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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-09-22

splendid talk on school grounds. BY
Miss Grace Tilford. Badly kept
grounds make bad impressions on
the child. Grounds should be made
beautiful.
Mr.. c. X. Carosn was called upon
to disiuss The influenza Of a good
schoo building in a community Mr.
Carson says the building should be
the place for community meeting.
Mr.. O'Dell says IL the teacher get
parents interested they will have
good school buildings.
Miss Abbye Whittinghill in her
able manner gave a splendid talk on
School hours Small children
should have shorter hours.
Mr.. Stickles then gave another
one of his splendid addresses which
was appreciated by all who heard
him. No history teacher can be a
success who cannot connect the past
history with the present. History
lie related to geography, literature,
science, civics, music, art.
Recess
Mr.. Bruner took the chair. Mr..
Howard being absent.
Heat, Light, ventilation, as 4 lated
to the school we're next on the pro-
gram. Mr.. d. d. Moseley opened
the discussion pointing out that our
school houses are not we'll ventilat-
ed. Children cannot work properly
il the room is not comfortable.
Mr.. O'Dell suggesed that the room
be well aired and warmed before
children arrive in the morning.
DR.. Horace Pendleton gave some
practical points On the subject. An
ideal schoolhouse takes care of the
children. Messrs. Bruner. Carson
and Shultz made some splendid re-
marks on the subject.
In a brief and definite way. Mr..
Marshall Grove and Miss Beulah
Moore discussed Clean up Day
Mr.. Stickies made it very plain
that in the life of a nation Truth
and Light will overcome evil and
darkness.
Concluded next week.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-09-22
the Republican National Convention

the Republican National Convention
In 1916:
mo political party can draw a
variable chart for our ship Of state
amid Europe's warning ambitions,
lust for power or battles for self
preservation. Justice points the
way through the safe channels OF
NEUTRALITY"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-09-22
A BIG WIGGLE

Harding. candidate for the Presi-
'dency In 1920:
mo explanation ever may be
made to- excuse our lack of prudent
preparations for our INEVITABLE
part in the World War"
Senator Harding. as chairman OF
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-09-22

Did Senator Harding and his par
ty solemnly declare for NEUTRALI-
TY in the face of an INEVITABLE
war? No! Candidate Harding has
wiggled to what he considers a more
favorable position.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-09-22

Hartford Herald. $3.50 tn. year.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

ka StanislawoWa W podesz}ym VIE
ku. Cd przeszlo d Foch lat zlozoIta
c%ierpieniami, ktore skrociiy jej ziem-
ski zywot. Pogrzeb odbedzie sic ju-
tro o ~godzinie Gel rano z domu zato-
by pnr. 1922 Dickson ul. do koscio-
Ia D, W. Sw. Stanisiawa Kostki, a
stamtad ma cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
j. q =
Sp6ika Budowniczo-P ozyczkowa i
Kasa O~szczednosci i'm. sw. Amy IA
Kantowie, zbiera sic ma posiedzeuia
W kazdy piatek wieczorem W sail
bankowej pod maia wieza. CT, kt6rzy
maja zamiar zaoszczedzit troche
grosza ma czarna godzine niechaj
ME zwlekaja lecz zapisza sic zaraz,
a zabezpiecza sobie byt ma przysz--
lose Ia pomoca takiej spoiki.
NJ. Krause, 9-cioletnia dziewczvn-
ka. zam. pnr. 1892 Ashland ave. 20
stala zmiazdzona ma Smiert, jake
rezultat kolizyi dw6ch automobi--
low PREY West 35tej i S. Wood ulicy
wczoraj wieczorem. Policya ~poszuku-
lie Franciszka J~anaskiego, Fam. p.
nr.>30S2 Archer ave. kierownika au-
tomobilu, przez ktorego n~ieostroznosc
wypadek sic wydarzyi. Antoni "a
bek, zamy pnr. 3031 Archer ave-,
ktory %znajdowai sic W AUTOMOBILE ia
naskiego zcstal aresztowany. Poll
eva take poszukuje trzeciego mez-
czyzny, kt6ry z~najdowa} sic W au-
tomobilu. Dziewczynka Czekala IA
tramwaj gdy autom0bil kierowany
przez Robert McCauley, Fam. pnr.
1741 West Garfield boul. jecha} z
zachodniei strony. Wielka maszyna,
W kt6rej znajdOwa} sic Janaski swy
mi przyjaciolmi, szybko pedziia z
Wood ulicy | uderzyla " automonil
McCauley'ego, odrzucajac ia ma cho-
dnik. gdzie sta}a Krause. zabijajac
ia ma miejscu. Zanim McCauley wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

dostal sic z maszyny, Janaski / jeden
z jego przyjaci6l zdoiali sic ulotnic.
+ q
Nastepne posiedzenie Grupy 1-szej
Zjedn. Kaplanow Polskich W Amery-
ce odbedzie sic ma plebanii x. F. Vol
talewicza W South Chicago, dnia 6
lipca b. r. sesye poprzedzi o godhi-
ME 10tej rano nabozenstwo zaiobne
"a zmarlych czlonkow Zjednoczenia
Kaplan6w Polskich.
= =
z dniem dzisiejszym uplywa jedsn
rok cd czasu, kiedy akt prohibicytny
wszedl W zycie. Anty-papierosoWa L.
ga krajowa zebrala sic wczora1 VIE
czorem, ably uczcit rocznice prohioi-
cyjna - lecz ME bylo mic do ,,przy-
pomnienia" rocznicy. PAM Lucy
CASTOR, ~prorokini powyzszej organi-
zacyi, powiedziaia: John Barley
corn ME umarl i nigdy ME umrze'
dop6ki winogrona beda rosiy, a jaot-
ka sluiyc jabiecznkowi'.
i q +
Wszystkie ch6ry z Chicago l oko-
lie wraz z sympatykami piesni pol
skiej W niedziele, dnia Ago lipca' b.
T. o godzinie 1-szej p~opoludniu' wy
rusza do ogrodu ,,Polonia" W Jeffer-
son Park ma wspaniale zapowiada1a-
cy sic Pink, jednego z na1star-
szych I najdzielniet pracujacych ma
niwie narodowej ch6ru Chopina NO.
/, 2. Sp. Pol. Komitet, znany z do
~skonalego urzadzania zabaW, dokta-
da wszelkich staran, ably Piknik te-
goroczny wypadl ku og6lnemu zadc-
voleniu wszystkich b~ioracych W MIN
udzia(.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

Waveland ave-, ~najechany zostai al
tomobilem, ktorym kierowal James
Eisensock, Fam. pnr. 4721 n. Sawyer
ave. Pokaleozonego przewieziono 10
domu. Szofera aresztowano / zatrzy-
mano ma stacyi p%olicyjnej. Wypadek
wydarzyl sic PREY zbiegu ulic Wave
land we. / Cicero ave. .
J. q
Karol Parysz, lat 81, zamieszka-
ly Shelbyville, ILL.,, zmarl wczoraj
wskutek zakaaenia krwi spowodo--
wanego przez operacye. Sledztwo w
toku.
! q - q
Ma przechodzaca utica Lake Agnie-
| szke Ficka, lat 80, Fam. pnr. 1903
w. Chicago ave., najechai automobil,
ktorym kierowa} e. A. Komlah. "a
| mieszkaiy pnr. 1876 Bla"khawk I'll.
P~okaleczona przewieziono do szpita-
la powiatowego.
i q
Ia niedawanie pienledzy ma utrsy-
mamie zony | dzieci aresztowany 20
] stall Jan Grybicki. lat SO, Fam. PM .
345 n. Elizabeth ul. Zaskarzyla 90
! iona Elzbieta, kt6ra ~powiedziaia la
stacyi ~policyjnej, re MAJ jej zaraoia
$40 tygodniowo. a lei udziela z te-
go zaledwo $40 ma utrzymanie domu
czworga dzieoi. Jutro odbedzie Sic
sprawa ma stacyi PREY n. Racine v
q
Jutro " sail wielkiej ma Stanisia-
yoyie rozpocznie sic trzydniowy fe-
styn ma doch6d parafii. Kierownict-
wo oBejma kluby parafialne: Tade-
usza Kosciuszki i Pan Krolowej Da-
browki. Kpmitet urzadzajacy spo-
dziewa sic. re sala festynowa be-
die zape}niona ME tylko parafiana-
mi re Stanislawowa, ale take | z
s~asiednich .parafii.
+ q
We wtorek zasnela W Panu S. D.
Marva Madaj, dlugoletnia osadnicz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

daia sic niebezpiecznej cpedacyi W
szpitalu Columbus, PREY ulicach La
keview / Deming Place. PacyentAa
przychodzi powoli do zdrowia i jest
nadzieia, re prawdopodobnie W PREY
sziym tygodniu wr6ci do domu.
i .
OBJ. J6zef ~Brzozowski, superinten-
dent firmy Gold Furniture Co.
szeroko znany obywatel z AnnoWa'
wyjechal W tych dniach do MilWau-
kee, Wis, gdzie wraz z kilku ko-
legami wyjedzie ma dwutygodnio"e
wakacye Go Eagle River, Wis.
% - q
Wczoraj W kosciele p. W. sw. ia
ma Kantego o godzinie loci rano
poblogoslawiony zostai zwiazek NAL
zenski panny Heleny Koziowskiej,
c6rki pp. Jana / Rozalii Koz}owskich,
zam. pnr. 724 Keith ul. 2 panem ia
mem Huntowskim synem PIP. Jana
Antoniny Huntowskich, Fam. pnr.
1923 n. Wood ul. starych osadn;--
k6w stanislawowskich. Pana miode-
20 do oltarza prowadzila Marva
Wick, a pania mloda brat jej, VIA
dyslaw. Druzbowali: p. Wfadysiaw
Huntowski z parma Marya Wick, p.
Stefan Ko!any z parma Cecylia Hun
towska / p. Jan Kozlowski z parma
Monika Huntowska. Slubu m}ode]
parze udzieli} X. Bronis}aw Cieslak
C.. r. W asystencyi X. Stanislawa
Siatki C. R. jake dyakona i x. VIM
centego Rapacza c. r. jake subdy-
akona. Podczas Mszy sw. Ave Ma
ria" odSpiewala PAM Kozfowska
PREY akompaniamencie p. Adolfa Hol
landa ma ]skrzypcach | p. Franciszka
Nowickiego ma organach.
=
W domu PIP. Marcina i Stanislawy
Predkowskich, am. pnr. 944 ". 31szy
pl., zapanowafa nie1mier+na radoSc z
powodu przyjScia ma SWAT tegieSo syn
ka. Matka / synek maja sic dobrze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

P~iecioletni Jozef Gospodarski, ga
mieszka}y pnr. 212O w. 24ej ul,, bs-
wiac sic ma chodniku spadi ma parce-
le gruntu poiozona o szeSc stop nj
aej wskutek czego odniosI obrazenia
ma ca}em ciele / zwichniecie nogi.
Chlopca przewieziono do szpitala
sw. Antoniego z Padwy.
q $+
Detektywi s~ierzanci Nee i Moore
stacyi E. Chicago {. aresztowali
wczoraj J6zefa Bordusa, zam. pnr.
2137 Fremont ul.. ~liczacego lat II,
"a kradziez automobile. Dzisiaj rano
stanie on W Saddle policyjnym.
q
W nadchodzaca niedziele, dnia
Ago b m, Klub Polskich Sprzeda-
waczy Palatine urzadza ~wycieczke
do ogrodu p. Vosinia obok cmentarza
Sw. Wojciecha. Program ~wycieczki
jest d~oborowy. Jedna z wielu atrak-
cyl, jake komitet przygotowai, De
da wyscigi tegich kobiet. Wniosku-
ia z calego szeregu doskonale UREA
dzonych zabaw przez p~owyzszy klu5,
nalezy sic s~podziewac. re i tym ra-
zem publicznost bedzie sic bawiia
wySmienicie.
:. q =
Onegdaj o godzinie Sci wieczorem
W sail Zw:azku Polek zgromadztla
sic pokazna liczba pan. W celu powi-
tania PAM Nowickiej, zony konsuia
polskiego, jak r6wnie5 ola zorganl-
zowania kobiet celem wspofpracy z
C%entralnym Komitetem P. P. P. Pc
kr6tkiem przetn6wieniu p. E. Maple
ralskiej zabrala CLOS PAM Nowicka'
zachecajac panic do piracy ola o.
czyzny. Nastepnie przemawialy pa
! ME: Obarska, Neumanowa, SakoW-
ska i parma Lenart. poczem sfor--
mowany zostal komitet, lad ktorym
D. Nowicka przyjela opieke jake h.
norowa ~prezeska. Do Komitetu Wv
| brano DIR. Anne Wyczoikowska. p,
Zebrowska. D. Jankiewicz, p. Sakow-
ska i D. Dyniewiczowa.
.
Szescioletni Mikolaj Labczyk, "a
mieszkaly pnr. S46 n. Winchester
ave-, ciezko zostal poturbowany, gdy
tuz koio swego domu wpadf pod ko-
la AUTOMOBILE cieaarowego.
+ n +
W najblizsza n~iedziele. dnia Ago
b. m. Tow. JednoSG i'm. Juliusza Sfo
wackiego obchodzit bedzie dziesie-
cioletni jubileusz swego istniena. u
roczystosc odbedzie sic W sail oh. ?.
Krupy pnr. 2O5s W. lei III. Poczs-
TEX o godzinie 4ej popoludniu.
q - o
Ma r~egularnem posiedzeniu Tow.
Fabiana Sebastiana Klonowicza u
chwalono zakupiG bond Polskiej Pc
zyczki Panstwowej "a sumo 800.
Poniewaz W kasie So pustki, przeto
| czlonkowie opodatkowali sic pc 81,
aby pieniadze ma bond zebrae.
! J6zef Norka, Fam. pnr. 2210 West
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
Notatki
Reporters.

Dzisiaj o gOdzinie Sci p~opoludniu
"yjezdza z Camp Dix okolo 400 by
Sch H~allerczyk6w, kt6rzy przybe--
de do Chicago. Pomiedzy mimi maj
duje sic DIR. Pietrzykowski.
. y l.
Dzisiaj, W piatek, W pawilonie par
ku Sherman, prey 52ej i So, Racine
ave-, W obrebie parafii Sw. Jana b.
lego ma Town of Lake, odbedzie sic
przyjecie konsula polskiego p. Zyg-
munta N~owickiego. Vice otworzy T.
Bronislaw F.. Kowalewski, prezes Ko
mitetu Obywatelskiego. Przewodni-
ezye bedzie X. Konsultor Ludwig
Grudzinski. Poczatek wiecu o godzi-
ME Sci wieczorem.
y ) q :
Dzisiaj W hotelG La Sale odbs-
die sic bankiet ma czeSSG Jana Pa
lendecha, dziennika i wydawcy miej-
scowej gazety serbskiej, kt6ry dziel-
ME ~odznaczyl sic W ostatniej woinie,
"a CO nagrodzony zostal odznakami
medalami cd kr6la Piotra serbskie-
go, kr6la Mikolaja z Czarnogory I
rzadu Jugo Siawii. Ma bankiet zapro-
szeni 50 konsule wszystkich panstw.
Mistrzem toastow bedzie p. Jan r.
Smulski.
. q :
Jadwiga Wojukiewicz, lat SO,
ram. pnr. 1922 W. II pl., schodzac z
tramwaju tejze linii PREY ulicy Pau
lima, upadla ma bruk. wskutek cEe-
go odniosia bolesne obrazenia. Wez-
i. wany w6z ambulansowy przewi6z4 "a
10 szpitala powiatowego.
Policya aresztowala Jana Buzin-
skiego, Fam. pnr. 2314 Blue Island
oskarzonengo o kradziez. Sedzia
Haas, wysluchawszy cskarzeh p7ze-
civ MENU, odlozyi jeso sprawe do
dnia 1890 b. m.
y
Pred obliczem sedz;ego Haas W
" sadie policyjnym przy uiicy Max
we'll stawa9 Tomasz Obyr'acz, zaT
pnr. 1871 W. lei al, nskarzonv
przez W. Reszkowskiego o kradxiez.
Sedzie skaza{ Tomasza 0byrtacza
ma ieden dzien wieziel lila / SIS grzyT-
ny.
+ e
wczoisj M iuSwesci4 lava przy-
siegiych koroners uwolni}a Rozalis
Skrzynek, Fam. pnr. 4S34 S. Looms
III, kt6ra byia podejrzana o otrucie
swego me5a Jana. Oprocz PAM
Skrzynek zeznawalt: syn Antont
skrzynek, Antoni Delahski, stoioW-
mix 1 kilku Swiadkow. Lava PREY
sisg{ych wydala decy7ye, IL Skrzy-
mex popelnii samob6jstwo przez "a
zycie a~rsEeniku,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

l3ta ul., wypii pare kieliszkow woo-
XII, a przyszedlszy do domu, poczaf
wyprawiat awantury. iona jego, Fla
rentyna, pr6bowa}a mu wytioma-
eye niedorzecznoSc jego postepowa-
MIA, lecz brutalny mezulek uoerzyi
ia kulakiem W twarz. KCbieta pre-
nocowala u sasiad6w, a ma drugi
dzie6 wyjeia warrant i oddala bruta-
la W rece policyi. Dzisiaj odbedzie
sic raw W sadzie ma stacyi Max
we'll III.
+ q -
Podczas pozaru ma stacyi towaro-
wei kolei Chicago Burlington and
! Quincy R. R. W Cicero zostai fatal
ME p~okaleczony stra5ak Jan Janko-
wski, kt6ry znajduje sic W szpita!u
sw. Antoniego. J~ankowski zostal ME-
omal zaduszony dymem. Prey pomo-
cy pulmotoru zdolano przyprowa-
die 20 do zycia. Stan jego jest bar
do krytyczny.
!. q
w sobote, dnia 1890 b. m, W pa
rafii sw. Konstancyi W jefferson
Parku, prey ktorej proboszczem jest
X. Aleksander Knitter, rozpocznie
| sic Misya sw., kt6ra potrwa diva w.
godnie, a odbedzie sic pod klerun-
klein X. Karola Janowskiego 1. J.
p~rzeloz6onego 90. Misyonarzy re
zgromadzenia Xxx. Jezuitow Mil
waukee, Wis. Blizsze szczegoiy W
swoim czasie.
+ q 4
Jacys sprytni naciagacze, ktorym
nietaki Jozef Splanski, Fam. pnr'
"a z. 22ej ul.. z%aufal, "a pomoca Pc
wuego fortelu skradli mu sumo
81, 900. Dziwnem sic wydaje, re i
szcze znajduja sic tacy naiwni, kto-
rzy byle kcmu powierzaja pienia--
DE, a ME wiedza o tenn, IL to 50
naciagacze-zlodzieje.
. 80
,Jak6b Celowski. Fam. pnr. 4s2S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
.NOTATM OSOBISTE.

PAM J6zefa Kwasigrochowa, iona
znanego organisty stanis}awowskie-
20 p. Andrzeja j. Kwasigrocha, pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02
.5eszcze Dalej w Dol z Cenami!

Wszystkie m eskie. m1odziehcze dzieciece ubrania
nasz caly zapas spodni %sprzedany bedzie "a znizka zO% n1zel
reguIarnei ceny. Czarne i eranatowe wlaczone-N1C ME
REZERWUJEMY. Nasza Is letnia reputacya ~sprzedawa-
MIA dobrej odziezy pc nizszych cenach bedzie teraz rozsfos'
niejsza nil kiedykolwiek! W tel sprzedazy reprezentowany
bedzie nasz wlasny towar-AN1 jedneso zapasu ME kupllls'
my specyalnie ma te sprzedaz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

Jakob Celowski, Fam. pnr. 4s2S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

We wtorek zasnela W Panu s. D.
Marva Madaj, d%lugoletnia osadnicz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-02

Policya aresztowala Jana Buzin-
skiego, Fam. pnr. 2314 Blue Island
o~skar5onengo o kradziei. Sedzia
Haas, wysluchawszy cskarzeh p7ze-
civ MENU, odlo7y} jeso sprawe do
dnia 26go b. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-16
OBITUARY
* '. < s * j. * t. * 4. #. ;. <,
Captain w. Y. McFadden.

Captain w. T. McFaddan, aged 67, died at o'clock yesterday morning at his home about three miles north of Pine Bluff, where he lived for 40 years. He had been an invalid for the past 12 years as the result of paralysis. Prior to the erection of the free bridge, he operated a ferry north of Pine Bluff which bore his name. He was one of the best known of the older Jefferson county citizens He was a member of prominent Mis- sissippi family. The funeral will be held from the chapel of Ralph Rob- inson & Sons. Rev. H.B. Trimble will conduct the service. Following will be the pallbearers:
 Active-Sam F. Vaulx, Frank W.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-16
.W.C.T.U. Workers Fail to Stage
 Demonstration

London, May Entertainment was spared demonstration by delegates to the Worlds Convention of Tenn perance Workers recently held here only because one of the London mem bers warned the women that such ac- tion would be illegal. The proposal was made by Mrs. Lee Cowie, of New Zealand, who aroused the enthusiasm of the delegates by telling them that New Zealand women had been sue cessful in a temperance demonstra- tion She said that when the New Zealand government was too busy with the war to attend to temperance legis- lation, the temperance workers there organized the "silent march" in We'll ington which so impressed legislators that the temperance bill was passed by the House of Parliament by small majority. She said, however, that the bill would have to be adopted by three-fifth of the House before 1t became law in New Zealand.
 "Why don't you women march on Parliament from the convention?" she urged. "You don't want hatchets and hammers. If you don't get into Par lament, the very fact that you march to the House to pray may show that you are in earnest and at any rate they might give Wales her bill"
 This suggestion was received with much enthusiasm, until Lady Carlisle pointed out that it would be illegal, and that the convention would have to arrange a delegation and not a demonstration to go before the House. It was decided to send the delegation.
 Miss Agnes Slack, summarizing the progress of the temperance movement said that Finland and Iceland have obtained prohibition and that in Den- mark the work was nearing compile tion. Nothing had been heard of the temperance movement in Russia and Bulgaria for three years.
 "In China" she said. "the work is overwhelming because the liquor trad CTS from the United States and Can ada are trying to make center for the. sale of their liquor there."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-16

Fortify yourself aga.nz- colds, grip and influerza by toning up your system thru the use of Dr. Brunson's druggists. Manufactured by Rein berger & Collier. 1-24-tf
 Speaking dates have been announc- ed by Smead Powell. candidatet for governor. They follow: Knobel. May IT; Corning, D. m. May IT: Para gould. 1880 May IS; Marmaduke, s p. m. May IS; Piggott, 1880 May 19; Rector, 8 D. m. May 19; Brinkley, 1:30 May 21; Forrest City, D. m. May 21; Wynne, 10 a m. May P.
 Col. H. L. McAllister of Camp Pike will review the recently organized Pine Bluff machine gun company one day next week, it was announced yes terday. Te company lacks but few enlistments to reach the peace time strength of 57 men.
 Dr. Brunsons Famous Prescrip- tion was originally prescribed tn overcome ailments peculiar to people of this section, and is especially val uable at this time. Manufactured by Reinberger & Collier, Pine Bluff
 1-24-tf E. M. Goodwin, secretary of the Y. M. c. A.. will fill the pulpit at the First Baptist church this morning in the absence of Rev. J. H. Moore, who is in Washington. Rev II. B. Trimble will speak at the evening service There will be special music at each service.
 Ben Harvey of Crawford and liar Ivey, of Camden, is in the city for Sunday.
 1 T. B. McDaniel, 11s, West Eighth, grocery department, will deliver all groceries and fresh meats-cash on ] delivery. Phone 2544 4-8-1m
 The meeting of the grand lodge of the Arkansas Knights of Pythias in Little Rock Tuesday will be attended by the following grand lodge officers ! from Pine Bluff: Grand Chancellor f B. w. Benton, Grand Master of Ex- chequer r. W. Hoyler, Grand Repre- sentative c. B. Smith, H. z, Morgan, A. J. Edwards, E. A. Sheppard, P. M. i Kilroy and Past Grand Chancellor Jack Bernhardt.
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Mount Holyoke College has new club whose membership is confined to students and faculty members whose grandmothers studied at the college. Dating back to 1886, Mount Holyoke is one of the few women's colleges which have been in existence long enough to boast of three gener- ations of students.
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$z4955
Chassis f. 0. b. St. Louis

Some Traffic Features
 Red Seal Continental 3 3-4x5 motor; Covert transmission; multiple disc clutch; Bosch mag neto; Apiece cast shell, cellular type radiator; drop forged front axle with Timken roller bear ings; Russel rear axle, internal gear, roller bearings; semi elliptic front and rear springs; 6-inch U-channeH frame; Standard Fisk tires, 34x 3 1-2 frnt, 3lx5 rear; 133 inch wheelbase;s 122-inch length of frame behind drivers seat; oil cup lub- treating system; chassis painted, striped and var nished; drivers lazy back seat and cushion regular equipment. Pneu- matic cord tire equip ment at extra cost.
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James O'Neill.

James O'Neill, aged 66, we'll known Cleveland county planter, died at his home at Randall Friday night at 6:30 o'clock. He had been i'll a month. He is survived by widow and six chill dren. The body has been taken to the morgue of Ralph Robinson to await the arrival of relatives when the fu- neral will be held at Wesley at Ran dall, services by Rev. W. c. Watson.
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Rev. J. H. Moore, pastor of the First Baptist church, who in sermon re- gently attacked the Interchurch World has been challenged to a joint debate in New York City by Lyman P. Powell of that city. MT Lyman was among the visitors who came to Pine Bluff recently in the
 of the movement and who were criticised by Rev. Moore.
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According to travellers who have lived among them, some of the most beautiful women in the world are to be found among the natives of the Cannibal Islands, in the South Pacific and very graceful, their skin being tawny like that of white man who has been deeply tanned by the sun.
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Berry of Pine Bluff, and w. J. Clary Ralph Dickey, R. K. Wilson and B. F. Ashcraft of Altheimer. Honorary
 Marshall McGhaughy, D. B. Niven, Dr.
 W. H. Blankenship, Frank Cross, J. A Clement and Jeff D. Cox.
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Miss Clara F. Porter, who was one of the organizers and first president of the Business and Professional Wo- mems League of New York, has been appointed assistant secretary of one of the large trust companies in the metropolis.
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Probably without parallel in the shoe making industry is the record of service of Mrs. Lydia Ann Varney, who for fifty-six years has been a shoe worker in Brockton, Mass. For twentytwo years she has been work ing in the same factory and at the same machine.
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The women of London have 1850 dress-making establishments to cater to their needs.
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 Why worry aboue washing. yshen yod can have. all your table linen ahd bed linen washed for six cents /a pound? American Excelsior Laun- dry company. 1-2atf e. A. White of the White and Hum- mell Manufacturing company, which will establish plant here to manu- fracture spokes, accompanied by his son-in-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Ezra Grammon, have arrived in Pine Bluff, and are stopping at the Hotel Jefferson. Other members of MT. Whites family are on their way to Pine Bluff in automobiles
 Wouldst avoid eorcr. grip and in- fluenza? Ther take Dr. 3runson's Famous Prescription. l-24 Ct
 T. H. Farr, for four months assist ant to Rev. J. H. Moore, pastor of the First Baptist church, will leave with his family for Fort Worth, Tex, Mon- 5 day. MT. Farr recently resigned his position at the First Baptist church.