malih otrok in deiti brosure TEN pred
metu.
Vse to je gotovo hvae vredno. Pa vendar:
Kako uboino je! Kako malo uspeha more prime
st!
Zdravniki govOre ma cestnih vo2alih
stvu malih otrok kakor poiticni govorniki svo-
jh strankah. Precinct, katerem govore. je tax.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-20

Vest zamorsk revoucij ic naibrIe bosa
Ali lie cato, da napolni prostor, jc mcnda tud me
hiSki list nj objavil.
Ravno scdal 81 j. razmcrjc med Zcdinjcunli
drzavaml III MchikO do skra jnosti napco Vsak
hlp Jc voJna lahkO gotova Stvar. &c sc Mehiki
ustvari mncnjc, da ina jo Zcdnjcnc drzave donna
rcvolucijo, Sc vliva vrocckrvnelcm Y Mchiki po-
gum Ia napad. kakOr t. strani mejc neprcne-
homa unetno ustvarja razpoolenjc IA vojno.
NIdimo torci, kako So la vojna naravnost z-
sllluJc. dasl nj pray nobcnc potrcbc zanjo ne
ma nasi, drugi strani. Nidimo tudi da 81,
rabljo Ia hujskanjc ma obch stranch cnaka sred-
stva. kar zbuja opravicen sum. da prihaiaio IL e.
mega vira, iii Steer IL ti>tega oh katcrcm scde mai
vccji imtcrcsemti tc vOjnc.
kdo so ii intcrcScnti, Prcdscdmik Wilson iiil
j. enkrat cd dalcc oInacil. I'm zategadclj So nam
Ldi najbolj cudno To. ,la nj vada dal jc ba villa =
tenn vpraSanicm. AmcriSki narod hi moral vcdc-
Ii. komu ina ;.dhN aii IA najvcGio ncvarnost
Drlavn pravdnk, ki zastopa obtoIbo proti
Sir Roger Cascmcntu pred vojnim sodiScem
Dublinu. pravi, da so bill trijc ncmSki oficirji T.
dvajsetim moruarii vjcti Corku. ko so SO hotcli
izkrcati topncarkc. k j. sprcm jaa podmorski
coin, ma katcrem ie priScl Sir Roger Easement ma
lrsko. Drzavn pravnik pravi, da jc bi!o vsch tri-
indvaj jsct internranh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-20

t.ist 70 koristi delav-
skeua liuAstva. Dslav-
oi 90 opraviSsni do
vsesa kar produciraio.
This paper 10 devoted
to the interests Of the
working ola ss- Work.
ere are entitled 60 all
what tn ~ produce.
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GERMAN GENERAL
 ATTACKED KAISER
From France Comes Story That Ell. peror's "Boil" Was Really Wound
 From Pistol Bullet.

London Feb. 26.-rA highly sensa- tional story has reached London from France. crcumstantia. account of an attempt by Germ m general to assassinate the kaiser. This account is printed in the "Alsacien Lorrain de Paris" which does not vcGch for the truth of the story.
 The following is a translation of part of the article.
 "A compatriet who had been ex- pelled from Alsace took refuge in t..e South of France. He has just receive a letter from relative in Alsace who declares that no precise fact has ever transpired as to the exact nature of the malady from which William II. is said to he suffering.
 However, this may be, it is quite sure, that reports to the contrary not withstand the kaiser has not heeh seen al any front, but has remained indoors for some weeks past. Neither cancer nor any other maiady is accountable for this compulsory retirsTen- on the part of. the Prussian monarch.
 S"As a simple matter of fact. he kaiserswas the victim of an attempt made upon his August person just he- fore Christmas by German general who, as the result of a violent dispute with his sovereign, fired his revolver at tn el peror and then turned the weapon against himself. with dea div effect. This story is at any rats gen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-27
COMING SEASON LATEST FASHIO]

generous dimensions. The straight collar is draped about the throat.
 An extremely elaborate evening gown, the inspiration from which plainly comes from the period ot the second empire is made ot rich brocade combined with silver lace. The bro- cade forms the low bodice and pan nier skirt which is short at the sides and front but long at the back. he lower part of the skirt consists ot two overlapping hounces of the silver lace which are arranged on a foundation ot white taffeta and this skirt is boned to give distended effect. The broeade is very full and arranged in big gathers at the waist line and it has none ot the fullness of the earlier period. 1t takes beautiful lines and folds, the bodice is simplicity itself, low With shoulder straps over the guimpe ot lace and the guirnpe forms a very beautifully draped sleeves that tall to the elbows.
 We will not wear hoop skirts. We never would accept hoop skirts but we have boned petticoats and we have various devices for giving the dis tended effect. These devices mean greater grace and are a marked ll1l- provement but the suggestion comes from an earlier period nevertheless.
 An afternoon gown of blue silk and blue mouselline emphasizes the exceed- ingly ample skirts and also the siir- plicity of cut which makes such an important feature. The very wide. straight skirt is of the silk finished with five narrow bands edged with picot. The bodice is of the mouseline with silk covering the lower portion and the sleeves, which are puffed and full, show draperies at the elbows which are graceful and attractive while the cuffs fit snugly at the wrists. The silk is applied over the mouseliine for several inches above the belt to give pretty effect. The mouselline itself is machine stitched with course blue thread to make most attractive finish. There is high aaring collar of pale pink that emphasizes the con- trast in color that makes such notable feature of spring fashions.
 We will wear colored blouses and neck garnitures of contrasting color. Colored organdie for separate colors and vests makes feature of the open ing displays, and pale pink, light blue and lavender are the favorite colors. Blouses of rose color and of blue to be worn with the odd skirt or with the tailored suit are conspicuous. Alto- gether color is emphasized in many and in notable ways.
 Striped materials are conspicuous. They are found in silk and in wool and in cotton. Many of them seem too gay for anything but sports use and certain materials are being ex- tensively employed for the making of winter costumes for skating, for hockey and for purposes of the sort, but the stripes also appear in silks and in some of the new designs. A costume from ,i georgette, for example, is made with a skirt which consists of two Aounces showing striped silk cut on the crosses and these flowers are edged with nar-
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SMOkELESS POWDER ROOMS.

Washington, Feb. 26.-Smokeless lowder is being manufactured ln larger quantities in the United States than at any other period in the na- tons history. Census Director Rcgsrs announced today. The out break cf the European war gave q great impetus to production. Latest statistics Complied reveal that pro- ductlon year ago passed the 25,000,- GOO pound mark, the figures repre- sen ing the output of beth private and government owned establishments. At present, with scores of new eXplos- lv? plants running full blast, experts say that production can be conserva- lively estimated at o0,000,000 pounds year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-27
LATEST FASHION NOTES
 from the FASHION CENTRES By MAY MANTON

now plating of plain color. The Ia ,? little coat that accompanies the eos tune is of navy blue tafota with h, collar and cuffs of the striped wlit !, bv the way, is blue andwhite. Awninr stripes are shown in material of many weights. Apparently we are to have a season of stripes and of stripes tha: are conspicuous to very great extent1 If these examples are somewhat ex, treme they are indicative. We nay not see replicas but we will see ,1 : ences of the sort at work.
 Capes may be looked for in 2 7.. possible variation. We see a < many coats in cape effect, with ,.
 rate capes and with cape collars i we see cape collars and little f4h2r capes adjusted over blouses. 31-f has chosen garnitures of this sort
 simple plain costumes to relieve ti-a,: severity. and often to give touch :. daintiness and perhaps of color. ' ready many of them have appeared o' this side of the sea and they are a4 generally becoming, so attractive a
 so thoroughly satisfactory that the2 are quite sure to meet with read? approval and response. A charmiN5 one is made of flesh colored mouseflina with narrow frills of tulle and trim ming of black velvet btrttens. It rip- ples prettily over the shoulders and is finished with one of the high "chin chin" collars that apparently will extend their favor into the spring
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-27

NIOTW1THSTANDING K the fact
 N that February is the month set
 for the most important French openings, new models are arriving by every steamer and all sorts of predic- tions as to what will be fashionable for the spring are to be heard where dress is subject of discussion. Apparently there is nothing radically new. De- signers have rather reverted to earlier periods, making new out of old by additions and by applications of later developments. 1850 and 1875 lntiu- ences are traceable, also we find some of the influences of the earlier French periods Louis XIV and XVI. One might almost say that each designer has period of her own, in any case the designers are free to adapt and to adjust and to make something new out of what has been with such taste and discretion as they have at com- mand. The very very wide skirts and the great abundance of material used in these advance models come. with something of surprise. Europe is economizing. Women of social stand- ing are not rushing into extravagances in dress. Whether or not these cos tun1es which require yards upon yards of costly material will gain hold there is problem; that we will accept them is likely to be true. They are pretty and they arc attractive and questions of economy are not consid- cred as closely on this side of the sea.
 There are really wonderful materials and wonderful combinations, and there is such clever adaptations. that practically the designs are new, let them be inspired by what period of the worlds history they may. In the earlier time they had no such variety of fabrics as we have today. Methods of stiffening were crude compared to our own. We have improved, we have modified and we are being shown some thing that is really our own and that is attractive in the extreme.
 A quaint and interesting gown that comes from the house of Jenny illus trates several of these points besides being attractive in itself. It is made of one of the new faille silks which is DeduCllully SOiC COIIlDl1leu WlCH CulIIOn and is delicious blue in color The skirt is very wide and full, straight and gathered of the chiffon trimmed with graduated bands of the silk. but it is arranged over fur petticoat of orchid pink taffeta and this taffeta is stiff enough to give quite the effect of crino- line without any of its rigidity. The bodice is buttoned down the front and is entirely of blue taffeta. It is drawn into a girdle and below the girdle and across the front there is plaited ruche of orchid pink ribbon with a picot edge. The back is left plain. The long sleeves suggest the leg of mutton idea but are not exactly in this style. Below the elbows they are of chiffon banded with faille, above they are of the tafeta. The bodice is plain. It suggests the 183o period but it does not fit with the snugness that belonged to that time. It is loose enough to be becoming and it leaves a waist of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-27
Use "'Fiz' for Aching, Burning. Puiiei- Up Feet and Iorns or

Goodbye, sore feet, burning feet, swollen feet, tender feet, tired feet
 Goodbye, corns, callouses, bunions and raw spots. No more shoe tight ness, no more limping with pain or drawing up your face in agony. 'Tiz" is magical, acts right oft, "'riz" draws out all the poisonous eNudaticns which puff up the feet. Use liz and wear smaller shoes. Use liz and forget your foot misery. An, how comfort able your feet feel,
 Get 2a-Uent box of "'riz' now at any druggist or department store, Don't suffer. Have good fest, glad feet, feet that never swell never hurt never get tired. A years foot com fort guaranteed or money refunded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-27

day school at 9:45 a. m., ]. A. Simp- son, superintendent. The Sunday school that makes the world better and life happier for you. Great classes with class spirit for youns men and young ladies. Enthusiasm that lends life a new charm and makes you more efficient the whole week Two of the mos, accomplished teachers iu the city who know how to make things interesting, one for fathers the other for mothers. Epwcrth league at GAS p. m. Y. l.. Culpepper, preside Miss Ida Rob er,son leader. Only 75 will be ad mitted to league service. Cottag prayer service at p. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-27
Lakeside Methodist Church.

Corner Fifteenth avanue and Olive street.
 Sunday school at 9:30 a. n. Judge w. R. SarrellS has consented to be the teacher of the Mems Bible class. A great teacher. Give him a great class. We want 100 men in this class.
 Morning service at 10;o0 d. m., sermon by the pastor. Epworth league at 6:30 P. m. Evening service at 7:30 D, m., ser mon by the pastor.
 You are invited here, You will find a warm welcome here.
 MARION NELSON WALDRIP,
 Pastor.
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Mrs. F. G. Vaugine of Sulphur Springs. Miss Harrington of Pine Bluff and the

Mrs. F. G. Vaugine of Sulphur Springs, Miss Harrington of Pine Bluff and the Misses Mary Mitchell, Alice Bridges, Virginia Jenkins and Elizabeth DaI- ton and Francis Henton. J. H. Cobhs. T. Bridges, Lloyd Bridges, Jack Dia- mond Arthur Diamond, Dick Mitchell, Louis Mitchell and Marse Mitchell. The music was enjoyed by every one pres ent, and the table fairly groaned under the weight of tempting eatables. All expressed themselves as being de lighted with the hospitality extended.
 Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Harrington re- turned to their home, near Altheimer, after spending few days with rela- tives at Sherrill.
 Toie Lloyd and Alice Bridges are visiting at the home of their grand parents, MT. and Mrs. P. r. Mitchell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-27
Sl0O Rewar.. SlOO

Tie readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being 9 constitutional lnent. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in- formally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. there- by destroying the foundatio of the dis ease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative pow CTS that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo Q.
 Sold by all Druggists. T5c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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HaMley Memorial Methodist.

Elsventh and Cypress streets, me chuIcn where you are a stranger oply ence. The pastor, Rev. H. r. Buhler, will preach at both services Su6ject vat a. m: Why Dwaffs
 Instead Of Men?' and at 1880 P. I.i .The Way That Affords z Life tha Suhlimest Charm" The chorus cho;r will render special music at
 both hours. Mrs, W. A. Hamilton director Best music and ccnsresa- tiopal singing you ever beard. Sun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-27
First Methodist Church, South.
(The DOWNTOWN Church)

(The D0WntoWn CHuTCn]
 E. R. Steel, pastor.
 Bible school with graded classes in all departments, 9:30 a. m. Visitors are specially invited to join us In bible studyS at this hour. Jr. R, Sanders, superintendent.
 Morning service with sermon by .he pastor 10:50 o'clock.
 Junior league ? p. m.
 Senior league 645 p. m.. led by Miss Rozell Lemons.
 Evening service with sermon by the pastor 7:30 D. m. "wednesday 7:S0 p. m. mhwee6 prayer service with lesson study led by the pastor. All Sunday school teachers are expected to be present.