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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
SIMPLE FUNERAL
SERVICES FOR ROOSEVELT
Only Immediate Members of the
Family Were Present At the
Prayer Services This
Morning

Oyster nay y iap s-Ions es-
fors ihe hpur sei IT, The slmpe ~
neral services Tor rhsodore Rooae
welt this afernnon slieri crowds o'
VILLAGERS and visitor. coll.esss 10 N 3
ss,anty ~ aAgamart Hii. chrsl
fAsscY,Ai eharch an. Nnungn Nsmos
ial ccmsssry Man Tried In vain -
Faln admltsance ~ the alaeloa.
groanda ~ the ho0,ex.it estate. D.
noanted police. spe. al deau,y shss
iffs and detectives seps All on lhs
move
ylslior were IMPRESSED wiih ihe
hnsh that fsll ossf hs to~n - n
hour for she ssrsicer approached ana
the general air OF aarro~ on the coun
tenanees of the ciilA ns school ehll
dr.n. dismissed fof ne day accem
bi.d 10 ihs streets "a iais,d In sph
dued whlapsri Tn, droninK ~ ihe
musors Of tbs army lanes that hos
erred over the Roisessh mansioa
SEEMED 10 aocsnlua ths aillnesf
business ~as virtually suspended
Many bulidlne ~,.e draped ~i'h
crepe ana fiass dronped q, bait. mas
Only the lmmedla'i msmbsrs u IN
family were prcsen' az tHe prsys
acrylo. al the house nriog ~ the fiie
Al Christ church. ~ follows
Mp Theoiure v 'ossssh. negre
sentative and Mrs Nicholas Ions
worth. Cagsaln and Mr. Archihal
Roosevelt Mrs THEODORE Roosevelt
Jr Mu Richard Dsrhy. MA Dourls s
Rohlnson. ne colnne, sister. Mr an
Mrs Y DoaEns Robinson. ihe former
bsing ihe eoionsl'a asphs~ Rear Al
mlal W \ Cowiai. ar end Mrs Jose
phus Alaop " EmIen Roosevelt ana
John X Roosevelt. cousins of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
JANUARY IS WILL Df
FARMERS NED LETTER DAY
Country Wide N c,ing To Nc
Held At City Hal Here ~
Farmers Who Have Formed
Market Ane alton

About thirty fep. a.. 'sfm
ers met ln che eou' sFsuis office
last Saturday ars aan ana af'Ff
,ransac,lnx some in ant ssles
declssd 10 sal ofn ~ids mfef
lnr of farmers 10 b. hsh -
han in uathrle. Thur dsy. Iau
2 O'Clock
Men representing b. y q dspaf
net of agriculture sf ~ Y
College. "a. .sats n. 81 aommlsalNh
and tho department 81 % VII -
present aus sive % o. 81 sofd
from their Department sondltlons
and plans IN their - y " nsids
Some farmers IN ps ofaaiy ~ai
sp-sk mon topics n aar- . o.
rect bsarinx g,on . = souaiiisrs
Every farmer all f~s r. . iof
tanliy 10 sst into ~ fscasalaa iss
sardIsss ~ yoar - A.eF - fars
81, thsr. will b. sss.r'Aira .reFni~t
that -lli help yos 1hs b. man. M
little man. rich mar pc an. land
lord ara tenant -lf 10 scmsikins
u use 20 them.
Yon feaiirs ,hai u ~ time
20 look a. far into 80 70 20 a. !, u
possible 70 o. -. Jsnaar - ~ill p
a red letter say for - ers ~ M,
will attend th.s me ~ - The bar
dreds a. vs expect hsm 20 %. ror
the good Of yourself an families. a.
aside all else spon IA day sna BE-
present The man trum the msfse'
commission sions 81 giss yoa some
thing that ~iii amgis repay Tos TO-
coming from the rsnotsst part of ths
county 10 hear hin
There are 20 man GOOD things In
the program that foald take to-
n.aeh space 10 snaH -sfs them Yof
can sisrs the ume yoa gill "
you DO not feel re- . you need ~
cone again. bat ~ f.sl that yoa
want q nesting u = kind eve
month. Yoa can n n n yos want
H. "A = oresory. :,sasy Assu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
NINN Az. CA aiiI Win
~IWt\ GOODS. thi uiib

Ths ihres Mesleans lse i.apei
crus DorFas and ss Miller fhe "a
fsr ~lih nau.sroas s'iasss s'au ~re
arrested on Monday p,c sa ehafgea
~sfa stealing sIk tlus sklrFs ana
$50 of sk Nn mft luu n0 De't
tom ANY. wcre fiftn q preliminary
hsar.ns ,his moru.us before 1asast
"a Il nouaday ife selaafa men
offered ~ testimony and lAs luaut
hoaui ihem over ta she dlslflai Gear
ihe sum - sluaH each charged
n eraud hfe.uf
Anoihsr Mexican eu lpssh 81 tt
IONS e. ihe same fanf S helna hsil
bt fhs suihorlil.s a. Oklahoma g..
a. sues under the rsms oi hfa y,
- ara vas picked ~ there siih
saif ease packed "a "a nams Ain4
of goods ihal vtr recovered fflm
ihe mfn hfrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
WHERE FRANCE WAS
! ONCE HuN|l|ATEp
In Historic Versatile Where VII
ham Hohenzollern Was Deciaf
ed Emperor of Germany
Peace Commission To Meet

Pare. Jaa s-ver liies where az
peace conference ls 20 be held ha
trars memories 81 France as th'
-sene It her sreai Humiliation when
W January lt lssi In lhs famoa
Gaileue dos Giases klnT William o.
Prussia wss proeia "a German en-
peror Abeat sse weeks later lhe
rfeneh ,nyass wa forced io slFu
III. nreumrnarss 81 me hard peace
lmpo.-d apon France hs nlsmarsk
The Germans sst On Imposing sise'
Tor the fret eerem ny Od klnf
william the Crown 'rlnee Frederirk
nlhrl of ih~ iAst Grfman emperor
iilunafek uolfks anG other rruss.sr
generals and prince asscmbied f.
itiifious service Nfisr the ser
inon wae preached a. kinr read a
patent establishing ihe empire. ano
h|smarrk lol'ou "a " n she proelam
alton. which oanriated MAY Cod
Grant ~ and oar eres1rs sstr =.
be lnereasors 81 i1 usfman sm
pife. nui hy wariiko conqsesis. hui
wiih ths Fraocs and sifia 81 peace TO-
he national well bsng for frecdon
and civilization
Cheers for ihe nes cmpemr wefe
ied b. the grand Ike of naden
e uss a. Bismarck lodflnFs n
ihs Rae a. Prvsenca. yopsilles ma
ne negotiated fLe seaen treaty pre-
limluaries With The french fslfesen
iAfiyes. Th.eis aaf fafre IN.
French we're comps ied fo arref +,
ihe surrender oi Arts and much a.
Lorraine ard o. pa, a. Indemnity 81
a. o'o 900 oa. and e submit 70 = Gef
man entry into apr an1 German
occupation of iaris area ln France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
TO D[NQpIl|lE WOMEN
WORKERS IS BIC TASK
England Has Huec Job Before
Her More Than Million
Women Worker To BE
Handled

London. Jan so "demuaAiz'
about 100000 uo1 var WORKERS
Is ihe colossal ta. assigned o. .
SPECIAL department g ihe M.s.sirf
~ ls1or Women dominate n ihlt
ne~ organization
one of ihe most s.fneun ~ ihsr
problems o. b. ha@ 60 Satisfy a.p
n.tlors uorEer uho nss been earning
from o.. - So seek uou ihaf shs
IS caled ufon - r. arm 90 beg Or
mer ialk a. family srrvsni ~ from
s. rs e. ueek Government -
feaah reslrs ffai inis is one os fhs
hard Frosltrss eennf - wih tse ff-
Construction aer.ol eiusr .Aiif - fhes
girls and women mft ssrr.Ace t5ms
~ ne freedom shef aate snlcyei a.
mantlor worker sad n1a aatml'
20 m1rs srset.ng h7- g. rofk rhsy
are appealing - "a. workers r. -
lnsf ttsmsslges rs - ngw ofser q
ihsnrs as beat shs. ar. ana 80 b.
whine % make sac aera daring ne
rsoonfaruoh - - % darinE -
~sr
rremr i1gfnenf . 1ne " b. b.
prohier. EnsIoysis are b. - -
mosi nd 10 give 3sar uorkers ions
notice q aismiasl arr no. o. eisehsrg
Izrse nambers - 1s time To all
~ girls ne Eos.rsrent has der dsd
70 give Zach var vJrxsr sf1s a wees
f0r ~ weeks AFR srs sfaps var soSi
u. dsrlng fhaf tine. .se dos no' fiHf
ofh@r emplovmsnt. -his IL he onil
faneibie bridge ~ Government hzi
been zbls % prov ae 70 earn a.
workers over fhe transition perios
ofksr means q heig .4r ne siiasflo,
ar IS - IN 20 49, ma erraniEs
tion - fhe labor mFistry. To solv'
ne v-ofiem y dersbiilzing fhesl
women workers. IN eounfry has besi
divide1 into lf lzbcr dfsirlcts. esci
plth . district oounfii w1ich wIli b
IN ciose fouch sIfh ~ labor ministry
4Ca~~I.a.H -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
COMPLETE CASUAL ~ tlsf
NOW ~ ~Assiser 1s

Washington. Jse coweis't tets
~ essusl,,ss ar,ens a. Anss,ssn a..
ped tensrs forces - bee" ssrs -
W sshinp,oa ard aastt ansl sisfs, ~iil
10 %, 90 ~erk lwrsdls,siy ~ ,hs
sslv,sr, generals efiiss - ss' ,tsa
out 80 speedily o. passlpls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
Oil. aHOMt BOl> akE
COMING HONE >sBO>

wstsinGtor. Jar s-Ths sssisnrert
q, early rstorr h1rs- g sssi'.snsi
Ats ~ ere srer.czn Espeet snsry
ro-c<s corp-sins sbost ten thosssns
r-e-. ~ss sr-ooncee toczy ~ tie ~sr
cessrt-e-t ir1so5ec ~sre &c fsist.
rs7~c. s,c fssrs Fed trtaieTy s-5
the ffftn ssr<ion Tr- = q TIE sssh
ps.l1ssr. e<nsisrirs - resss sns o.
l..o~us sreops
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
HISTORIC SCENE IN
CHAMBER OF DEPU
TIES WHEN TIA 7
BODY ENTHUSIAST
CALLY CHEERS HIS
UTTERANCES ON THE
SUBJECT; wills ON
ROW S STRONGER
DAY BY DAY IN FIGHT
FOR IA PROPOSITIONS
BULLETIN

Paris. Jan S Premier Orlando
and Foreign Minister Sonnino o.
Italy. and Premier Llovd George
and Foreign Minister Baliour OF
Great Britain. are expected here
soon % confer Nth Premier Glen
sneeau and Foreign Minister
Plchon.
II Is probable that tle members
of the various delegations will be
officially announced before the
end Of this week
owlns 10 the fact that peace
negotiations are 20 begin Yer,
soon. the Official vi1t OF Prince
Regent Alexander Of Serbia has
been postponed he VIII. how
ever, come here inoognlto for =
brief visit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
ut \UitlU~ kliltD ~
HlRiI\ FIGHTING

Lonccn. jar s-seserai hundred
prftcns fsss been siilet n ths { shi'
~ "a Berlin. accortdrp 20 a Ccpen
haees altpatoh g ths tsehar1s Teie
erars ccrpany. bu - 20 t'~o o'risct
ih.s morning no details o ecnsitiens
,hsre rae been rcceNec. The govern
r,sn, seems a sas, prosifionai'ly 20
- usastsr % the sfuatlor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
JUDGE aoLts'pTRf oRns
a MARRIAGE cuRrMon

County Jadgo 40 ieaucd a MAJ
rlare license 10 Mr. bradford Issefs
ased 81 Years and 10 Nrs i.uiu D Price
arei "a uars both ~ this cliy
After granting ih permit ihe ge.
niai and acaommoda lnF judge W.
naturally had ihe couple join handa
and made them ma and w1fa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
Aaolign owrtHaatP
90 esiNsft raoeesfs

s,oeshol~n. Jan . All wsmes~ 81
,hs eesrssslsls hsss nsse sssss,ss 81
s,sa ~ ne ls,slsh s,siss. ~h'en hss
al, hshsd ,hs s~nsss''p ~ ss..s's
property In tina, el,i. sseessas 10
Rlsa dispatch vesisss ssre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
CunA sfra AGlpt utv
~ eosos o. apossvtlr

nasans Ian sson ~ : fsfsfisf
unanimously adopted .oia'lon dss
ia inF "Wednesday lA q satlnaal
mourning IN honer = "a death ef Gel
Theodore Roosevelt
A uionument 20 eotf tifsoco Il a
he erected 10 ralansl q as~veli
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08

warsa~ Jan h.'ef iaf ~
pes.s.soa 81 Nilns aHs hsf hssaa
hstssn the isolss sol SO aeshestst
froapt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
State Solons
Demand End
of Demon Rum

IA. osnsAosns 80. tss.ssurs
s-sshsa sii feseeas 90 asls. ss,lee
Fsssrssp. ~hsr - 'er~s Ne .e
sftss tNe seassnies - 80 fss
hsusss. ne ef~Aisitie@ s~Asaasssai
- the tessssl sssss tutee go
easssa oels safs seiess ~sss
sslsss sssins - sss~s ,ss sle't
hsles lena O Neil tNAs cessss
asmesrs ces.sees Slnsm. sisa
"a tAs hlu today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08

Sas1viIle. Tsna. ian s-Ths .1ye-
fosse q TIE Tennessee ieEisizfsre t5-
dzy rst1.zes to nzfionz. Drohi,. e Or
znezsn@nf by a vofe q - - 6 The
serzrs pssznes % take 50 the meas
ers as fo1zy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
BULLETIN

cupennagsn. Jan ; Nihnlti
fsnsne. So bolkheysk pfvmlsr pf
knasla. haa bcrn fested ~ 20
command = Leon froiaky min
isfsf Of var and uArne Who hAA
made him ~ dictator according
10 Mo w dispatch u ~
oo,hsnbufa swedsnl Gssstte
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08

Do know that you BY subscribing for
The Daily Leader and paving present rate by
the month $40 After today the w be
800 Bat yon subscribe before the 10th day January
advance for $500 year thereby saving
500 ia IL worth whe7 you subscriber and desire TO
enroll for year and haven't the call the sfic
phone II In and we will enroll you and send you bill later
THE LEADER MANAoEnIur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
SalpatiOn of Russ
Is Intervention
By Allied Arms

T w o METHOD ARE
OPEN, .AIEkvEn
TIoN hY ALLIES. OR
n u ILDING UP or
BUFFER STATES LIKE
pol Nd. RUMANIA
AND Ron MIA
WOULD REouiRE A
GREAT ARMY TO oc
CUPY RUSSIA. AND
YEARS TO BRlN
ABOUT PoSITIv n
PEACE ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08
rsr wsArrsR

ts orieans. Jaa k-Honk9nf sni
iaarsdsy. fair 4tt'o - = oem>
pssaiafs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08

rhs sspsr a 81 csfn.aaf ara
Rasala "a 8~n' Hesrss'iN y 'He
safld - m Aste sft pesee tea
mrlhasia a Oh tia lha tnml.a
49, Available uae .aItf4 ffaf -
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ether i ihe Ralalas AZ ~ bafist
s,als. ilAs re al. a amau.s ani Hts
hsmh TIE ilss Ell, ~ pafsa'nx
sltss. H $50 taY special ens
srsg ms 20 ~ hali "a
ac,oaal "a la FrailpF essse saas
isfensss
Direct lnlsrssatio1 in usfnanf ans
a eoald laae ~ fsfm q afmrt
elton IL glsfn.ay ae1 aFmst co.
tion vllt 80 uassisn tsffsa
eens aAilsafl mea offer ahlefnas
q me as,n.a we { usfmany. tehi
IND thAi a ia lsss 4srHs a. sas
evtpo0 msa st1 80 "a - hsla Ter
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snaa aaif ilIss lhs population
no ba'sheFlsm iH ne anI ufAs
nIfisrY s4pers se1 ~ iha' tte 81
tiusi eongfoi li Hanf ~ aF ft
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u.Iul.rsm and e.. ga ffftfafHt
srs ronssrusa esH - s.eeas ara
effk comparatively sNaH iafvra a'fes
- a. siratssie fon.s fhHF aaas
asst ihaf sinef uefmAai s IhofsaaaiE
beaten and tnots SIS faa gataaN1a
~iil ubsy ths afsffa & iHs allied eem
mandefa. II lhss flsaa Afr ttfA
~ ahas ~ fa.s lfhsiee' ia e.at
slnes u. dslmsal ihat fse aNf
mean baainsss TbH th tin4
~ ihs leading Nist taNit
snshls ne tit snffa
ooanln WHO'S roe .Nsh
- 4 dead iln 81 be fsa
aswsaf aad tssa hetaH4 ~h
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lnio nus -
siu b. saf fHf lHs all'ss Ia
siea ha aa.usl q Hss
80 rHs afr aais asa -
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ssrH tsm fria neg as fff
kffaf one aiiifs tta asipea ta~s
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08

This vosA Siding 40 TIE bnfler
states i dui, lhas the aiie> eaa-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-08

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
Buck Weighing Over
 200 Pounds Killed by George Lacey

A buck, weighing more than 200 pounds dressed and which had fine spread of antlers, was killed last week by George Lacey near his plantation in Desha county. The busy was brought back to Pine Bluff yesterday by Pine Bluff members of the Ar kansas City Hunting club, who have been hunting near the Lacey place for the past week. Camped about five miles from the Lacey plantation the Pine Bluffians with many other members of the club killed several deer and innumerable smaller game. Birds, wild turkey, 'possum and coon formed the principal objects of the hunt.
 The hunt is an annual one and is
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
RACKACHE AND HEAVY FEELING
 
"eak; Nervous, Restless Woman In Arkansas Hears of Cardui. Tries 1t and Is Greatly Benefiter.
 Now Recommends It
 To Others

IT. reach Orchard,s Ark-Mrs. Nonie Hl~h, who lives near here, states:
 sometime ago I began to have tronhle with my back. I would ache ana could hardly get up when down. ! was so weak I would just drag 1ffound and did not feel like doing Sssn,Vthlng at all. I was so nervous lelt could scream. and with such a nIeavy feeling I could not rest at all in bed. w e0' N"--
 heard of Cardui and thought would try it and see what it would do 1or my case. After takinp few bot lies l grew stronger. The bloated heavy feeling left me. I wasn't so nervous. in fact, felt better all over. :. took twelve bottles and certainly was greatly :. benefited and can recommend !. eo any one as tonic or builder. I oIten tell others how it helped and strengthened me-"
 Cardui is a mild vegetable tonic. with s no bad after-effects. It's ingre- ulents act in helping. building way, on the womanly constitution.
 ASK your druggist. He knows about cardui- Some dyp9rists have sold it Tor forty years Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
Thought Citizenship Gave Him. the Right
 to Carry a Pistol

When Officer Middlebrooks arrest ed Caesar Massanelli for carrying q gun Saturday, Massanelli told him that he had no right to make the pinch.
 "You can't arrest me-" said Mas sanelli.
 You're wrong brother, you're al- ready arrested" the officer replied.
 In municipal court yesterday Mas sanelli said that as "an American citizen he had a right, to carry a gun" He said he lived outside of the city limits and needed it for protection. Judge Wood fined him $50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25

 and advise all ailing women to try Lydia D. Pinkham' Vegetable Com pound and I will guarantee they will derive great benefit from it. ''- Mrs. FRANK FITZGERALD, 25 N. 41st Street, West Philadelphia, Pa.
 There are thousands of women every- where in Mrs. Fitzgerald's condition, suffering from nervousness, backache, headaches, and other symptoms of 8 functional Arrangement. It was grateful spirit for health restored which led her to write this letter SO that other women may benefit from her experience and find health as she has done.
 For suggestions in regard to your con- dition write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass. The result of their 70 years experience is at your service,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
Alexander Memorial Church

LduleS COcldl.
 The ladies of the Alexander Mem brial Presbyterian church had a
 delightful mission study and social affair yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. John Perdue, South Cherry
 Mrs. J. s. Wiley led the Bible study; and several interesting talks were made as follows: "The High landers of the South" Mrs. Clyde Smith, "The Mountain s. Mission School" Mrs. Walter Herschel. Mrs. IA. A. Boyd gave report of the |Synodical held in Little Rock last geek: and Mrs. John Taylor gave a Pleasing piano solo. The hostess served tempting course of refreshments. under which the meeting was closed with prayer by the pastor Rev. A. A. Boyd.
 This was also the time for the annual Thanksgiving free-will offer ing, which was an exceptionally good one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
SEVEN DIVORCE DEGREES.

Divorces have been granted by Chancellor John M. Elliott to plain tiffs in the following cases: Will Roberson vs. Arilla Roberson, D. M McCan vs. Mary McCan. and A. J. Moss vs. Mabel Moss, desertion; Su- die Russell vs. Arthur Russell, Lee A. Detrick vs. Mary Ann Derrick and Abe Terry vs Ida Terry, cruel treatment; James Sephus vs. Willie Sephus, adultery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
A CHEERFUL RECOMMENDA-
 TON.

"They should, be in every travelling mans grip" writes Geo. Jenner, 416 Labor St.. San Antonio, Texas, of Foley Cathartic Tablets. "They are the best laxative l have taken and cheerfully recommend them to any one suffering with constipation or biliousness." They cleanse bowels, sweeten stomach, benefit liver. Mann's Pharmacy. adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-25
SOCIAL 8 I PERSONAL \
Baptist Ladies Elect Officers.

Elect Officers.
 ] The ladies of the First Baptist church had an all day meeting at the church yesterday. A mission program was carried out in the morning, and at noon, the new pastor | Dr. John Moore gave an interesting talk to the ladies on the S75 5,000,000 i campaign, and on the opening of the hospital. It was sSanounced that work had already been begun on the interior of the building. and within 60 days at the most the hospital , would be open for patients. The annual election of officers was held resulting in the following: Mrs. H. E. Williams Sr., president; Mrs. George Allport, first vice presi- dent; Mrs. A. L. Rafferty, second vice president; Mrs. o. E. Williams, secretary, and Mrs. c. J. Lake, treasurer.
 The missionary circles of Mrs. A. B. Loving and Mrs. A. G. Mur- free entertained the members of the Woman's Missionary society of the Lakeside church yesterday afternoon in the church parlors. The meeting was a combination social and busi- ness meeting. Mrs. E. w. Phillips, president of the local organization, presided at the meeting, while Mrs. B. c. Wallace presided at the piano. Mrs. L. w. Reed lead the devotion al.
 Following the business session, the following social program was pre- sented
 Piano duet, Misses Let Buskirk and Mona Caldwell.
 Reading, little Miss Geraldine Car ter.
 Talk, Extending the Work of God," Mrs. H. B. Trimble.
 Reading, little Miss Lora Mann. Little Miss Mann is only four years of age, and gave a creditable per- formance. She is the guest here of her aunt, Mrs. Donaldson.
 Beech Street Baptist church chil- dren are preparing to send Thanks. ginvig box to the children at the Baptist orphanage at Monticello. They are not selfish about it. and will, permit others to have a part in mak- ing un the gift. Anyone desiring to contribute cakes, candy or other goodies for the orphans should phone James Langford, Craig Monk or Ross Haralson, who have volunteer ed to call for all donations.
 R. T. Carr entertained Thursday evening, with a o'clock dinner at the Pines, honoring Miss Mary Tague of Ottumwa, Iowa. who has been the guest for the past week of MT. and Mrs. Scott Mccullough.
 Covers were laid for the following: MT. and Mrs. Scott Mccullough, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Schmull, Miss Mary Tague and MT. Carr.
 Miss Mary Tague has returned to her home in Iowa, after a delightful visit of two weeks with friends there. 1
 MT. and Mrs. D. T. Gaston have returned after pleasant trip to i New Orleans and Mobile.
 The Texas Street Bible class was last Friday, and elected E officers as follows: President. Mrs.
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probably one of the largest held in this section of the country. Game is as plentiful, according to the Pine Bluffians, as it ever was in this sec tion.
 Among the Pine Bluffians who made the trip were Kemp Toney, Judge T, M. Phillips, Beland Toney, Mitch ell Seligman, Dr. Stephens, C. A. Dun- ming, Windy Baker and Frank Rnrch
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EXECUTE ASSASSIN.

San Salvado, Nov. 24.-Jose Au~ gustin Villalobos, who assassinated General Joaquin Tonico, when the latter was Costa Rican minister of war, has been executed, according to advices from Punta Arenas.
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Famous Pictures Posed by Pine Bluff Talent.

The Young Ladies' guild of Trini- " church have arranged a spectacu- lar program for this evening-"Fa- mons Pictures" which are to be pos- ed by a number of Pine Bluff peo- pie. A few musical numbers have also been arranged. and a prologue Will be oiven bv Miss Pearl Burks, one of the city's talented e1ocution lsts. The proceeds from this affair vwll VIII go toward a fund for the parish house. to be built by the Trinity congregation.
 The Federation club dinner to be gwen on December 4 at the Pines promises to be quite large affair All the club women in the city and surrounding communitv are invited to attend but reservations must be made with Mrs. Jack Bernhardt be- fore December End.
 M'ss Clifton Cammill is i'll with ih1'uenza at her home on Pine street.
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been in bad health and had several at-. tacks of nervous prostration until it seemed as if the organs in ms;- whole body were worn out. ] was finally persuaded to try Lydia E. Pinkham's We getable Com
 pound and it made a well womah of me. 1 can now do
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L.n.Helton Wedding
 eJov Evening.

bday Evening.
 nretty wedding was that cele-
 +ed Sunday evening when Her '' H. Ragan and Miss Sibyl viol-
 olighted lie, their troth. The Rev:
 ! p'HH f Moore, pastor of the First lt ,t;st f church. officiated at the pri! priage, which took place at the 10 of the brides parents, MT. and
 W. s. Helton. Miss Annabelle
 dors and Lawrence Bobo were the Breeding the ceremony Mrs c. z. Pclean played violin solo, accom- a;ed on the piano by Mrs. G. E.. uegs 100 and as the bridal party en- |ed I the sitting room Mendelsohn's tdding march was played.
 The bride was attired in white orgette. with slippers and veil to ktch and carried large brides 6,oet. Miss Sanders wore a gown 1 pink georgette.
 Mrs. Ragan is an accomplished Inng woman, who has wide circle friends and admirers. MT. Ragan q valued employe of the Pierce Oil |mpany.