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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS

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ELtE RIDGE SPRINGS. Va hu-
gust l2-Arrivals here have hcen M
merous lately, ana the Blue Ridge ~,
prcs"nt is gay place
On fridaT evening nr Hihbitt. Of
r"FhN'Ii". Va. gave a bridge party
ne pf'Hc- winners were Miss Gabriel
Ia Rage, Miss Evelyn Shancr. Miss sue
~, ana Miss Laura Crcasc Runch
Ih" @"nlcmaus prizc for hirhns,
core Was won by Eodcrick shaw. Jr
nos" playing were Miss PAGE. Afrs
ina" Mrs i:nncl, Mrs ". \ &tovau
Mr&. '"rn"lia branch stone. AIiss
Hi'ht' M'ss Lewis Mrs W. r. Jen-
nimSS Mass Dodson. Miss lunch ana
ass hhn"' of Roanoke. Mr. shaw.
az Garth, R"dcriclt shaw. Gordon
@J"4hSon 'nrtain rhnlip + Brown and
'"'''., MS Johnson. 81 Texas.
IN Wednesday evening the "tacl,v''
,,"''E proved success. Gingerbrea
80 served in baking pans aud mink
.'h"nhH" from q stone churu. Prize.
" ",s' costumes wrrc awarded 10
MISS ha'hcrir" ELLISON. Miss Laura
1850 ltunch and Marcus Ellison
M'S' Louise rcnick Was puost OF
n"h"r al 4 ohanug-dish party given Lv
Mrs " Iilliarh nu MONDAY cvcu.
ing 'N''-
Mrs j. Il atwood, M'sscs J.couel,n,
ana iiuol"c Atwood, win ,Lcn ruc.,s
! MIS- H. H. Wright OF Lymchburg, and
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GLADSTONE

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GLADSTONE. VA, August i2.-Nlr..
l.. +. Rapp, of Lynchburs. is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Charles Wallace.
Mrs. Mary C. Brown, OF Roanoke, is
spending some time at the home OF
Mrs w. b. Megginson.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. l.. Wright have re-
turned from visit to Peru. Ind
r. l.. Bolton is visiting in Washing
ton. d. c.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Thomas. of Alexan-
dria. Va. are visiting relatives here
Mrs II. l.. Duval and children are
spending some time at Dillwyn. Va.
Misses Emily and Beatrice Nutty-
comb have returned from visit to
Charlottesville.
j. l.. Upton entertained number
of friends ut Hotel Gladstone last even
Ing Among those present were
Misses Mary Capell. Alice Wallace.
Kate Williams. Matte Megginson.
Clara and Bertha Taylor. l.. T.. Davis.
Richard Moon. r. Milloway, Douglas
Merginson and H. T. Vasseur Mrs.
j. l." Lcrry presided "A, the punch :
bowl.
:. Z. Nystrum is visiting in Bos-
ton, Mass.
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GOSHEN

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GOSHEN. VA. August 12.-Nevel
has the -Nlleghanv Inn looked more at
tTactiyc than now. II is filling up
rapidly with guests, and many famil-
Jar faces greet one on every side.
Social events are numerous. Mrs.
Andradc of New York gave card
party in honor OF Mrs. w. GraniSon
Moscly of Richmond. who has been
guest here several summers.
ON Wednesday, evening Mrs. Will
liam :. Gum. OF Richmond entertain
ed in honor of Mrs. Ansley, OF Wash
inrton. u. G., who is here with her
husband, Colonel r. .Nnsley. and Mrs
Harry Lowcman. formerly Miss Min
nctree. of Petersburg. Va.
Miss Rose Moscly, OF Richmond, has
been here. and is very popular. She
has gone 10 Charlottesville to attend
the races. but viii return soon.
Horseback riding is 4 favoritc pas
time AMI large parties are seen 60
ing ont each evening.
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NATURAL BRIDGE GUESTS
ENJOY AUTOMOBILE TRIPS
Spins Taken TO Lexington, Glasgow
Buchanan and Other
Places.
MANY VISITORS AT RESORT
Attractive Playground for Children,
With Rustic Bridges, Has Been
Arranged Near Hotel-RicI,mond
People Among Recent Arrivals.

NATURAL BRIDGE. VA. August I2
The summer season has reached its
high water mark. and the bridge is
Every nook and corner is filled, and
there are many demands for rooms
that must remain unsatisfled
a number of the summer colony have
their own motor cars here. and go
out for daily spins TO Lexington. to
Glasgow and to Buchanan.
The first part OF the evening is chill
dren's hour I'm the ballroom. and they
have happy time before mammas and
nurses carry them off TO bed. An at
tractivc playground for children has
been arranged near the hotel. where
dropping willows overhang little
stream. Rustic bridges span this. and
seats cluster around the bases of the
trees.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Page, of Fair.
fax. Va: Mrs. Roosevelt Page of Han
over County. Va. and Miss Mary r..
Pendleton. OF Lexington. Va. motored
out from Lexington for a day at the
bridge last week.
William a. Pratt. of Stanton. Va.
recently visited the bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs w b. Montgomery Of
Lynchburg. have returned to join tho
summer colony this year.
MIR. and Mrs. C. Lloyd Bell. of suf-
folk. Va recently spent week at
the bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. l. p Whitehead. OF
LynchburG. and Mr.. and Mrs. s. L.
Ferguson. OF Appomattox. Va. were
here for a day or two last week
Mrs. c. S L'Engle and little son:
Mrs. J. c. Reynolds, Master Marion
Reynolds and Mrs. l.. 4. Champlain. OF
Jacksonville. Fla. have returned this
year and find n warm welcome.
Hunter II. Mcclure. OF Richmond
motorcd from Baltimore TO the bridge
with Arthur Gordon. Of Savannah. Ga.
G. NJ. Guggenheimer. Jr., of Lynch
burg. spent the weekend at the Gug-
gcnheimer cottage.
Miss E:rmne l.. Van Dyne al.
Rochester, y. y. has Joined the Misses
Hoppe here.
Misses Patton and Catlett and j. T
McCrum, OF Lexington. motored To the
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ley. OF Lawrcnceville. Va; Fred Davis.
Savannah. Ga: Phelps. Louisville. XIV:
J. +. Primer. Suffolk, Va: NIothershead.
Indianapolis. Ind: Stocktor Cooke.
Alabama: Rose. Roanoke. Va: Robert
Parker. New Orleans: woolf. Hinton,
w. Va: DanziEcr. Cincinnnti:. Misses
Bell, Staunton: Phelps and Cornelit
rruNton. The first prize WAS won by
Mrs. Tucker. the second by Miss Phelps
and the third by Mrs. Rose. Mrs. c.
> Roller won the consolation prize
Mr. and Mrs. Norris, OF New York
entertained at Il tea I'm the afternoou
Their guests were Misses Katherine
Goodwin. Truxton. Leigh, PIayter and
DR.. Robert Reid
y card party. given by Mrs. f.. A.
Grant. OF Chicago. on Friday evening
was enjoyed by tho following. Air ana
Mrs Il. j. Roller, Staunton' Va Mr.
and Mrs. Stockton Cooke, Alabama;
MesdameS Stellman, Baltimore: G s.
Roller, Staunton: Gilpin Wilson. Stauu-
ton: Joe Willis, Misses Rose Cooke
Nannio Kensett. Norfolk. Va: Vera,
and ImoEene Rubcl, Cincinnnii. AIR
and Mrs. Il. Hafncr. New orleans. Mrs
Norman Slack. Norfolk The prizcs
were won by Miss Vera Kubel. Mrs
Norman Slack. Mrs. Bradley Stell,nau
and Stockton Cooke
y picnic to Beaver Dam, where lunch
was served. was given on Friday.
chaperoheu by Mrs. Sam Pannill. Of
Norfolk. The party was COMPOSED of
Misses kittic Nelson. Elizabeth TYLER.
Margaret Lee. Louise Lamb and Doro-
thy Mann, OF Blueficld. w. Va: Her
bert Lee Sam Pannill. Stockton Cooke
and Donald Rubel
me party given on the lawn on Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. C. s Roller in
honor OF the sixth birthday of hcr son.
Charles, III. was greatly cnioyed by
forty young persons.
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HARRlSONBURG

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lfARRISONBURG. VA, August /:
Mrs. Alice StipeB. OF Flint, Mich, (,
mer resident OF Harrisonburg. was h
this week with her brother, J. r. Co,
OF Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dean, OF NJ,
Gle. Ind. are guests OF Mr.. Deans n
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Keczell have
turned from visit TO relatives
Orange County.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. b. Crawford ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rountrec. tho IA
named OF Richmond. have rc,ur,
from motor trip through New Er
land.
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Drunk, Of Ell.
o., are guests OF relatives In Rocki,
ham.
w. !. Showalter. OF Washington W
Mrs. Showalter. arc visiting rcla,I,
at Dale Enterprise
Mrs. Z. J. Osburn and daughter. 81
Nellie Roszcl. OF Enporia, arc que
OF the formers son, Rev. II S. Osbu
at the Episcopal rcctory
Professor =. q. Rurkholder a
bride. OF Waco. Tex. are quest. OF
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs &.
Burkholder. "A; Dale Enterprise
Mrs. d. q. Dechcrt is visiting
brother. James ~. Cornell. in Roano
Mrs. Eucenia Berry Hawse and H.,
daughter. OF Pittsburgh. are guests
Mr. and Nrs. John J. Hawsc.
Miss Virginia Lawrence. Of por
mouth. Is visiting Mrs f. s rlcasan
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS
lSncclal 10 The r,n,es.ri.n..ot,

Special 10 The Times DiSpa,chl
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA
August &c IT Fitzgerald. Of Java
Va" arrived az tho yellow sulphur mis-
week "a Join his friend. s. r. Brown.
and they Will remain through August
Both were among the guests here last
season, and received cordial wei.
come from their friends.
The Petersburg colony has been fur
thor augmented during the week by
The arrival Of Rev. J. +. VIM. n D..
pastor o. Washington street Methodist
church. Mrs. Vim AID Mrs James w.
llaycs Additions to the contingent,
from Norfolk include V r Hodsson
and br and Mrs j. II. Costonhader.
number of Roanoke people are
spending the summer here, and another
large party arrived on Wednesday,
IN" latter Includes II, :. Porter. Mr.. and
Mrs. 9. II Lucas, Misses sarah and
Elise lucas Mrs. James r Woods and
her sister Miss Staples Mrs. W. l..
KIRK aud J s. Fishhurnc.
Nh. and Mrs T.. y Williams arc
among ,lo latest arrivals from Dan
villo
p,hers registering during the wecl,
Were Nj and Mrs. T. H. Laboumc
MISS kaeseeu. Harry Eppingcr Roam
"Ho Mrs George II. Young. Miss Mary
Young. Baltimore; oscar + Slack
weldon Concord y. G.. c w I!ccr-
'ow" Sal"m V. II Walters. Poca-
Nom j. u saunders, Charleston,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13
Out of the Ordinary
Coats of
Chinchilla

OUR leader in the new
~ fall showing is a smart
three-quarter model, in
fine quality, cut in full,
bulky lines with all round
belt and patch pockets.
Very snappy button-up eff
feet, with French ivory
buttons, $500.
NUMBER two is novelty
L chinchilla woven in cross
bar self pattern. Broad
button high collar, smart
pockets and belt. Admir-
able for motoring, $3.50.
N UMBER three, in point
1 Of beauty, is not inferior
to numbers one and'two. It
: is slightly lighter in weight
with slashed pockets, and
edges bound in silk braid:
bullet buttons. a great coat
for going away" $1,000.
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SSSNSS
6 SOCIETY =
N&NSSJ
Continues from First PaEc.)

Continued from First PaEcO
aunt. Mrs, Melvin Trcviilian. in Ash
land.
Miss Katherine King. OF rhiladel-
phia. is visiting Miss Martha Mallory
at her home here.
Miss Ruth HaXall Scot, is spending
some time at ocean View with friends.
Miss Frances Berry has returned 20
Richmond. after Il visit To her sister.
Mrs, Trerillian. In Ashland
Mrs. Dudley Powers. OF 5l3 West
Franklin street. will shortly move into
her new home at zoo West Grace
street.
Miss Margaret Sorc. of Richmond
is spending some time at Greenwood
Mrs j. Hcrber; Mercer and her 1T
tie son. Stuart Cray. arc the guests
Of Miss Laura Duke. at her country
home Humanity" near Beaver Dam.
for the month of August
Mr.. and Mrs James u. Spencer and
their niece. Miss Anne Wesley Gentry.
left Tuesday for a motor trip to South
Boston Lynchburg and Roanoke. re-
turning by way Of Natural Bridge and
Luray Cavcrns.
Mrs Beverley Harvey and her chill
dren. OF New York. and Mrs Henry
Pierce and her children. of Richmond,
are spending some time with Mrs. Rob-
CIT Chamherlayne, in Amelia County.
Miss Adele Clarke has returned TO
Richmond after spending a week with
Miss Dora Pike, in Leesburg.
Miss Mildred Gates. of West Frank
lin Street. is spending a week with
little Miss Marjorie Haskins a, her
home at WcSthampton.
Miss Mary Dadc Taylor is a CUES: Of
Misses Scott, ~ Royal Orchard" near
Alton.
Mrs Thomas e Garrett and her
leaving Monday for Ruckroe Beach.
where they Will spend some time at The
Virginia Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Carneal. Miss
Annie Christian and Miss Dora Hor-
ner, VINO have been in Atlantic City
for tho past ten days. VII, return to
Richmond some time next week
Randolph Rcll has left for Orange.
where he is ;hc guest Of mis- parents
for n short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett Sydnor and
Miss Lou Redd have returned from a
trip TO Buckroe Beach.
Mrs. Frank II Couch. Of Newport
News. is spending few days with
relatives here.
Mrs. Ida McChambcr Misses Lula
Young and Belle Sydnor have left for
Il trip to Boston and nofris of in,orost
on the Maine coast.
~ ~. ,r
Fisher. OF this CITY are ruas,s of AZ
and Mrs. j. +. Barker in Newport
News.
MIC. ,,,,,, n,
,.,,a,,15,, az" miro VINO mas peen
New England and New yorl has yn'
turned 10 Richmond and viii ioin her
parcnts a, thcir co,,,,ir, o,nn T.,
G;oochland for The remainder of the
summer.
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Began on Head and Arms, Spread
Over Body and Limbs. Skin
Would Burn Like Fire,

II was tortured with eczema for
about seven months. !; began first on
my head and arms, which broke out in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-13

THEY come unheralded,
but they are none the
less charming.
One style shows the large,
new First Consul" collars
fastening with one very
large pearl button.
The other model is tailored
with a swagger low rolling
collar. In white and blush.
Special, $3.50.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22

Resinol Soap is not only unusually cleansing and softening, but its reg ular use helps nature give to the skin and hair that beauty of perfect health which it is impossible to initiate. Tendency to pimples is lessened, redness and roughness disappear, and in very short time the com plexion usually becomes clear, fresh and velvety.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22

BETTS COMES BACk-A. A. Betts. rate expert of the corporation commis- sion, and candidate for corporation commissioner. returned yesterday af- ter few days absence in the south of the state.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22

A Arizona Lodge No. F. Ss A. wy NJ. will confer the third de- w gree this evening at 14b. Visiting brethren welcome. By order of $. A. Metten. w. M.-Adv
 BETS IS QuALIFIED-(AGv). If
 DANCE TONIGHT RlvERsIDE-Ad
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
LAST RITES ARE HELD
 FOR WILLIAM ?. WOOD

The funeral of William P. Wood, who died last Friday was held yes terday morning at ten o'clock at the family residence, Nos S21 North Fourth street In testimony of the high esteem in which he was held there was a large attendance of friends and neighbors. The services were conducted by Rev. Mir. Bloy of the Episcopal church in which Mr Wood had been confirmed and cf which his relatives are cemmunioants.
 Mir. Wood was for a long time as
 sociated with The Republican in the
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
PRICES PA,- TCnAY BY
 WALTER HILL co

GANN IN PHOENiN-George Gam. travelling freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific. came into Phoenix on a short visit yesterday from the coast, where he has been spending his vacation.
 GOING BACK TO SCHOOL-For- est Retts, who has been spending the summer vacation in Phoenix, left last night for Los Angeles. where he will spend a few weeks. prior tO entering Stanford University. where he is sophomore.
 BANKS FILLS PULPiT-Rev. c. J. Banks preached to the congrega- ton of the First Baptist church on Sunday and will again preach in this church on next Sunday and the enc following during the absence of the pastor Rev. Geo. R. Narney.
 CHEAPER ORE RATEs-The cor pOration commission yesterday issued rate authority 502. permitting the shipping of ore between Burns and |. Hayden at greatly reduced rates. Lately, there has been an increase in the ore shipments between those 1 points. necessitating the lowering of the rates
 i CASES bPPEALED-The case of James Murray and Andy Johnson. versus the state of Arizona, was ap- i pealed from the superior court Of Co., chise county to the supreme court of i the state yesterday. The men were convicted of selling liquor illegally Tn that county. The case of F. H. Fu- qua. convicted in the Maricopa county superior court of selling liquor, was also appealed
 AT L. A. 5UREAU-Mr. and Mrs r. Griffith, Of Phoenix. were recent l visitors at the big exhi5i. Of south ern California products maintained
 free to the public in the Los An
 geles Chamber of Commerce. They
 also attended the lectures. moving
 pictures and concert that are par
 of the daily program. The exhibit
 is the larges. of any in the country maintained by a commercial organi-
 zation. MT and Mrs. Griffith expec
 to visit the Panama Pacific Inter
 national Exposition at San Diego
 which will remain open all year.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
U. S. Department Of Horticulture

Deficiency in temperature yesterday, dePrees
 Deficiency in temperature since the first cf the month. 59 degrees Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. IFS degrees. Normal precipitation January lst 10 date. All inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1st to date. 3.92 inches.
 Accumulated excess deficiency in rainfall since Janvary 1. .79 inch.
 Data for Tucson Highest temnerature yesterday ... .94 Rainfall yesterday ............-..- 0
 ROBERT Q. GRANT.
 Meteorlogist.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
DANCE TONIGHT RIvERsI0E-Ad

FREE BOARD. Get free board at the Phoenix Sanatorium, if you do not gain weight and improve. Phone l159 for interesting particulars.-Adv
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
Water Service Report for Auaust 2

water SeTVlce Report TOT Nugu5t ZT Elevation of water in reser
 Voir at ( a. m. ............ 2l1.16 Contents. acre feet ..........1.143,95 957 Loss in 9i hours. acre feet - ,667 Elevation one year ago ... 217S5 Contents one year ago .....L249,272 Flow Salt and Verde rivers.
 MI. .................. 49.760 Normal flow water for lands
 up to year -......-....,..- 1908 Amount Of water used for ir-
 rieaticn north side. NJ. | 370O2 kmount of water ,'scd for ir- ' ticatlon. south side. NJ. L.. i2.695
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
AUGUST TEMPERATURE
 RECORD |s SMASHED
Honest, it's cool.

Honest it's cool.
 If the comfortableness of existence here cannot be believed (because it may seem too good to be true). the testimony of one R. c. Grant weather sharp, may be taken. Grant an- nounced yesterday that an August temperature record of good standing since 1895, had been broken with a re- sounding noise early yesterday morn- Ing, when the thermometer dropped to the ghastly minimum of 62.5. The previous low record, equalled in 1900 and 1907, was 64 for August.
 Always anxious to please his cus- toners, and reiterating that it was no trouble to show goods, the amiabIe weather man said:
 Gaze upon Chicago. Last night while we were smuggling up under comforters-and even blankets-folks in Chicago were tossing around in a temperature that never got lower than S2."
 And that is some hot in burg like Chi
 One unkind person intimated that the present cool was due to the ab- sence on campaign tours of many of the capital citys best politicians, auto mobile and real estate salesmen.
 ON VACATION TRIP - H. L George left yesterday for San Fran cisco on short summer vacation trip
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22

circulation department in which he had performed the most valuable ser vice The Republican never had an empioye who was more loyal or more closely attached to its inter- rsis.
 His death Is especially to be regret ted or account of the fact that he leaves q young wife to Whcm he was married only last December. Their brief welded life had been q most happy one. He leaves beside the stricken widow. Q mother and two sisters Interment was made in Greenwood cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
WEATHER TODAY

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Aug. 21- Arizona-Tuesday, Wednesday and probably Thursday fair, not much change in temperature.
 Colorado - Tuesday fair. except probably showers southeast portion, warmer northwest portion; Wednes- day fair warmer east portion.
 New Mexico-Tuesday fair in west local showers east portion warmer southeast portion; Wednesday prob ably fair
 West Texas-Tuesday and Wednes- day unsettled; probably showers in west portion.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Oshnrn p L A

The osborn Parent Teachers asso- citation will hold a special meeting next Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the school building to arrange funds for the coming year All mem bers are urged to be present as this Is to be very important meeting.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
DANCE TONIGHT RIvERsloE-Ad

eETTs IS ouALlFIED-fAdv). If DR. Bolpo FOR SANE LAWS-Ad
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
DR. eolDo FOR SANE LAWs-At

DANCE TONIGHT RIvgBslDE-Ad
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
Resinol Soap
afriend to poor complexions

The soothing, restoring influence that makes this possible is the ResfHot which this soap contains and which physicians have prescribed for over twenty years, in Resinol Ointment, in the care of skin and scalp troubles.
 II the skin is n bad condition through neglect or an unwise use of cosmetics, use little Resinol Ointment at first Resinol Soap and Ointment are sold by all druggists. For samples free, write to Dept. 50-R. Resinol, Baltimore, Md.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-22
p3mERoN BAck-Dr. L. D.

DHMehON bACh-Dr. L. II. DaHl- eron is back from a trip to Los An geles and other coast points.
 SUPERVISORS MEETING - At the regular meeting of the board Of supervisors yesterday 6 county road was ordered opened north from the Arizona canal. to be an extension of Avenue IS. The board also received the state tax rate for it's guidance in l.Xinc the county tax.
 LICENSED TO WED--A marriage license was granted yesterday to Henry Enos and Margaret Encs. Both are Indians. The bride was recently given a divorce from her former hus- band. But believing that all the Enoses were not bad. she listened to the suit of a relative of her former husband.
 WILLIAMSON PAYS FINED. Williamson, colored, convicted three weeks ago on charge of bootlegging and sentenced to pay a fine of $3o0, yesterday raised the amount of his fine and went forth q free man, re- solved that he would not monkey with the wine when it is red onl-- for his own personal use, and not as a pur- -veyor of the. products of the still and the brewery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-04
HAYS WATER-bOUND:
 CALLS OFF MEETING

Attorney Ii. H. Hays of Arkansas City, candidate for prosecuting attoT- ney for this judicial district, who was billed to deliver a campaign ad- dress at the courthouse here tonight, is marooned at McGehee, and does not know when he is going to be able to get any closer to Pine Bluff.
 The meeting slated for tonight has been called off by MT. Hays, on this account He made the announce ment last night, by long distance telephone, stating that he will come to Pine Bluff on the first train he can get, and will make further an nouncement as soon as he gets here.
 MT. Hays said the water is enter ing the stores at Arkansas City, where a stage of y or 5S feet is ex- pected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-04
INCORPORATION OF
 KECATON CLUB HERE

Petition for the incorporation of tie Heca'ton club was filed in the circuit court here yesterday, and was entered on the records. The petition states that the object of the club which already owns iis clubhouse outsida the city. is to "pr mote the pleasure and bodily health" of it's ? embers by outdoor sports, and that the membership is composed of 24, as follows. John B. Speers, Ziba Bennitt. Vim. Nichol. C. H. Triplett, P. P. Byrd, W. D. Hearn. W. D. Jones, T. Hayncs Gregory, H. B. Speers, H. Il. Halzlip, J. w. Wilkins, J. w. Jones, V. D. Wilkihs, D. l.. Franklin, c. E. Philp3t, Russell Hollis, B. D. Luck, George P. Darby, A. w. Nunn, Leo Andrews, E. A. Howell. E. H. Johnson, J. w. Withers and Drew White.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-04
GERMAN AIRSHIP
 DROPS INTO OCEAN
British Trawler Refuses to Aid Ship. wrecked d'rew. Fearing He
 Might Be OyerpOWered.

London, Feb. 3-The official press bureau tonight gave out for the ad- miralty report which says:
 "A fishing trawler today reported to the naval authorities that it had sighted Zeppelin in the North sea in sinking condition
 A Grimsby dispatch quotes the skipper of the trawler as saying that he saw the Zeppelin L-19 partly sub merged in the North sea. Seventeen to 20 of her crew were lashed to the top gas envelope. They asked to be taken off. As the ship-wrecked aero 5nauts out-numbereds the crew of the trawler, the captain refused.