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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-05
@n6stienejte.

s Saith 2utberan Gburcb, ST.. al
Morfl,biu % Charles. gfg., bill ser
Mipe @uostieneite til lGopmlig Gil
paa @suoag 8%ormiooag. @altor
Hbar1es 8. Grant pil preoife oper
8efiten: Come Unto Sim. Ser Ell
5snoagsffole aI. 9,45 bier 5pnbag
ane Borplbre ct. attn1o6et ON al
fen1e oeres 8grn.
ION begbnoer 2gr
ing ben Is. .September ST. 10 Tm
j Qirfens Bnrlors. MIle @prn opc1
12 Anr ct belfomne.
airfens apinbefore,,i,,g n1goer noe
He Sasbag i airfens 8orlors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-05
st. PAUL.
Gitp Office:
628 Gubie1tt Building.
Sch aipb eller &eparation 81
albre bejss ben oeltienote Snpeler
Simea 8elion, 200 s. TT Street.
8refbent @ilions Beips.

AS4t%YS0SN%
Som meooelt anoet Steo Blaoet
pl port 2onos Yreiioent, 8ooorom
Bil5oa, befsge ct. 8aul oen Soc
september. So set er life ngopen=
oiat for os at fige, at Dor 8ps Dor
aere forbereoer fig paa at gipe bam
ct 8enommen, fom albrig fer er
bIepcn noge,1 Monb tiloel St.4saltl.
San bill anfomme til Bpen ON
SSormiooogen og bill, iaa pibt bi for
1tnar, jtrufs begibe fig til Gapitollet,
bpor ba.l bill tale til 2egislatlre1l
Ser er 5%ommenfal6t til Ell efstraor=
olnnrr Canning; oerefter bill Eurel1
aon til Minneapolis, bpor ban p1l
tale ueo ct fort offentligt Mfgoe, oq
Oh, Afte,en bill baa tale ct. Naltl
An0itorium, Der lelbiogt bill bl1ut
epfrfpIbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-05
Wsanae Bcipgen6e.

Der CT ntarlge tilrele,oc geipgell-
oe i 8Den / oenne llge, fprIt %
frenlmelt Ell BET Sc mango lloItil-
lingsbeibgeltbe, Der CT talrigere iaar
eno r~ogenitnoe fsr, % iaa er Der sc
1las1ge Delegerebe til M1ltericm Sc
gions &onpe1tim Der ! @Den | ben-
ne I1ge. Set ct Minneiota Mfbelim-
gen, Ser afbol6er &pnoentionet,
8laslot De mango notable @erim1er
RACER BOG Obcrltlpitnat Gbeo0orc
Mooiebelt &ope6et op oper ollie be
andre. ST. Moo1epelt bar talt beo chi
,Mangoe Mgber, % bans binoenbe
8erionligbeo iuapeliom bans nimoo-
ltaaelige Gmil bar bl11bet bam CT
itpr 8Gmefrebs life a1ere blanbt
sploater. &omeraterne, men og1aa
blanot sen -cipile 8efolfning.
scanbinapian-s lmeriean 2ines
aorlige itore Sltle-@rfuri1on afgaar
fra Seem Sort oen 6. December 81
refte til 9onmarf meb SEN popnlprc
itore Camper "l1niteo 5tates" {.
Rgiepla6s tan M ~reierberes bos
nterlnelte Darnpifibsagent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-05
Mrbeiberbagen

Mrbejoerres fore Narabe Man=
bags par meget ftorilaaet; Der bar
flor gilTutning / oct berlige Bejr.
Rnrnoe1s Marfbal bar Coroner 6
81. ssnger|m,s zen. SRoerspla6s bon
baT inbebopt for mango Mar. nmio=
6abnrt berefter .inos .8orgmelter
@obgfon og @ommisiar @1ancp.
Sim gftermib6agen bar Ser fort
Rsbe I Gate 8balen Barf. 8org-
Hsfjter &obgfon bar &opeotalerea;
Tan notalte, at M%rbeioerne biloe bin
De i set inge Sob. 9e bar De
n,n1,ge. SON baabebe, at ollie Sorigg
pau at fornn6re Hrimernalglope11
DiIoe ,mis1pffes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-05
N,nnnbIens Murbpplsferb.

Sra 5cottle meobelcs, at berboer=
ocgfor6ntn1lb tror, at &oalb Mnn11l6=
ien, 5p6polens Spbager, og lom bar
lat St9nnen moo geor6polen, briper
omfri1tg meo lit 5ejlifib "Mouo" ct
cller altbet 5tco Nor0 for 8eit 5ibi-
rie1.. Ser CT intet b9rt fra Mmu1o-
fen iioen 1. Sept. 1915 ga ban tog
9lie i1rb poo Orion Gen. Com be-
fie1ot me6bringer 5fibet to Mero~
planer, % 6et ol1tages, at Mmnnb=
ics1 bil benptte hem paa 6ejlats fi6-
tie Strefning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-05
smtbet i @bmens 2enfer.
Wr. Womos sc. .estoefoale %.
9Pifs Mnbel nlneis er blebct
mroet ! &p1neng 2n11fer. 8i6ner
uur gr. % Mrs. 81. &rogito6.
. SeIbatrr=MratiaIe.

BorIb @or Beterans Of Mi,1nea=
pcIis bar belllttet at bcbe 2egislatu=
rn ON u1tocr fin @fstraiamIing at
re0fage en- Sob gipenoe alIe Mano,
Der bar pnret ! &rigstienete11, SIS
Mnnreoen for bier Raaneo Be gior-
Dc fjpneite. Mepraientart :. S.
Mcyrntb at Mirneapolis CT bIepet
nperoraeet at forfatte ct 5orFae j
ion Seafee11be.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-05
81 Z
Sfral(emGub.

Ser CT ltor Trong paa Sfral1c-
meno til at fiere omfring og tp1nn1c
.5fornbptter, bp:s S;16bolo goar op
&pg / @pets offentlige Sorbre,1=
.%6ingsanltalt. Men set ct jo life til
AT n11bres ober, 1laar mo11 tager
.&etipn til @elillingen og iaa bgrer,
at Betaltngen fun CT 81 ON Gage1l,
bpa0 Ser 10 fife rega1es for fort i
bisle Gi6er.
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Kirker og %Foreninger.

CHRISTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hj9rnet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-.
-neste hver S9ndag, engelsk XII.
1890, norsk XII. 1870 Find.
NoRsK LUTHERsKE TREFoL-
DIGHEDSKIRKE, HORNET af
harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver SGndag XII.
1890 Find. og 7.30 Aften. SSn-.
dagsskole XII. 1915.
0ST EMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hj6rnet af Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste hver sgn-
dag XII. 1920 Find, eden og 4de
Spndag engelsk, eller norsk. ALE
Acknowledgements norske. BON.
nem6de hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8.
fDANSK EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hornet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. .Gudstjeneste hver S9n-
dag Form. ri. IL. S9ndagsskole HI.
DEN DANsK-NORsKE METHODIST
KlRKE. Hj9rnet af Broadway OF
ID. ST., afholder sine. Gudstjenester
som fdlger: Pr@diken Sgndag Form.
Kl. 1880. Aften Ri. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: Ssndag Aften
ri. 7.45; literart Mode de ire fgrste
Trsdage Maaneden. B9nnemgde
hyer Onsdag Aften Kl. 8.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE KRKE,
1876 Thomas ST, n@r Rice St.,
afholdes Gudstjeneste hver Sgn-
dag En-. XII. 8. Pradiken we'd
Prof. G. B. Bulge. En- Kvartet
fra Bibelskolen i Minneapolis
synger.
|NoRDKAP LoGE NO. 8, SUMNER
AT NORGE, m6der 1ste og 3die
Mandag Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 156 w. Ninth st.
lSYNN0vE LOGE NO. s DoTRE AT
NORGE, mpder 2den og 4da Man
dag Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall. 1856 w. Ninth st.
81. G. ANDERSEN LoGE Mr.. 81. b
3. s, mader lste og 3die Fredag i
Maaneden paa Royal Arcanum Hall,
81. at st. Peter og 4th Streets.
FORENINGEN nGODTHAABu ND.
der 2. og 4. LSrdag paa Royal Area.
nun Hall, al. af st. Peter og 18th
Streets.
FORENINGEN sDANMARKs SON.
NER" az D. s. D. f., msder j. % 8.
L1rdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall.
Eli. at st. Peter og 18th Streets.
0ELEONORA CHRISTINEO LOGE
Mr.. 80, DIS. s., mdder 1ste 8og
og 3die onsdag / Maaneden paa
Odd Fellow Hall, 156 w. 9th st.
! III. at st. Peter og 4th SITS.
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Euralemmiaei

Sri Observation-Disclosures "S5or.
geumnigpi" BIZ afboI6e fit nRite Wg.
be 0ns6ag ben TO. September Dos
Hrs. 6onnn gbriitenien, 761 8uiet
Mpr. Won be:1gtter &mIin 6por.
Dogn til Brior Mbenue % gaar tt
BIpcfs Norb. Ane CT belfomne.
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unabomsmbbe.

SsSu1lipr 2l1tber 2eague, Der iorte=
rer UNDER 6aitb 2l1tberm @burcb,
.afboloer MS6e n91te Sors6ag Mf=
ten / &ienmet bos Gtbel Sanion,
$50 ct. Mntbonb Mpe.
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Camp 8rage.

49,
8rage 5a11geH1le tpltfer iaa imnat
pan at LUTTE oeres Som1nerboteI l1oe
beo Silper Cate / Ben s1prmeite
6remtib, nt "a gfteronret oeaDnSer
og | be1t MnIeb1ing bar Ser tort
@iloe iibite Sbrloag meb GIbera
.sanaerlte fom @ipiter. Sc fon1, lon1
De bebit flEloe, meb 8og eller a11to=
npbH, me1 Sc tom alle meo gobt
&l1lnsr, ber foregebes 2gbet at ca.
gelt, efteriom man 1,obragte Ben enc
,5faal efter Sen a11be11 l1ltber Set pri=
mitipe Nrogram arrangeret for slst-
leoninget. 90 ser blep iltnget Tom
olorig fpr, ielbNom rogle at 5tetn=
r1er,1e briIlereoe me6 oeres Srapa
relic. Set bar Ell ge1nDtlig Set.
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Mb S~pprpeisfpntraft.

5porpognsielifabet, bbis &ontraft
meo 8pen CT giGloenbe for e11orlt Ell
lptgere Marrqffe, g.1ifer at trGffe
mt. arrangement me6 8pen, bo Sci
flyer, at bbis 0et life tilitaaes
EN- bgiere 5ats, bill set gan 5aIlit.
Pa bet anbefaler at t11ofgre Ell,
Cot Of 5erpice" @o,1traft. Men
8orgmeiter Soogion og andre al
Observation-Disclosures er / 6nper III
at afbente, bpao Mnneapolis oil
gi6re meo fin nDe &ontraft, ON bpil-
ten Der piI blibe Solfeafitemning /
9ecembcr: S%tio1erti6 bar Spor-
[pognsiclifabet as1mooet ON, at mo
|leoen6e' Sorbnn0linger trnfs begpl1=
|oes, % ct Mgbe meo gnraooet bill
|firloe 5teo ! en- 11ar 6remtio.
sogfpnoige paaitanr, at 8pei1 Dor
Balaet mellem 10 Gents 8illette:l
|eller a%ommnnaleie og Drift.
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Msh1rtter iia l%1bIrttel}e.

arbeloerne Toe berpprenoe Ser.t.
ha,febprflteoer mooipttcr Jig at no
1ptte 2enlpergsmaalet, Iom fore
Haaet nf Y~r91ioenten.
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Eriferne aaar neb.

s sen Giib1te .uge bar Der D9ret c
u,innre. Erisfolo paa &jpoparer.
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krnnBha.
Opbsfalb.

Setter Se;1ien paa Grocer Gtreet
bor friitet ben gorg at mite fin
&ultru, Ser 6e6e forrige Eprsoag ef-
ter ct la11gere gpgeleie. Sum par
SO Mar gammpl og bar i langere
Sio6ina1siefret9r al &ptl1beforenir-
gel / oen cngelf=lutberife Strife, iom
bll1t tilberte. &1,1t efterla6er 9ggte-
fqlle og to 5en11er.
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Ganner 6%aeforening.

Sc f~pinbelige Opbartere i 8pets
Re]tauranter bar 6aunet oeres Sag
fsreaina-
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8rDllnp.

Miis Sl1e8 Slien poo @bmarb ct.
blep gift forrige S11s6og l16elt al
ififte geapn, for benoes Was1o bar
iomn1e "Nobn. San be0ber grl1eit
|Slfcn, % BON CT lige fommert bient
fra Nrmccn / Tranfrig. Sans Tor=
Glbre bor / snnb 2ofe, Micb. Giel-
len forretteoes al &aitor glnoerien
peb oG1 oalrlfc ct. Waric Strife.
gtoar Sc retltrnerer fra oeres 8rp1=
lltpsreiie, ifal set hinge Nar DO bos
9ruoens 6or9l6re.
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Sem % 81.

8penS iomtltge 10 Saloonperter.
for laa mango er Ser, iom bar betnl1
bber $500 for at faa Sob til at ialae
tbn6t 81, bar bol6t Mgoe og oeota-
get at ielge 9l til fem og ii Gents
pr. @las. De fi1e og flotte oppe !
gDell Der betaler inotil 5000 ON
Maaneoen / 2eje, mente, at Mini=
11ltntpri1en ffl1l6e iettes til 10 Gts..
me1t De blep inefficient; n1el1 BET itaar
bent ielpfelgelig frit for at laue @las=
le;re faa itnaa, ioln De finder for
goot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-09-05
0rsmn1en birfeliesipres.

Oct er mart iefs aar, iioen beu
gn1nle Union Station blep lagt i
.Mife, % iioen bell SID bar oers otter
tpg otter lpbt Rg1ter ON 0pfgrelien
al ell monumental 8a11egaarb, scr
|funbe bore CT Erpb for 8pen og til
|lige bore el tibsibar16e % r1tmlne=
Zig 8pgning. Gang efter Gang leo
set, at MI pilbe 8lanerme blipe til
Mlppr, Ser bar Eliot en- enfelt Jorbinz
bring at operpir6e, % Mrbeioet biloe
blibe paabegpnot. Men man 11aaeoe
al6rig lengere et6 tilSorbin6ringer,
SEN fnnbc life operfommes. Mange
Dor lige pe6 at ppeipe Saabet ON at
lie en- M 8anegaar6 bDgget / SEN 1tn=
|brrenbe Generations 2ebetib.
Men aft mao bnpe en- Cube, og
1orbun6lingerne fgrte enoeltg til,
at oe forifiellige Sernbasteielifaber,
|iom ifal benptte 5tationen, blep eni=
&c. Mrbej6et pnabegpat6teS og er III
ioo blot fpr6ig, at 2e6elien n6ta=
Ter, at til Sui (ben fommell6e SUD
bill ct. Hdul faa fit Drgm ON Ell
MI itateIig Standardization birfelig=
giort. Set oil bog iigc, at set Ell
Blot ieIpe &opeobDgningen, Der bill
bore fer6ig, oct itore &omplefs oil
|tage e1lom 3 Mor, fpreno set Ell
belt fl1lbfgrt; me.1 iaa bill ct. Saul
ogian babe Ell Union Stntion, Ser
itnor fuIot paa @ejbc meo 2anoets
beolte, og set flyer llet fife laa li6t
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Gn 1870 glar aannn1el &eibaenbe:

@
8Ianbt Sc @elegcnoe paa Stuts:
.uoltillinqe1 bar 6el1 gan1le Snbimer.
chef Sobn Smitb liffffert 9iltinftio:
men lom SEN qlo1te 8eiegenoe. 6o1
Sobn Smitb, Ser al bans 5tamme.
frnnoer fal6es "@rinfleb Meat", Ell
MI 1870 Mar gam,nel. S ct Snter=
bietp ltbtalte ban, at ba11 bar glof
be6 at lepe, men ban bnb6e life lang
9i6 igien. S iine u11ge Gage, ingbe
ban, bar balt ltprf og frpgtlps, mel
I'LL begDr6te ban at blipe gammel.
SnterDielneren fortaller, at Set
gamle Sn0im1erbppoing iao og ben,
te6e paa Sengeti6e11. SON if11lbe
fope. paa @nlpet, for ban ipnes ilet
life ON "ben bbibe Manb"s Geng.
@ans Sdnz ser le6fager bam og
mao ~operhefte bans l1otalelfer, er-
flareoe, at 6aoeren alorig bar iopc.
! Ell rtgtig Seng.
Men 6erimo6 bar ban intet inlo1
at blipe fotograferet, bpilff les al
nog1e 6otografier, Tom er taaet a
ben banIfe Totograf 6. g. Gbriitiat.
len, Gais Safe, Minn., bpilfen ST
|ligger 1,ar "&pnfet ai9o"s Stem.
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fempemGsFs l1biillinasbnauinn

|Gn fenapemGsis l1bitillinssbnaninn
geroens ftsrite 8~renturitolb bill
|Mibe ppferf pua 5tatslloitiIlinqs=
grlr1oen ION bct fgrite 2eo i l1bltil=
observation-disclosures me 8ngnitggpro-
gram. 8pgninaet ifaI foitc 5000
200, % nogropinaen for ben bill
sbcgDrbe Ell .ltrr 5remtiibf.
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@cgrapelIer.

S.d& H g&yzS s4= M-..
2onis MoaenIms @ultrlt 211e
'&ia3te MDe1,11e, or ofgaaet be6 81
ben efter langere Ei6s Sbaghe6 / en-
'gl6er al 48 Mor. S1n %efterla0er
ggstefellc oa ire @pr1n, en- Sen oa
to Gbtre, ionlf en- Spiter i Montuno
FSes1oes gamle Sorplore leper ! San.
mart, bpor bun Igelcoes bar flere
|Sgifenoc. glfbp6e bar / flere ga1
|nirfiom Meolem al gmal1s &irfen
Ibis Nrpit, 8uitor Seniert, forrette.
|oe pe6 @egropellen, Der fanbt 5tef
fra Sjemnlet.
Ners. Rnrcn Sprgenle1l er bet.
iobet itille % rolig 6iemmet boS
|Mm. Gla1, 2t10 Clarence Mbe1r11e
Ell Nloer al rs 'Mar. 8egrabelier
|fon0t stco igaar fra Sergebuiet.
81. g. Nelfons @,1ltrlt, Ser bar
bar1cfgot / ae1oiba gountp, 6poe
pl1t6ielig fioite 2grooa ltben forn6.
aaaenoc Spgbom, og bcltoes Sig b1et
|fsrt til l1,ion @rope for at iorofe-
|ites. Sum nar Mober til fpD 8pr1l.
tire 5gnner og fire Dptre.
George Snrlicf, feot uoe oel
Mapi6s 1914, og Tom ianoa1 Ell al
DC tire Ssnners Nrbtager til 5aoe.
rens Ste11brllb % Sssforretilillg, %.
De fibYfe Ss1bag al 2l1ngehetpnoeI'
lie, rs aar galnmcl. Sas1 talte goo1
banif, for ] bans pnare Dage pat
alle bans Suite oar,ife SSmmigru11ter
Sart efterIaoer !Sllitru o. Cater
Sons fem 5bl1l,er ogoe for fdd ga,
tilbagc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
.THERSEA BRENKE.

Funeral services of Theresa Louise Brenke, ten year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Brenke, 701 Michigan street, who died yesterday morning at 4:45, will be held this afternoon at 2:30 from the Catholic church by Father Higgins. Interment will be at the Catholic Cemetery.
 Pallbearers will be: Toney Franey Oscar Miller, Collie .Abbenne, Eddie Lomonica, Carl Houson, William Johnson.
 The little girls was a member of the Catholic church, and attended the Catholic school where she was known for her pleasant disposition and quick ability. She is survived by her par ents, and three small sisters, Mary Rose and Margaret She was a grand daughter of Mrs. Mary Kalkbrenner and Mrs. Frank Brenke. and was a great granddaughter of Mrs. Charles Cooke.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
OBITUARY
MISS RUBY PUDDEPHATT.

Funeral services of Miss Ruby Elizabeth Puddephatt, who died yes terday morning at the family home , 1705 South Olive street, after two. weeks illness of pneumonia, will be the family residence. Services will be conducted by Rev. w. J. E. Cox and Rev. w. c. Walton.
 Honorary pallbearers will be: Henry Marx, J. P. Jordan. Garret Howsen, A. D. Foster, c. w. Butts, Tom Collier, T. 'M. Hooker, w. l.. Davis, J. E. Boyce, MT. Lewis. Active: Hicks Riley, Welbourn Martin, Cliff Foster Earl Wood, Fay McGaughy, John Holman, Bob Better, Tom Lyle.
 Miss Puddephatt was born and reared in this city, and was a mem Der of very prominent family. She attended the grammar and High schools here, and after her gradua- tion she entered the business world, and as member of the clerical staff showed an unusual business adapti- tude and ability besides gaining the esteem and friendship of her fellow workers. She had an attractive per sonality, which with her quickly sym pathetic disposition. won for her in- numerable friends here
 She is survived by her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Puddephatt; five brothers, Corrie B., of Fordyce, Charles, with the Marine corps, Will liam Jr., in the navy Harry, and Robert; one sister, Miss Mary Puddle phatt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
FAITH NOTES

Mrs. Carrie Norman and children of Palestine, Texas, are visiting Mrs. Norman's Sister and family, MT. and Mrs. D. F. Eaton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Francis Zangerl left Wednesday for their home in Little Rock, after spending few weeks here on the old home place.
 Miss Viola McCosky, who spent the past week in Pine Bluff, returned tc her home here Tuesday.
 Mrs. Georgia Sims, was in the city Tuesday. Mrs. A. o. Griffin of Roane is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Iva Cad dy.
 : A. o. Griffin went to Pine Bluff Thursday.
 H. E .Helvie made a business triI to Pine Bluff Friday.
 John T. Wilson went to Rison Fri day.
 Mrs. w. E. Brown and daughter Florence of Belleville, Ark, who have been visiting relatives in Ft. Worth Texas, are here for a few days stol over with MT. Brown, while enrout' to their home in Belleville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

Everett. 'The Freckled Face Girl'-Mar- garet Kerwin When Malinda Sings" gs"-Elizabeth Burks.
 Me and Mary"-Elizabe William son.
 "The Ship of State"-Myra Lee John
 When Company Comes" "-Frances Carcuff
 (a) Dear Little Lad; (b) "The One Who Won't Be There" "-E'rieda keStner.
 "A Si5terly Scheme"- Lee Laminack
 An Unknown Hero"-Virginia Reno.
 "Love In Kitchen, dialog-Ar- nod and Bernice Finklestein.
 Trick vs. Trick"-Edith Jenkins.
 Soul of the Violin''-Madeline Bluthenthal
 "A few bars in the key of G"- Mrs. Irwin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

as.Eagle.
 Bertie Lucille Thomas and Sumpter Eagle were married light at 8:30 o'clock at the par sof the First Methodist church Rev. E. R. Steel. Only the Hate members of the family present..
 bride is the niece of Miss Ida 625 Walnut street. She at
 the public schools here, and her graduation from High she entered the business and as stenographer for Robin nthers, became recognized for aslness acumen, and her quick
 in clerical work. She is a lady with a magnetic person. sympathetic disposition, and a Ing address, and her friends Ire many in number, and devot- attitude.
 Eagle is the son of Mrs. G. H. of Camden, and is one of the 'epresentatives of the Associat- ess .s As operator at the Ora plflce, he quickly impresses all tome in contact with him with able good-nature. He has been put a short while, but already Von many friends in this city. gently returned from the East ne was employed in New ey Y. F. Hutton and company, prokers on the stock exchange. T just 21 years of age, he is aleo as one of the fastest and accurate operators on the staff associated Press staff repre- ,Nes' and his ability and value my estimated by his employers. ana Mrs. Eagle will be at at 725 State street.
 O1t Now Hiram!
 n wno mourn the passing of the .s sa days and yearn for the re- M candy pullings, clapin and ', t,, ana post office, and the like, :. s.., 5 It? '. It's a takky party.
 ~ sixteenth and Popular sa' Monday mite.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

Suits for $14.50 A. Nash X Co.,, h. orporated. Salesman, T. J. Bryant, Phone 228O. 3-S-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

Garden seed. We have a full line of good seed. Davis Floral Co. 2-20-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
What for? To see the Tn-anc

What for? To see the Fp-Lp-and and Npaa, be gosh!
 Now all ye gotter do to be counted ln on this is to be friend of the AL exander Memorial church, then go up in the attic and dig from out the trunk with the broken hings, suit papa or mamma wore when she and he were a-sparkin', put Ter on, and step right. .out-gol durn it, gid-dep Buck!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16
Sunbeam Program.

Sunbeam Program.
 The following program will be
 given by the Sunbeam Band of the
 Beech street church tonight at 7:30. o'clock:
 Song-'I love to tell the story"
 Recitation-"You are welcome'; Fern Mosely.
 Song-By Sunbeam girls. e Recitation-"1i for tat'; Frances Gannaway. -
 Flag drill-Twelve boys.
 Recitation-Ross Haralson, James Langford.
 Recitation-"I am sunbeam; Eugenia Robinson.
 Recitation-J. w. Seagers.
 Exercise-By six little boys. Recitation-Merle Chitwood
 The public is invited. ID. A. R. Meeting. =: Owing to a death in the family of Mrs. T. B. Lyle, the Pine Bluff Chap ter, D, A. R. will meet Tuesday even- ing at 2:3O at the Library. Pastoral Helpers. The Pastoral Helpers of the First Christian church will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Chalfant, 1903 East Eighth. A full attendance is desired. Mrs. A. P. Fielding, sails Tuesday for Liverpool, England, on a business trip.
 |
 Mrs. Lena Johnson is confined to Ter home on Walnut street with in fluenza.
 i Mrs. w. P. Smith arrived yester- 1 day from Jonesboro and will again make her home here. MT. Smith has been promoted to Assistant Superin- tendant of the Cotton Belt, and this will bring them back to this city,
 where they lived for many years pre- vious to going to Jonesboro. They are temporarily domiciled at 620 Pine street. l Circle Meeting- Mrs. w. L. Cars circle of the I Woman's Missionary Society of the I Lakeside church, will meet Monday l afternoon at o'clock, at the home of l Mrs. Burford on South Olive street. l Circle Meeting Monday. l Mrs. J. E. Browns circle and Mrs. l w. B. Sorrell's circle, of the Woman's Missionary Society. of the Lakeside l Methodist church, will meet Monday 1 afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. B. B Sanders, at her home on West Thirteenth avenue. i -+- l Music Recital. Fl The pupils of Miss Pearl Burks i gave a music recital at Miss Burks' home on South Walnut street Friday evening. The program follows: l "A most obliging little sister, Bernice Finklestein. "The Happy Little Cripple '-Eula- 1 inc Buckner. ! "Old Picketts' Nell"-Florence Toney. l (a) In the morning; tb) Encour-
 agement-Frances Goodwin. l la) Things Inside; "The New (Brother'-Florence Moore. 1 (a) Little Tommy's First Smoke; cb) "When Father Calls the Ducks 1 Arnold Finklestein.
 "In the Pantry''-Dorothy Sweatt. "The willing Worker'-E1izabeth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-03-16

D. A. R. Meeting.
 Owing to death in the family of Mrs. T. B. Lyle, the Pine Bluff Chap ter, D. A. R. will meet Tuesday even- ing at 2:30 at the Library.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-20
FEDERAL AID ASKED
BY STATE FOR ROAD
WORK NEAR CLIFF TON

Every effort is being brought by the
state highway commission to secure
federal cooperation with the state for
the completion of the contemplated
55-mile link from Geronimo to Clifton
the states main east and west high
way that extends from Yuma to the
New Mexico line with the purpose,
not only of conserving the states funds,
but of securing the completion of the
work within two years instead of the
five years that would be necessary
without cooperation, according to an
nouncement by the commission yes
terday.
The postroad factor, on which the
government always has. given especial
consideration, figures strongly in the
governments present reluctance to
participate in the completion of the
link.
In regard to that factor, State En-
gineer Thomas Maddox yesterday
wrote to J. w. Moore, resident en-
gineer for the national highway board,
to the effect that Arizona will find
itself under a heavy handicap if postal
useage is to determine the govern
ment's participation in state high
way project as the heavy Typographical
conditions here make it the usual thing
for the postal route to develop first
along the railway lines. He foresees
| little probability of mail route being
established on the Geronimo Clifton
| link while at the same time he main
| tains that the importance of the link
| is paramount.
Will Do Work Anyway
| Inasmuch as most of the 55 miles Of
! survey concerned lies within the Sar
Arizona republican., 1919-11-20
Pineapple Juice

Comes condensedin bottle in Pineapple
Mfy-Jell. We use the juice Of half a
Pineapple to flavor a pint dessert