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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-07
w. Wolff. Ocala.

W. Wolff, Ocala.
| Best Crocheted Bedspread-Mrs. j.
II. Dean, Ocala; second, Mrs. Frank
| Drake, Ocala.
Best Crocheted Basket Set, not less
than seven pieces-Mrs. w. Wolf.
Ocala.
Best Crocheted Curtains, pair in
solid crochet-Mrs. A. Slot, Ocala.
Best Specimen Crocheted Lace, on
any article household linen-Mrs j.
H. Dean, Ocala; second Mrs. E. w.
Merrell.
Best Specimen Crocheted Lace on
any article of wearing apparel--Mrs.
A. Long, Conner. Fla; Miss Catherine
Livingston, Ocala.
| Best Specimen Wooden Crochet
Mrs A. E. Burnett, Ocala; second,
Mrs. Charlie Fox. Ocala.
Best Specimen Crochet, any article
or kind, not listed above to be enter
| ed in one class-Miss Catherine Pyles,
Ocala; second, Mrs. r. H. Redding,
Ocala.
| Knitting
| Best Collective Exhibit Knitted Lac
| es-Miss Mary Jolly, Ocala; second,
Mrs. S. F. Sanders, Ocala.
/ Best Knitted Shawl-Mrs. Essex,
Ocala; Mrs. A. l.. Richardson, Ocala
| Best Knitted Sweater-Miss Irene
Tompkins. Ocala; second, Mrs. j.. P.
Galloway, Ocala.
Best Knitted Bedspread-Mr Bet
tie Sellers. Oklawaha; second, Mrs.
| Clifford Aver. Ocala.
Best Knitted Baby Sack-Miss Cath
crime Livingston, Ocala.
Best Any Other Specimen Knitting
Mrs. w. c. Dalzel, Ocala; second,
Miss Winnie Hunt, Ocala.
Best Knitted Cap for adult-Mrs.
Louis Yonce, Ocala.
Drawn Work
Best Drawn Work Table Cloth
Myra Harmon, Ocala; second, Mildred
Essex, Oeala.
Best Drawn Work Table Cover
Mrs. Essex, Ocala; second, Mrs. Julia
Moses, Ocala.
Best Any Other Specimen Drawn
Work other than above-Mary Duris.
Ocala; second Myra Harmon, Ocala.
Hemstitching
Best Hemstitched Handkerchief
Mrs. w Wolff, Ocala; second, Miss
Irma Blake, Ocala
Best Specimen Hemstitching- Mrs.
w. Wolff, Ocala; second, Miss Rose
Lopez, Ocala.
Tatting
Best Specimen Tatting trimmed
garments-Mrs Ben Condor, Ocala:
second, Miss Minnie Tremere, Belle
view.
Best Specimen Tatting, trimmed
household linen-Miss Winnie Hunt.
Ocala; second, Moeta Todd, Ocala.
Best Tatting Collar-Moeta Todd,
ocala; second, Mrs. E. w. Merrill,
Ocala.
Best Handkerchief, Tatting Edging
Miss Irma Blake, Ocala; second.
Mrs. r. G. Blake, Ocala.
Best Baby Cap-Mrs. d. S. Smith,
Ocala; second, Mrs. Max Israelson,
Ocala.
General Fancy Work
Best Woven Bedspread-Mrs. Geo.
Taylor, Ocala.
! Best Worsted Quilt-Mrs. s. E. Wa
terman, Ocala; Mrs. w. P. Gunter,
| Ocala
! Best Cotton Quilt-Mrs. J. G. john
son. Ocala; second. Mrs. Essex, ocaIa.
Best Homemade Rug-Mrs. G. A.
Ottmann, Ocala.
Best Hand-Painted Pillow Top
Miss Winnie Hunt, ocala; second,
Miss Pearl Fausett, Ocala.
Best Fancy Bag-Mrs. NJ. C. Nc.
Kenzie, Romeo: second, Mrs. BEN
Condor, ocala.
]! Best Specimen Fancy Work, not
listed above-Mrs. C. X. Sage, 0cala;
lsecond, Mrs. e. W. Merrill Ocala.
i Old Ladies, Corner
Best Specimen Knitting-M r. q.
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Mrs. w. Wonder, Ocala.

Mrs. W. Wonder, Ocaia.
Best Essex Sow, under / year old
Allan Rodgers, Ocala.
Grade Hogs, Must Show so Per Cent.
Improved Blood
Best Sow, l year old or over-Chanl-
bliss G Co.
Best Sow, under i year old-Mrs. T.
c. Carter, Ocala.
Hampshire, under months-W. P.
Goodyear, Ocala.
Guinea, under s months-W. P.
Goodyear, Ocala.
Best Sow and Sucking Brood-Fes-
sender Academy, Fessenden.
Sheep-Same Rule as Applied to
Swine
Best Ram and two Ewes, any breed
Bros, Ocala.
Best Lamb under / year, any breed
Mrs. Roller, Ocala; second, Ed
wards Bros, Ocala.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Breeo
Best Stallion. years old or over
E. Goodyear, Ocala.
Best Mare, years old or over-Dr.
Blackiston, Ocala.
Best Mare. l year old and under q
J. r. Lyle, Kendrick.
Observation-Disclosures
Best Mare, 2 years old and under 8
Henry, Ocala.
Best Mare. 1 year old and under 2
M. Anderson, Ocala.
Best Brood Mare, with foal-A. T.
James, Ocala; second, A. NJ. Meffert,
Ocala.
Draft Horses-Pure Breed
Best Stallion, 8 years old or over
E. c. Boucher, Anthony
Draft Horses-Grades
Best Mare or Gelding, years old
or over-E. c. Boucher, Anthony.
Best Mare Or Gelding. years old
and under Sc. c. Boucher, Anthony.
Best Mare or Gelding Colt, under l
year-E. C. Boucher, Anthony; Sec
ond, Mrs. Roller, Ocala.
Best pair of Draft Horses shown in
Harness-E. c. Boucher, Anthony.
Saddle Horses
Best Stallion, 8 years old or over
John Seller, Oak.
Best Mare or Gelding, years old
or over-Miss C. Semmes, Reddick /;
second, Miss Roller. Ocala.
Miscellaneous
Best Lady River, over Is years old
Mrs. C. Fox, Ocala; second, Miss c.
Semmes, Kendrick.
Best Lady Rider, under 16 years old
Miss Roller, Ocala: second, Miss
Mathews. Ocala.
Best Gentleman Rider, over 16
years old-R. D. Jones, Ocala.
Best Gentleman Rider, under 16
years old-John Roller, Ocala.
Naturalization County Owned
Best Mule. years old or over-L
K. Edwards. Irvine; second, ]. NJ. Mef.
fert, 0cala.
Best Mule years old and under 3,
Marion county raised-J. NJ. Meffert,
Ocala: second, L. K. Edwards, Irvine.
Best Mule, l year old and under 2,
Marion county raised--L. K. Edwards,
Irvine; second, J. NJ Meffert, Ocala.
Best Mule Colt. under year old,
Marion county raised-L. K. Edwards,
Irvine; second, ]. III. Meffert, Ocala.
Best Jack. years old or over
NJ. Meffert. Ocala; second Mrs. Roller
Ocala.
Best Jack, years old and under g.
E. c. Boucher, Anthony.
Best Jack and four of his get, any
age-J. M. Meffert, Ocala.
Needlecraft
Best Specimen Imported Fancy
Work-D. S. WEIGH, Ocala.
Best French Embroidered and Lace
Negligee-Mrs. Lester Lucas, Ocala.
Best French Embroidered White
Luncheon Set, not less than sever
pieces-Mrs. Lester Lucas, Ocala.
Best French Embroidered Whit.
Table Cloth and Six Napkins Mrs
Max Israelson, Ocala; second, MIRA
Louis Yonce.
Best French Embroidered PILLOW
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Cases-Mrs. Charlie Fox, Ocala; SEC
ond, Mrs. ester Lucas, Ocala.
Best ffsl. Oh Embroidered Bedroom
Set, Scarf Sheet and Pew Cases
Mrs. Louis vonce, ocala: second, Mrs.
Ben C,.don, Ocala.
Best French Embroidered Teddies--
Miss Irma Blake, Ocala; second, Mrs.
Ben Condor, Ocala.
Best French Embroidered Night
Robe-Miss Edith Williams, Ocala;
second Mrs, Clifford Aver, Ocala.
Best French Embroidered Skirt
Mrs. Charlie Fox, Ocala; second, Mrs.
r. E. Yonge, Ocala.
Best French Embroidered Shirt
waise-Mrs. Ben Condor, Ocala; Sec
ond, Mrs. Louis Pillans, Ocala.
Best French Embroidered Dress,
(childs) -Mrs. Louis Pillans, Ocala;
second, Mrs. Max Israelson, Ocala
Best French Embroidered Dress
(adult's) -Miss Lille Lopez, Ocala !;
second, Mrs. Ben Condor, Ocala.
Best French Embroidered Hand
Made Baby Outft-Mrs. Max Israel
son, Ocala; second Mrs. j. H. Preer,
Ocala.
Best Pair French Embroidered Tow
els-Miss Winnie Hunt, Ocala; Sec
ond, Mrs. Lester Lucas, Ocala
Best French Embroidered Piece
Household LineH-Mrs. Charlie Fox;
second, Mrs. Lester Lucas.
Best French Embroidered Garment
Mrs. Ben Condor, Ocala; second,
Mrs. Charlie Fox, Ocala
Best Colored Embroidered Center
Piece-Miss Winnie Hunt, Ocala; sec
ond, Mrs. Max Israelson, Ocala
Best Specimen Embroidered Colored
Sofa Pillow-Mrs. Charlie Fox, Ocala
second, Moeta Todd, Ocala.
Miscellaneous Embroidery
Best Specimen Coronation Embroid-
ery-Mrs. Ben Condor, Ocala; second,
&c. E. Conner, Lake Weir.
Best Specimen Colored Embroidery,
any article not listed-Mrs. Helen
Matlock, Summerfield; second, Miss
Winnie Hunt, Ocala.
Best Specimen Madeira Embroidery
Mrs. Lester Lucas, Ocala; second,
Mrs. Ben Condor, Ocala.
Best Specimen Cut Work-Miss
Catherine Pyles, Ocala; second Mrs.
Essex, Ocala.
Best Specimen Hardanger-Mrs. J..
r. Preer; second, Mrs. Helen Matlock,
Summerfield.
Best Specimen Eyelet Embroidery
Mrs. R. E. Yonge, Ocala second, Miss
Lille Lopez.
Best Specimen Cross Stitch Work
Mrs. ]. c.. Johnson, OcaIa; second,
Miss Catherine Pyles, Ocala.
Best Specimen any Other Embroid-
cry, not listed above, to be entered in
one class-Mrs. s. E. Waterman.
'Ocala; second Mrs. Charlie Fox,
Ocala.
Lace and Crochet
Best Specimen Honiton Lace Miss
Catherine Livingston, Ocala.
Best Specimen Duchess Lace-Mrs.
Jake Brown, Ocala; second, Miss
Catherine Livingston, Ocala.
Best Specimen Point Lace-Mrs.
William Wolff, Ocala; second Miss
Catherine Livingston, Ocala
Best Specimen Battenberg-Miss
Catherine Livingston, Ocala; second,
Mrs. B. Barchan, Ocala.
Best Specimen Bobbin Lace-Mrs.
M. o. Wallis, Ocala.
Best Specimen Filet Lace, hand
made-Mrs. A. e. Gerig, Ocala.
| Best Specimen Filet Lace, Crochet
ed-Mrs. ]. II. Dean, Ocala; second,
Mrs. Jake Brown, Ocala
| Best Specimen Macram Lace-Mrs.
NJ. c. Mckenzie, Romeo.
| Best Specimen Irish Lace Miss
Webb, Ocala; second, Mrs. R. F. Polly,
Ocala.
! Best crocheted Luncheon Set-Mrs.
d. N. Ferguson. Ocala; Mrs. M. C. Nc
Kenzie, Romeo.
Best Crocheted Lunch Cloth-Mrs.
!; Geo. D. Fender Oeala: second, Mrs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-12-07
Agricultural Department

Largest Rutapaga-van Liddon
Ocala.
Best Exhibit From ANY Town Gar
den-Mrs. C. C. Bryant, Ocala.
Best Bundle Velvet Beans-T., j.
Simmons. Kendrcik.
Largest Pumpkin-Mrs. ]. E
Brown, Ocala.
Best Bale of Hay made from Pea
vines-Mrs. L. L. Priest, Anthony;
second, C. N. Huffman, Spar.
Best Bale Of Hay made from Crab
grass-Mrs. L. L. Priest, Anthony;
second, T. ]. Simms, Kendrick.
Best Bale Hay from Natal Grass
Mrs. L L. Priest, Anthony.
Best Bale Hay, any grade not nam
ed-W. l.. Miller, Ocala.
Best Sample Silage-Mrs. L. l.
Priest, Anthony.
Best Barrel Velvet Beans-Allan
Rodgers, Ocala.
Best Half Dozen Bundles Rice-N
s. Barco, Cotton Plant; second. Law.
ton Martin, Electra.
Best Bundle Cured Sorghum-Allan
Rod .er. Hcala; second G. Bib,
Shady.
Best Bundle any Other Forage
Mrs. F. K. Vandervoort, Ocala; sec
ond, Allan Rodgers, Ocala.
Best Bushel 90-Day Oats-W. d.
earn, Ocala; second, F. G. Bull
Ocala.
Best Half Bushel Sorghum Seed
f. G. Bull, Ocala second. Allan Rodg-
ers, Ocala.
Best Half Bushel Rough Rice-Lan-
dis Bitch, Blitchton
Best Half Bushel Shelled Corn-E
L. Carney, Ocala: second, J. T. Hutch
ems, Romeo.
Best Half Bushel Peanuts-Allan
Rodgers. Ocala; second, W. L. Miller
Ocala.
Best Half Bushel Valencia Peanuts
-E. F. Moon, Ocala; second, J. NJ
Fennell, Kendrick.
Best Half Bushel Chufas-W. n
Anderson, Williston.
Best Half Bushel Each Variety
Field Peas-E. L. Carney. Ocala; sec
ond, W. D. earn. Ocala.
Best Collective Exhibit of Grain
Seeds, Etc, from One Farm-Allar
Rodgers, Ocala.
Best Bushel Porto Rico Sweet Pota
toes-F. G. Bull, Ocala; second, Altar
Rodgers.
Best Bushel Nancy Hall Sweet Pc
tatoes-W. NJ. Sutherland, Ocala
Best Bushel Largest Sweet Pota
toes-Allan Rodgers, Ocala.
Best Bushel Irish Potatoes, any va
riety-W. NJ. Sutherland, Oeala; sec
ond, F. w. Ditto, Ocala.
Best Half Dozen Bunches Mustard
Mrs. ]. H. Roller Ocala: second, ]. w
Aiken.
Best Half Dozen Bunches Onions
Mrs. E. L. Booher, Ocala: second
Mrs. ]. H. Roller, Ocala.
Best Half Dozen Pumpkins-Mrs n
P. Gunter; second, ]. G. Johnson
Ocala.
Best Half Dozen Kershaws-J. C
Johnson, OcaIa.
Best Half Dozen Marrow Squash
w. NJ Gist, Mcintosh.
Best Half Dozen Summer Squash
Mrs. ]. H. Roller, Oeala.
Best Exhibit Rutabaga Turnips (two
dozen)-van Liddon, Ocala.
Best Exhibit Turnips, other than
Rutabagas, six to bunch-Mrs. j. H
Roller, Ocala; second. ]. W. Aiken
OcaIa.
Best Exhibit Radishes, two dozen
T. Needham. Ocala; second, Mrs. C. C
Bryant, Ocala.
Best Exhibit String Beans-Messrs
Crosby and Wartmann, Citra.
Best Exhibit Carrots. W. Aiken
Ocala.
Best Collective Exhibit Vegetables
Charlie Fox, Ocala.
Best Peck Home-Bolted Meal. L
Smith, Ocala.
Best Peck Home-Bolted Grits-Cha
zal & Sons, Ocala.
Best Collective Exhibit Home
Crushed Stock Feed. three product.
each-A. P. Finley, Kendrick; second
Chazal e Sons, 0cala
Largest and Best Stalk Sea Island
Cotton-T. J. Sims, Kendrick.
Best Fifty Pounds Short Staple Cot
TONI. 7. Moore, Ocala.
Best Bushel Short Staple Cottol
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Best Cow or Heifer, years old and
under 81. C. Chambliss, Ocala.
Herefords
Best Bull years old or over--L. X.
Edwards, Irvine.
Best Cow years old or over-L. x.
Edwards, Irvine.
Best Cow or Heifer, years old and
under 81. X. Edwards, Irvine.
Best Heifer, year old and under
L. X. Edwards, Irvine.
Aberdeen-Aneus
Best Bull, 3 years old or over-L.
K. Edwards, Irvine.
Best Bull, 2 years old and under g.
Edwards Bros, Ocala.
Best Bull, l year old and under p
Edwards Bros, Ocala.
Best Bull, under / year old. K.
Edwards. Irvine.
Best Cow, 3 years Old or over-L.
K. Edwards, Irvine.
Best Cow or Heifer, years old adm
under 81. K Edwards, Irvine.
Best Heifer, / years old and under
FL. X. Edwards, Irvine.
Best Heifer, under year old. K.
Edwards. Irvine.
Beef CattIe-Grades
Best Cow, 3 years old or over-L.
K. Edwards, Irvine; second. Cham
bliss & Co., Ocala
Best Heifer, year old and under 2
Edwards Bros, Ocala: second, Mary
Buttes. Marti City.
Best Heifer, under year old. K.
Edwards, Irvine.
Fat Cattle
Best Steer or Spayed Heifer 2 years
old and under 81. K. Edwards, Ir.
vine.
Best Steer or Spayed Heifer, under
/ year-Chambliss & Co, Ocala; sec
ond, L. X. Edwards, Irvine.
Best Pen of Fat Beef Cattle, or
more-L. K. Edwards, Irvine; second,
E. G. Boucher, Anthony.
Dairy Breeds-Jerseys
Best Bull, 3 years old or over-R. S.
Hall, Ocala; second, Fessenden Acad-
envy, Fessenden.
Best Cow, years old or over-Rul-
ed out.
Best Heifer, year old and under 2
Mr.. Jack Thompson, Oca1a: second,
Fannie Weidner, Ocala.
Dairy Breeds-Holsteins
Best Cow, 3 years old olr over
Mrs. A. c. Blowers, Ocala.
Any Breed, Not Listed
Ruled out.
Swine-Duroc Jerseys
Best Boar, year old or over--E. C.
Boucher, Anthony; second, R. s. Hall,
Ocala.
Best Boar, under / year old-E. c.
Beuchler, Anthony
Best Sow, 1 year old or over-E. G.
Boucher, Anthony; second, w. Fl. An
derson, Williston.
Best Sow, under / year old-E. G.
Boucher, Anthony; second, w. H. An
derson, Williston.
Best Pen, Boar and Two Sows, any
age-L. H. Willis, Evinston; second,
Il. c. Boucher, Anthony.
Best Boar, l year old or over-Mrs.
T. G. Carter, Ocala: second, A. C.
Blowers, Ocala.
Best Boar, under 1 year old-Ed-
wards Bros, Oeala; ]. w. Lyles, Ken
drick.
Hampshires
Best Sow, l year old or over--A. c.
Blowers, Ocala; second, Mrs. r. C.
Carter. Ocala.
Best Sow, under 1 year old-Ed-
wards Bros, Ocala.
Best Pen, Boar and Two Sows, any
age-A. c. Blowers, Ocala; second,
Edwards Bros, Ocala.
Best Pen of Pigs, six months old or
under six pigs or more-A. c. Blow
ers, Ocala.
Best Sow and Sucking Brood-Geo.
Blowers, 0cala.
Poland China
Best Boar, l year old or over-E. c.
Boucher, Anthony.
Best Boar, year old-Chambliss &
Co., Ocala.
Best Sow, / year old or over-E. c.
Beuchler, Anthony.
Best Sow, under 1 year old-E. c.
Beuchler, Anthony.
Amy Breeds, Not Listed
Best Mulefoot Boar, under / veal
old-Peter Paul, Ocala.
Best Essex Sow. year old or ovel
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MISS POPPENHEIM IS PRESIDENT
 GENERAL U. D. c.

Chattanooga, Nov. 15.-Refusal of Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife of the secretary of the navy, and Mrs. Chas. V. Bryan of Memphis, to allow their names to go before the annual con vention of the United Daughters of Confectionery for president-general to- day, resulted in the unanimous cleo.
 ton of Miss Mary Poppenheim of
 Charleston, s. c.
 Tonight's session of the convention
 was confined to what is officially des- |ignated "Historical Evening"" and the program was interspersed with ad- dresses, readings and music. Presenta- ton of medals and banners and sing. ing of the "Star Spangled Banner concluded the session. Miss Poppenheim, the newly elected preseident-general is a graduate o1 Vassar college of 1888. She was borr lin Charleston of native South Carolins ancestors.
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MEXICAN ACTION
 MOL FIELDS ALARMS ALL|ES
Embassies Evidence a Feel ing That German In-
 fluence is Responsible

Washington, Nov. 15.-Internation- al apprehension has been aroused by the apparent determination of Presi- dent Carranza of Mexico to drive the long unmolested Manual Palaez and his little rebel army from the oil fields near Tampico. There was evi- dence today in allied legations and embassies here a feeling that Ger man influence had played a part in strating this move, which may prove embarrassing to the kaiser's enemies. General Manual Dieguez has been
 sent in the field at the head of con siderable force, with orders to clear the country between San Lois Potosi and Tampico of rebels. Official re- ports reaching Washington indicate the effectiveness of his work. AL ready he has defeated one body of rebel troops and killed Magoalena Ce- dillo, one of the two Cedillo brothers, who long have been the leaders of the revolutionists in that part of Mex ico. Unless ordered by the war de- .partment to change his plans, it is expected General Dieguez will move toward the coast and attack Palaez.
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HOLDEN SUGGESTS
 CURTALLMENT OF
 RAILROAD TRAFFIC

New York, Nov. 15.-Railroads are handling the greatest traffic in the his- tory of the country and it is unfair because there are untitled car orders to say they have broken down, de- clared Hale Holden, president of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail- road, and member of the railroad war board, at a dinner given by the industrial traffic league tonight. The league is holding it's annual meeting. Necessity of decreasing traffic by the elimination of unnecessary shipments and travel was emphasized by MT. Holden.
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ARKANSAS MAYORS HOLD CONFERENCE
 IN LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock, Nov. 15.-Mayors from about 25 Arkansas cities assembled here today to make recommendations for the coming constitute nal con 'yenticn relative to improving the Il. nancial condition of the cities and towns of the state. Mayor Charles Taylor of Little Rock presided.
 Nearly all the mayors favored constitutional provision permitting cities and towns to issue bonds for nublic improvements. The feature or the evening was an address by Gov ernor Brough, advocating compulsory arhitratiOn
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SENATOR KIRBY.
Fiftieth Birthday of Junior United
 States Senator From Arkansas.

William F. Kirby, junior United States senator from Arkansas, cele- brates his 50th birthday anniversary today. Senator Wirby is new mem
 Der of the Democratic majority in the upper house, having been chosen last November to fill out the term of James P. Clarke. He is native of Miller county, Arkansas was educat- ed at Cumberland University, practi- ced law at Texarkana from 1885, serv- ed two terms as attorney general, and in 1910 was elected senator. He is the author of "Kirby's Digest of the Statutes of Arkansas" which is considered an indispensable part of the apparatus of every lawyer in his state.
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telephone girls and their conditions oef employment, that can be arranged Tn reasonable way, and one calcul- ated to give correct impression with out arousing feelings.
 We are arranging ways and means to put the girls troubles before the people of Pine Bluff for an earnest, careful, unprejudiced consideration.
 We ask all fair minded people to reserve your conclusion and opinon until you have an opportunity to give us this hearing. We expect this of the people of Pine Bluff and believe we will get it."
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V M. c. A. FUND IS OVERSUBSCRIBED
 IN THE SOUTH

Dallas. Texas. Nov. 15,-The South, ern department national war council Y. M. c. A. has oversubscribed 1t minimum allotment of $750,000 of the k35jOOO, 900 fund campaign, it was announced at headquarters tonight. Contributions up to tonight totalled .$SO4, 200, divided as follows:
 Texas $273,000, Oklahoma $2l0,OOo, Louisiana $12S,000, Arkansas $1O4,- 900, Arizona $64 1000, New Mexico $25, 900.
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SECOND PAYMENT
 ON LIBERTY BONDS

New York, Nov. 15.-The second payment by subscribers to the second Liberty loan received today at the fed eral reserve bank of New York total led $668 .353, ,000, with 300 member banks in the district still to report late tonight.
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NORTHCI.IFFE AT ODDS WITH GEORGE
 ON U. s. POLICY

1 London, Nov. 15.--Lord North
 cliffe has declined a proffer of the administration of the new air 9smius istry made to nim by Premier Lloyd George. In a letter to the premier Lord Northcliffe explains that his. re- fusal of the portfolio Is due to dis satisfaction with some Of the details Of Mn Lloyd GeOrxe's edutntstfar
 ton. especially witl1 I goxsi n rela- tions with IT yJpite 1 @ 31l z '! l|!I says
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fields was made before the Rotary club here today by Dr. T. Iyenhea, di- rector of the East and West News bureau. He declared that Japan is understood in Europe, and is carry ing out its part as originally agreed upon, and that 1t had not been seen fit by the allies to suggest any change in that plan.
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HAIG REPULSES
 A GERMAN RAID
 TAKING PRISONERS

London,4 Nov. 15.-Field Marshal Hxig's report today reads:
 AstY Yesterday afternoon hostile re- Iconnoitering parties endeavored to ap- .proach our lines in neighborhood of Polderhoek woods north of the Menin road, but were driven of with loss of prisoners md many killed. On the nieht soh Noxsnnber 1S-l4s Belgian
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troops entered the German line north of Dixmude and blew up number of the enemy's concrete shelters. A hos tile attempt last night north of Dix schoote was repulsed by artillery and machine gun fire"
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TWO VESSELS LOST
 BY TORPEDOES

New York, Nov. 15.-An American steamer was reported sunk of the Canar island by a torpedo, November 2, and aonther also by torpedo oil the Algerian coast, November g, according to report by the United States hydro graphic office here. Names of the vessels are not given.
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Very novel cards to convey CSSiok mas greetings to the soldiers eA4 sailors of the United 6tate9 n0W IT the war zone are offered by Dauo0dy & company. They are In wAite AQ4 khaki. with appropriate enabaoeel 6t1 signs and aentiments. 31,1ts&t
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C.OF Q. TRUSTEES.

The trustees of the Chamber of Commerce. are to meet at the Hotel Pines at noon today, in regular ses- sion. Az there is business of im- portance to be considered, . full at tendance is expected.
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JAPAN IS NOT X LUKEWARM SAYS
 DIR. IYENHEA

< New York, Nov. 15.-An answer to
 charges that Japan is lukcwarm to
 the allies' cauSe because its armies arc not fighting on European baAtle7
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A REVOLUTION HAS BROKEN OUT
 IN ECQUADOR

Santiago, Chile, Nov. 15.-Advices from Lima, Peru, today announced the breaking out of 2 revolution in Ecua- dor. Several localities are reported in the hands of the revolutionists.
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If you value your health an6 WQM4 to solve the HIGH COST or LlVJ2e0 use WESSON OIL. Sss
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'wEssoN OIL is 1o9 psr ssst I'll
Fire Insurance Real Estat4 1on4
 Loans. TAYLOR & COMPANY Phone 10a2.

HELP WIN THIS WAMUae "WESSON OIL". It goes fArth4r, Nsa better, it's cheaper. A product q our own cotton fields gtrictly Southern. x. sa
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Phone 2s0 for Lime. Cenent ail4 Plaster. Pine Bluf Brick sCompaHy. Third and Walnut. 1lres4
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that iNorthcliffe's desire therefore Is
 to maintain an independent attitude.
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Recipe for Thanksgiving Pudding

NoClPo IOI AudnAs8IvIN8 uCSs1a8 cup Cottone 1level teaspoonssat 1Kcupsseeded and 1 cup molasses teaspoon cinnamon shredded raisins l cup buttermilk Y teaspoon cloves Z cup 3 cups -four teaspoon allspice 3tablespoonsAo teaspoon soda Y teaspoon nutmeg for dredging fruit
 Cream Cottoene. Add molasses and milk. Sft -four, soda salt and spices ogeher add gradually first mixture beat thoroughly Mix r.sns dcurants dredgewth flour and add battef mix we'll Turn into wcgreased tube mould fill full; place egreased Sur round with boiling Stean, three hours. Serve with hot sauce.
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