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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15
Seltcae aamcrabcn.

SSn ser beriibnten Wenagcric Ocs
Sor0in ocs Blantes Su @ariS nlohte
I'M Sabre 1861 Elm ru9ep6bnlibcs
observation-disclosures biel BON licb
reOeiI n6nilidj 0aS 5ipiiden einenI
Eiger iii0 eincm fleinen itbpar6en
Siibu1en.
Ger Sieger mar Elm Eradterertplar
aus Senegal, Oeiien mnieitdtiiAe @e.
itolt ln0 gepoltige 'Stimme olgc-
meineS 0luiiebeu errcgtcu. Seine tag.
li9cn 9fationen beitnn6cn aus elmer
aniebnliben Bortion roben 5leii6eS,
ionic aus pinigen lc6cnoen &iibnern
mo 9aninden, sic Der grimmige
Eiger nit beionocrer 8orliebe Der.
idlang.
Inter oieien ungliidli6en @eihop-
fen befano iid eineS Cages auh cine
idfuar5e Senne, ein flcines, llnidein.
bares Dina OaS oem &0nioStiger
gum Spfer ieines ole5eit aeirdBigen
9ta1enS faQen iolltc.
Gum lnbeidreibliben Grltaiiuen
oe5 fiitternoen @GdterS aber blicb
0ns fleine unintere GiDg am 9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

Qlufbebrulg oes @oifts bon glarfes
neue Sdaren fran5oiii6er Gmigrun-
ten 6ranfreids SlOiltrien nod Oeitt-
icben Sanocn Derpilan5ten itono 8a.
ielS Seioan6on0lpcbcrei bcreits ge-.
riIiiet oa uno lieB iih nidt mebr be-
ieitioeu. SRaht5eitig mndte iie iiA
oiid6 oie Grfiuoung ocs Socquoro-
ihlbles 8unuse; 5it @eginn Oes 19.
Sobrbunoerts eriette iie 0en Snn0be-
trieb our6 Die medaniide aroft unO
5og onl glniung oes 20. Sa6rbunoerts
Ole aIeltriiAe gneroie gum 9lntrie6
Der Stiible beran. glls Die g1ot Der
3eit iic 0a5u DeronIaBtc, 50gerte iie
aud uiht nit Der teillUeilen 8erles
gung ibrer 8etriebesij6er Die 2an0es.
gren5en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

Cine SGpei5er Wluitermeiie bal
fiir5lib in 9aiel itottgefunocn uno
menn man ibrcn grfolg ouSiblieBli6
an Der 9eiuder3abl ntiBt, 10 lit 81
iogcn oaB CT in 0icier Siniidt ouh
Die &ofiuinoen Der aroBtcn Sptl.
miIicu pcit iibertroifen bat. EroB Der
iAlebten 3iigberbin0lngen itrontcn
Die sSntereiicnten ais allen Seilen 0es
2on0eS III 6clcn Shorei na6 Ser
Sta0t am 9lbeine, lino Die @eltidlpei5
0iirfte in oieier @e5iebnug biilter Der
Gitihwci3 foln sltridgeblilbcn ieiu.
@ie Gogungen berihieoener ibipci5e-
rider @erbdnoc tuigeu iucitcr Oa5il
bel, 9oiel m6brenO ser 0leBpocben
0es @eprdge elmer ei9cntliden 6elt-
itaot 81 gcben.
Qie W1eBleitlrng, Ole ieincrScit BEL
Ser Grpaniiation 0es llutcruebmens
glaabte, ibm nur ourh GinfIeiohug
oes fonuncr5ieQen Gerns Der rcinen
Wluitcrynciic in tcilpciies glusitel.
lunqsgcmano oas sSutcrciie meiterer
Streiie iidcrn 8u f0nneh miro iid
beutc NIT 9ledt iogeL oaB Die 9e.
fiirdhtn9 manaeluocr Seilnabme
our6ous inbesriinoet mar. SUIT 0as
@eocnteil lit eiugetreten uno man
fam bente riidbidonp fonitaticren
0oB Die @cranitoItung cher unter
llcberanorang als an Wlangel BON
@eiu6ern fit. Elm llnliianO. Der
8mcijcQo8 ibrcm oQgemeiuen 4ropa-
qanoosmede cltiprodl, Ger nber ibre
rein fonrmcr3iclen 93eirltate eber be-
eintro6tiqt 6oben oiirfte. 8om
Stronl Der 9eludrr puroen @ertdn-
fer uno adiifer gelegentlid aeraoe5u
lDeQQcihpcmnlt. 0a es beoreiflirber.
iuciIe nidt ieoernonHs Code lit, in
miiten elmer iih oran9enoen @engc
oelmditliHe gerbanolitneen gum glb.
fdluiie 3u briHaen, 70 oiirfte wobl
manMcr glusiteaer crit an Salo nad)-
tr1olihcr 9eitclllngen oen oollen
llmionq oes Geiuitotes ieiner @lcB
beteilisung 81 fonitatiercn in Der
Gage iein.
Ginen beionOers 9roBen Hoinl
nobu ole gosler Scioenbaitip0hltrie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

monniodft ipitrSe IN @ilis8iiaen an
Sie llngliidsitdtte geiii9rt. Seit Stlul.
oen miro non mebreren bunOert
Nlonn fiebrrbaft oearbeitet. 9isbcr
purocn oht Renonen, OoDon orci
6rollcn aus oem Sdnee gcgrabcn,
bci oencn olle acknowledgements.
iu1e crfoleloS eeblieben iino.
Gbur, 80. 9[pril. 9luS Dem bers
idiittcten 3ug lpurOen big iest neun
2ei6en geborgen. 9ic 3nbl Der @niia-
giere betrug etpn 30. @iele iin0 ber-
leBt, bod am 9eben. Inter Sen Sotcn
befinoet Ii6 8ugiiibrer Sdmio, I'm.
ter Den @eretteten San6elsiefretdr
Or. 9riigger ous @bur.
llcber fiirhtbare 2aipinenDer5ec-
rungen I'M &nnton llri miro Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

S6pei6eriideu Gepei6enagentiir ge-
melOet; SSm HeuBtale berridlt 5ur5eit
iebr groBe 2oNinengefnbr. Sm Grit
feloertal purOe om 5reitog Elm Staa
nit ettpa 0ebu Stiid @roBpieb ser.
molmt. Cine &ilfsfoIonne mlBte III.
Derridteter 0ingc unlfcbren unO be-
nerfte babel, Dob cine wcitere ga.
mine ein &ous uno cinen Stoq aer-
lt0rt bate. Ob ole betrcficn0c So
mile SSolef Suber nod lebt, fonnte
bisBer ni1t feit0eitellt iuer0en. g(n
Sanstag ii6eridiittetc bic 9rltittul.
laipine fii0lic9 0eS Ga6nbofS @riticl0
cine Bride Ser @ottbarolllie, 10 oaB
big obenos iiebcpsllbr Der 0etrieb nuf
cine ein5igc Spiir bcl1rGnft lucroen
utuBtc. @e9eniibcr ocr 9fnrrfirMe
bon g9aiieu ipiiroe Gin Gtdllplit pier
Sliiben 0es GoiibaIterS @alua be.
groben. Sonntng nlorgen odt llbr
fltbr etlpa 1870 Dieter n0r0Ii1 0es
Yabnbofes 6jlrtteacH bic N}ardliS-
taaoibine in gon3 ollBerorOcntlicber
9lusDebuung nieocr, 10 Oab iic ibr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

8anofobrif erri6tcn ipoIltc, oa oer-
fiigte Der 9fat bon 8iirib Die 9lufbe-
bung oieies llnternebmens nit Dem
9emerfen man per0e bic grrihtltng
bon 6abrifen ouf Dem 2onoe nidt
Oul0en. glod inr Sobre 1885 wuroen
geriu1e sur @inhibrung Der 9allo-
reberei in 8iirib geniacbt; in5uilhen
NOR ober oie aonfurren3 9oiels, oaS
ibon i'm Sabre 1851 Dem 9onoihibl
Die @obn freigcgeben batte, bereitS
81 uabtig gelpor0en. Gurh cine ent-
ic6lofene Sat BOT 9olel ooulaIs i'm
recbten glneenblife oafiir geiorgt oaB
i6u Die 9onomeberei erbalten blieb.
0ieler GntidhiB ioate iid in Der
6olge reiAlicb lobnen. 9Lls nod Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

Seit Wfeni@enge0enfen Hot sic
Shlpei5 niht in Dem WlnBe iulter ga.
minenitiir5en 6u leiDen gebo6t mic in
berenngenem g9inter, unO nod gegen
0en Sonrmar iino gcipaltigc Shnce-
maiien nie0ergegongcn. G8 miro Oors
iiber aus Der 'SCbpei5 berihtot:
9aboS, 30. 9lpril. glu Sonntag
obeno 5 llbw lit ser bon 2anoqitort
noH 0obos fobrenoe 3ug Der 0dti-
i1en @obn beim 9aboierice BON elmer
gewaItieen 2opine beridittet NOR
ben. Ger 8ue, Der ans Der 2ofomo-
tibc, orei EerioHen- un0 einen @e.
pGdmogen beItono, ipuroe mitten aus
einanoergeriiien. Die beioen bintercn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

Seine pilOe @1aieiidt aus rciBcn-
ocn @ridledt Der Characterization ge-
iiien lbien Elm mcrfluiiroigcs g9o6l-
gcfallcn on 0cn Spriingen Oes flat.
ternocn idpor5cn Siibnleis alt finOer.
melden Der @cwaltigc NIT iibtlidem
Gergniigen 5ltidaute.
9ieie geDiB ungep06nlirbe Same
raoidnit bIie6 beltc9cn. Ser flcine
9idt marc nit Scr 8eit iogor 10 fed
uno iibermiitig, OaB er, obne i'm min
oeiien oilf Oos grdBlicbe 9riiaen iei-
ncs eefabrlibcn @oitoebers su obten,
iiberaa in 6eiien ndbiter gl1be gon5
0rciit bic &6rner nufpifte, meIde Der
&Grter i6n ais 6utter binworf. 90.
gar 5pii6en oen mGbtigen Gotten
ipa5ierte oos tleine idpor5e Subn
rubig binourb, ooer modte epmna-
itii6e llebungen bonn boben Saupt
oes aoni9stigers aus, mas oieier
our6aus nidt libel 81 bernerten ee-
rlibte
@ieacicbt mar es ole @inIomfeit,
sic 2aneeweile, 0ie iel6it einen Giger
5abmen imO gum gliten &amerooen
MAIDEN fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

Gin. 0oB pell1e @loubensIluAtlinge
na9 Der Characterization Die Sei-
oenin0uitrie iii 9oiel cingefiibrt ba-
ben, peiB jeoermoun. @eniger eegen.
mdrtig lit Dem alleeueinen 8eipuBt-
icii, onB Die territoriole g(rbeitstei.
lung 8iDiiden 0er 9asler uno 8iirAer
SeioeninouIirie lib crit in neuerer
3eit 0efinitib boa8ogeu bat. 9iS in
oag 10. SSabr6uii0ert bliibte au9 in
9oiel cine Seioeaitoffpeberet Die
a6er 6eilte MIR nod in Der Spe5iali-
tat n9uulpfid5e Streppueberei~ fort-
le6t glud in 8urih mollten oie 2o-
corner i'm Sabre 1854 Seioenb1noer
mcbcn; iie itieBcn aber bort olif oen
@ioeritQno Ser %piomenter itn0
panoten iit uu1 @aieG no lie cine
bleibenoe Stdtte fan0oi. Se6r pabr.
ibeinlidl lit nbcr in 9oicl aud) Oireite
Ginwanoerling ans &ocnrno eriolgt
Sn 6en ieb6iger &obren oes AZ.
%Qbr1un0erts reuollltionierte Die @r-
finouug ocs aimitiht6Is. Der ioge.
nannten ,Ydnoclnrible~ bic Seiocn-
banomebcrei. @isbcr bntten Die @oia.
mertcr Die 9dnotr alif tlcinen Stiib.
len G SddmelnD oaluebt ino oa6ei Die
Sdiffrbcn BON @ou0 0emorien. gluf
oenl ncucn Stubl lpnroen oic 9dn0er
mecbnitiiA bcluegt; ofb fonnten 0eren
ieA5ebn nebeneinonoer gclpoben mer.
oen. Stii5lc oicicr gIrt famen 1860
in 9oiel ouf; aud IN Scboffbmilcnl
Seuertbalen un0 Gbur lollcn iolhe
aafgeiteQt morOcn icin. Gic @piamen-
ter fiibIteu iib 0ur6 Die neue 9c.
triebsmeiie be0robt unO berlongten
bon oen 9lcgicrungcn ole glbiboiiling
Der Stii6le. @baratteriitiid lit nun
oie Satiod6c, ooB @cuf Dem 9on0.
itubl bon glnfong an feline Gore oer-
ihloB. Sic @ebor0au bon 3iirib nob-
man cine 5ogernoe Solhtng elm; noe.
Scr i'm Sabre 1869 nod i'm Sabre
1926 fonntcn iie iih 5ur 3uIoiiuug
oeS 9anoltu6leS entihlieBen. So, ais
i'm Sabre 1859 Soiepb Orea, inter
itiibt bon einem fran5oiiihen Gmi-
grantcn un0 nit grlnibni8 oes gpbteS
bon Giniieoeln, in g9einigen cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

gepobntes 9ett berlieB. gluf oerR
@urtneler6erg 5er6riidte Iie oas
Saus bon @elneiuoeidreiber 0ittli,
totete feline Srau ibr iiingites &ino.
iolpe Oen @emeinoepermulter 9lno-
reas goumann uno sen 2on6mirt
6urocr. Sic gepo6ner 5ipeier an.
oerer fortgeriliener Sduier fonnten
0erettet Deroen. 6crner nuroen ie6s
StGae nit iibcr 20 Stid @roBbieb
uno elmer gln5aGl &leinbie6 3erlt0rt.
gSc1cu fortgeieBter @efu6r puroe oie
gauge @cgenO iofort obgeiperrt, liuo
ouf Ocm @urtncacr6erg mebrere
Nduier gcrdumt. @ie 6cuermebren
iino olfge6oten. Ter Steaenbolt ser
Gleftrifi3ierlngsnrbeiten bel g9oIicn
lit 0urcb oie 2apincn in feuler @eiie
gcfdbr0ct.
8rig lleberna i'm obcren Nbone-
tai gingcn groBc 2alpiHcn nieoer. SSn
Selfingcn (@otnS) pnroc elm Stall
nit oplebnIic5cm Gicbitauo nerI6iit-
tet Der Sd1oocn belalft li1 ollf meb.
rcr tallieno 5ronfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

g9agen Duroen etlpa so N3eter ipeit
aus Dem @eleiie eeporfen, Der iibrigc
Cell oes 3uges bon Der &apine IN
10-t5 Wleter 3iefe 5ugeeedt. Die
9alpiue fam offenbar infolee oes 8u-
iammenItoBes nit Dem Bug gum Ste
ben iliio fu6r nid5t mebr peit iiber oie
9abnliuie binnltS. Die Sniaiien na'
Der binteren @ogeu, fonnten
aim Seil lmberlebt aus Dem Bug
ipringen o0er bernah aus ben nm5e-
norfenen @agen iteioen. Sturmge,
ldilte mahten in 9abos Silfe mobil.
Die 6euerwebren BON TapoS-9orf
un6 bos-@lat, groBe Sharen Der
in 0aoos internierten Oeutiben Sol-
ooten, iowie 5ablreihe onoere .SiIfs-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

Der Sreit5gang i'm gasler Wliiniter.
9onf 6ieIer 9liibrigfeit, Eotfrait
uno Observation-Disclosures bat ii9 Die
gosler Observation-Disclosures 81 elmer
gSeltitealng emporgelhpingen oie
i6on aus ser Satiobe berborgebt
OaB oie @aSlcr SeioeutrodlnlRgsan-
itolt na6 @ioilan0, SBon, 8iirib uno
ct. Gtienne an fiinfter SteQe -itebt.
SIN Sabre 1870 itnnOen in gaiel crit
359 Stiible; lire @eiomt5obl betrug
INN 1900 berum etlpa 5000. Sellte
berfiigt sic 9osler Sei0cnbauoiuOl-
itric ii6er etipa 10000 Stiible, pooon
$500 6ousinouitrieae. Sic erportierte
i'm Sabre 1915 9303 Goppel5entner
Seioenbano I'M @crte bon iiber 60
WGaiouen SrollfeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-15

Scr 2nide eoscloSut baltimore smha anG 1917.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23

and Tony Franey. One trustee is to be elected for term of three years. Plans for the membership cam paign, under the special dispensation permitting the local aerie to reduce its initiation fee to .$5 for 60 days, were discussed. A number of interest," ing and enthusiastic talks were made. Five applications for membership were received.
 The Thanksgiving day banquet com- mittee reported that it's work is well under way, and that it will submit its complete report about 8 o'clock on the evening of November 29, when the members can determine whether the committee has satisfactorily dis charged its duty. The committee con- templates having the state president, George Rye of Fort Smith, and other state officers at the banquet. A meet ing will be held Sunday afternoon to make final plans. This committee is composed of E. B. Harvey, c. E. Watson, O. F. Tedstrom, R. A. Poole, and Judge J. R. Stewart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
FARMERS WIFE NEAR PINE BLUFF FINDS ASTONISHING

"For ten long years I had suffered with my stomach. I tried everything without relief, but after one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy I knew I had obtained what I had been look ing for and l took the full course of treatment. It is going on years now and I have never had any pains or bloating since.( It removes the ca tarrhal mucous from the intestinal tract, and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dose will con- vince or money refunded. For sale by Mann's Pharmacy.-Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
EAGLES NOMINATE
 FOR LODGE OFFICER s

Nominations for officers in the Pine Bluff aerie, Fraternal order of Eagles. were started at the meeting last night. The nominations will close at the meeting on December 6, when the cleo tion will take place. Worthy Presi- dent J. Frank Franey, Worthy Vice President Elmo Reynolds. Chaplain E. J: Kerwin. and Secretary W. J: Me to their several positions. Messrs. Franey, Reynolds and McBryde, with out opposition.
 Other nominations were: For chap lain, R. A. Poole; for treasurer, o. F. Tedstrom and s. x. Vaulx; for inside guard, c. c. Demrod and R. L. Me- Gehee; for outer guard; J. A. Max yell, Captain Watts. T. w. Mitchell, \. H. FIcWets md T. E. HcBuxnett: 3eR txusts Eafl ood, !. s. Ho0gett
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
BIG THANKSGIVING
 SERVICE PLANNED

Arrangements are being made to make the community Thanksgiving service as much cosmopolitan ser vice as possible. It is to be held lon Thanksgiving night at the Stephens tabernacle, and is to be made a pa triotic service. Liberal use of our own national airs and the national songs of our allies will be made and several special musical numbers will be rendered.
 Parts on the program will be taken by Reverends Stowell, Norris, Cox, Goldstein and Jordan. Hugh Fox, w. w. Tavlor, w. F. Coleman, and Judge Sorrels will make addresses.
 In this time of war it will beN fit ting thing to have great patriotic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL PLANS.

Mitchell Selligman, who has the contract for the architectural worK of the Boys Industrial school to be erected here, received telegram yes aerday from Miss Julia Houston, a member of the board, asking him to defer further work on the plans for a few days. Miss Houston is in New Orleans attending the national con ,vention' of the American Prison Im- provement association, and her mes sage stated that she had obtained new ideas in construction of such in stitutions as the one to be erected by the state for benefit of wayward boys of Arkansas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
BETTER BABY CONTEST.

A better baby contest has been in augurated by the Branch Normal school for negroes. It Is to be held in connection with the agricultural festival and will be decided and con testants should enter their babies on December 6.
 The contest has twO-fold purpose. First, 1t is to provide an opportunity for parents to learn the more import ant facts concerning the rearing and care of their children.
 Second: It is to furnish facts bearing upon the needless deaths of babies fin the community.
 For the most healthy boy baby there will be given a liberal prize.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
MRS CHEsTNUTT NOT so WELL.

Mrs. Hattie Chestnut, who, it will be remembered, fell and broke her leg last week while she was delivering a letter to the postman addressed to her son, the late Charles Chestnut, is now at the home of this son, whose death was so. deeply felt by the entire Pine Bluff community.
 News from Mrs. Chestnutt's sick room last night was not encouraging, but both physicians and nurses are doing all that science and loving ten- derness can accomplish for the com fort of the stricken lady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23

the Cotton Belt hospital at TeXark- ana, where he has been undergoing treatment for an injury sustained in the Cotton Belt shops where he is em- ployed. MT. Robinson sustained a crushed finger.
 Urentiss Dickey, who enlisted in the Arkansas National guard several months ago is here from Camp Beau regard, La., visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. S. M. Dickey.
 L. F. Bellingrath, who has been seriously ill, has sufficiently recovered to be removed to his home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23

on vacant lot in this vicinity and the fire was threatening several fen ces and houses. It was quickly ex- tinguished. The departmen; also an swered a call from Fourth and Ten nessee, where a bale of cotton was burning in a box car. Very little damage was done.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
JOHNSON SELLS MOTOR CARS,

J. c. ("Pam") Johnson is now as- sociated with the s. c. Veil Motor company in the capacity of sales man, and will aid in the distribution of the, Service motor trucks, Stutz, Apperson and Davis passenger auto- mobiles, handled in this section by the Well company, MT. Johnson was formerly connected with the Trulock hotels, an dhas hundreds of friends in this city and section.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
PERSONALS 7

Emil Hercher, one of the foremen for the lNotton Belt railway hdre, went to St. Louis yesterday, upon re- ceipt of a message apprising him of the death of an uncle.
 Shafter Walker, blacksmith in the employ of the Cotton Beltfi is confined to his home at Twenty-seventh ana Hazel as the result of an attack or paralysis.
 B. H. Robinsin has returned from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
GLEE CLUB CONCERT.

The Glee club of the Branch nor nal for negroes will give concert at the negro Masonic temple here on the evening of December IA. The concert will be under the direction of F. J. Work, a noted colored singer, brought to Pine Bluff and installed as member of the normal faculty by J. G. Ish, principal of the college.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
MEETING AT SHOPS.

The regular Friday meeting at the Cotton Belt shops under the auspices of the Y. M. Q. A. will be conducted at noon today by the Rev. L. w. Ev- ans, pastor of Carr Memorial Metho- dist church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
SANDERS SUCCEEDS WHITE

J. R. Sanders, IT,, was elected sec retary and treasurer of the Pine Bluff Cotton exchange, at a special meet ing of the directors leld yesterday. Mr. Sanders was named to fill the vacancy caused by the death of J. c. White, ST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
DIVORCES.

The following divorces were grant ed yesterday: Rernice A. Cupp from Henry Cupp, assertion: Ida Donelson from James Donelson, cruelty and Irene Harris from Henry Harris Har- ris, desertion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
[others Arrange for rayer Services.

i The mothers of the Pine Bluff boys Tho are in training, or have gone verseas, have formed a pray circle
 mich will meet each week in diff brent homes. The meeting We'd esday was at the residence of Mrs. Pill Fox, and was led by Mrs. E. M.
 oodwin. The meeting next week fill be held Wednesday at the resi- ence of Mrs. T. Y. Murphy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
LELAURIN HOME AGAIN.

Mir. and Mrs. L. E. Laurin have re- turned from Tulsa, Okla, where MT. LeLaurin was employed when he suf- fered a paralytic stroke. Mrs. LeLau- rin went to Tusla last week, and ac- companied her husband to Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
GRASS FIRE CAUSES ALARM.

Fire companies Nos. and made a run yesterday afternoon to Twen. ty-first and Linden, in answer to an alarm. Some one ignited the grass
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
BIRTHS.

Born, to Mir. and Mrs. O.. S. Sum- ner, 2412 East Sixth, Tuesday, girl.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Frank Skin ner. PIP 1-2 Walnut, Thursday, a boy. The name of Frank Walter Skinner, IT,. has been bestowed upon the little fellow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-11-23
MEN CALLED FOR
 MILITARY DUTY

District board No. 1 of Jefferson county has issned call for the fol- lowing registrants to report next Mon day, November 26, at o'clock p. m. clock p. m.
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thanksgiving service in which all may participate.
NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS AND
 REBECCAS.

On Monday evening, November the 26, 7:3O p. m. Jefferson lodge I. o. o. F. will give to the Rebeccas a re- ception at it's hall on Fourth and Main over Reinberger & Collier drug store; at which time and place re treatments will be served. All Re beccas and their!F husbands and the wives of all odd Fellows are urgent ly requested to be present and assist in the entertainment and to swell the attendance. Bear in mind the time and place and be present although you may not be financial or your membership may be elsewhere; for we have a treat in store for you and you can not we'll afford to miss 1t. Come out on time.
 Yours in F. L. and T..
 s. J. HUNT
 J. c. HIERSCHPEIL
 w. F. BALDWIN Committee on arrangement
 11-21-5t.
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Phi1athea Class

Phisathea Class "Arm and Waist'' Social.
 The Philathea class of Haw,ey Mem- orial church will give an "arn and waist" social at the home of Mrs. J. W Baldwin, 14O9 West Fifteenth. this evening.
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BOYS BEAN SUPPER.

At the boys bean supper at the Y. M. c. A. this evening, an address on "The Auction Sale of Boys" will be delivered by Rev. L. w. Evans.
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badies Auxiliary of
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1 The Ladies auxiliary of the Brother food of Railroad Trainmen will meet |bnight at Labor hall. Valuable in- 'truction pertaining to the order will
 e given, and all members are earn Sstly requested to be present.
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aC sa. Nusical Program.

nc.der Musical Program.
 ker m,a music pupils of Annuciation ,o,nr rendered an important pro- acau. vasterday, in smenlory of St. Ce- The program was as follows: ce,,s, 11nnn to St.. Cecelia, by all the mqs,s ;fa m of St. Cecelia by Miss Mary Holland. 1obr cordv
 .Tar O,Shanter,"-Rose Sylvester.
 ai ;.tlo M Fairy Bell, Lula Hardin.
 .nia as;,,,1o .'-Annette Dreyfus.
 .nnaic ,"-Philoment Syl- |yester. y n., ru;,oho+,, blurphy .,, . p.o.+
 oReautiful Sparks or Love,"-Ber- kie Bell Hauber. ;, ,
 "Charge of the Hussars, s,"|'Margar- e' aAmorosa. A., Annette Williams.
 aMarch. ."-Felicia Meyers.
 .Tolk Dance,"-by Annette Will Hams. Marcellise Edwards. Inez Raes- mond Madeline Roost, Mary Virginia Kerwin. Ella May Hill, Mary Eliza beth Murphy, Elizabeth Fels. | After the program, dainty refresh ments were served.
 Royal NeighbOrs
 Kses Today.
 Tha Royal Neighbors will meet Ihis evening in Fraternity lall, and mite number of national and state ,fficers will be present to help in Initiating about fifty new members.
 The meeting will be attended by he supreme oracle, Mrs. Eva Childs M Hanover, Wis; Supreme Adjuster frs Laura Brumagin of St. Louis, Etate Supervisor Mrs. Lillian Lee, of little Rock; and District Deputy Mrs. Brace Morris, of Dermott.
 Much credit is due to the following local officers; Oracle, Mrs. Minnie klford; vice oracle, Mrs. Lula Bethye; bast oracle, Mrs. Minnie Hayes; chan Eellor, Mrs. Dolly Piper;;S recorder. irs. Minnie Falls; receiverd Mrs. lucy Mayfield; marshal, Mrs. Katie durphy;, inner sentinel; Mrs. Minnie horn; outer sentinel, Mrs. Dora OWefS,s
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The A. o. U. w. Women's club will meet this evening at Labor temple. The chaneg in meeting is due to the fact that the club was unable to se- cure Fraternity hall for this evening, the building having been rented for other purposes.