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Shaw-Crump Wedding.

Wedding.
 Many friends will be interested in the approaching wedding of Miss Ly- ra May Shaw, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Shaw, to Jesse Franklin Crump, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Crump. The ceremony uniting these two popular and worthy young peo- pie will take place Sunday afternoon, February 22, at the family residence of the bride-elect, 1902 West Twen- ty-third, and will be said by the Rev. J. E. Merrell in the presence of im- mediate relatives. This wedding comes as the continuation of pret- ty romance which began during their school days, and this fact adds addi- tional interest.
 Miss Shaw is a graduate of the local high school, and is beautiful and accomplished young lady. Her charming personality wins for her the admiration and friendship of ev- eryone who knows her. Since her graduation she has taught in the public schools Of the county, being at present teacher in the school at Wabbaseka.
 MT. Crump is young man of sterling qualities, and great worth. He is in charge of the Manual Train ing department of the local high school, which position he fills with honor.
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England Defeats
 High School Girls

The girls basket bali team of the England High school won from the Pine Bluff High school girls team by a score of l5 to 3 at the high school gymnasium last night Fea- lures of the game were the all- around playing of the England team, and the especially good work of the England forwards.
 The Pine Bluff lineup was:
 Edna Mae Mulhkin and Elizabeth Alexander. forwards; Helen Sawyer, center; Mildred Warren, siae center. Olga Springer and Elizabeth Byrd guards.
 Mrs. Mccain. coach of the England team. umpired; Miss Naomi Kirtley of Pine Bluff refereed.
 The Pine Bluff girls team will go to Camden next Friday night for a game.
 The first basket ball team of the Pine Bluff High school will play a game with Little Rock High school Tuesday night at the high school.
 Nearly 100 school pupils took part in the essay writing contest held in schools yesterday. The judges, of which there are three from each school, will render their report Mon day.
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JOB FOR DlEGUEZ.

Juarez, Mex, Feb. 20.-General Manuel M. Dieguez, commander oi operations in the northern military zone of Mexico has been called tc Mexico City by President Carranza friends of the general said here fol lowing his departure from Juare2 early today.
 Whether the summons was con nected with reports of the appoint ment of General Dieguez as secretary of war and marine was not known but it was intimated that "importanl work" probably would be assigned to the northern commander.
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TO SELL CAMPS.

Washington, Feb. 20.-The bill to authorize asle of three large army camps and to provide for fulfillment of wartime contracts for purchase and equipment of numerous other military posts was finally agreed to in conference today and the confer ence draft was agreed to by the sen- ate. The house is expected to act within few days.
 In it's final form the measure di- rects the sale of Camp Taylor, Ky, later than January 30, 1921, and of Camp Gordon, Ga., and Camp Eustis, Va, subsequent to that date.
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YOU CAN'T BE TOO CAREFUL

Elsie O'Brien, R. F. D. z, vinceni nes, Ind. writes: "One bottle O, Foley's Honey and Tar broke up ml cold right away. It relieves coughs
 colds, croup and whooping cough clears the passages, soothes irritatet membranes and stops tickling in tht throat. Foley's is the original ant genuine Honey and Tar. Sold b. Mann's Pharmacy. adv
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Campbell Bradford
 Wedding.

A home wedding beautiful and impressive was that yesterday at Sweden, uniting in marriage Miss Jane Elizabeth Campbell of Sweden and Richard Knox Bradford of Chica- go. The ceremony was said in the home of the groom's parents, MT. and Mrs. Turner Bradford by the Rev. Rainey, pastor of the Swan Lake Methodist church, in the pres ence of host of relatives and inti- mate friends.
 As prenuptial solo Mrs. Selma Martin Tovey sang At Dawning,' 2 with Miss Louise Davis of Ruther- ford, Tenn, as pianist. The bridal
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D. A. R. Called Meeting.

The John McAlmont chapter, D. A. R., is called to meet this aft ernoon at 3 o'clock in the home of Mrs. A. M. Barrow, regent. The na- tional D. A. R. congress at Wash ington will be discussed, and dele gates appointed for it.
 The Social Service club will meet this afternoon at 2:30 at the resi- dence of Mrs. G. H. Martin, Fifth and Cherry, with Mrs. w. Bart Ed dins assisting hostess.
 The Mrs. H. B. Trimble circle will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Walter Ryland, 1700 Pine. Mrs. c. M. Winters vii be assistant hostess.
 Miss Addie Smith of West Point, Ark, has arrived for a visit with her former school mate, Miss Anita John, whose marriage on Tuesday will be a social item of interest.
 Mrs. E. R. Crum of Helena was brought here Tuesday and was talk en to the Davis hospital for treat ment. An operation was performed Wednesday and she is reported as resting nicely.
 o. P. Williams and Floyd Williams of Shawnee, Okla, are guests of their sister, Miss Agnes Williams, and niece, Mrs. H. W. Seigel, 17OO- West Sixth.
 MT. and Mrs. Emmett H. Gray left Thursday for Texarkana to visit relatives of MT. Gray.
 f.-
 Mrs. H. c. Terry, 116 Texas, was called to Hannibal, Mo-, Thursday by the death of her brother, Nelson Terry.
 Mrs. s. J. McCarra and childrens Genevieve, Ada, Madeline and Cliff ton, have gone to visit relatives and friends in St. Louis and Carlyle, H. Miss Lucille Johnson leaves this afternoon for visit of few days in Russellville, the guest or AIrs Edward Norman Jenkins. g.
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w. o. w. NOTICE!

To the. members of the Woodmen of
 the World:
 You may obtain any information you desire in regard to the new spe> cial rates by calling upon o. E. Per ry, clerk, at Simpson and Webb Fur niture company, 212-214-216 West Second avenue Saturday evening from 2 to 9 o'clock. 2-17-12t
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 .ppelled } the Night May 13th

bn that night the screen
 bed five years," says
 Literary Digest, and
 th the showing of 'Brok-
 Blossoms a new art in-
 arrived, an art as inn
 ant as music or poetry;
 David Wark Griffith
 ortalized himself" adds
 rles Hanson Towne, ed
 of McClure's Magazine.
 pken Blossoms" accord
 to Amy Leslie of the
 Eago News, lis an elo-
 nt and decisive flight be-
 j. the speaking stage"
 It is the most beautiful
 ion picture we have ever
 or ever expect to see;
 if we were a director,
 should give up all idea
 yer trying to be origi-
 and spend all our time Ing to do something as lily as possible like this fdelrful fragile thing.
 It miss it, oh, please do
 miss it!" urges Harriet 6erhill of the New York pune.
 (ercy Hammond, writing the Chicago Tribune, es that never in the an- } of theatrical doxology |e such hosannas been ed," and Ashton Stev- kof the Chicago Examin- 'efers to it "As quick as erve and as close as a net, it may not be every y's picture, but we uld be cory to be one whom it is not"
 am a seasoned theater r, a man of the theater 'elf, grown ripe in the Fession, and my eyes e witnessed the dramas many countries; but in " a year, I have not l so moved, so stirred as his lyric masterpiece" ares Herman Devries in Chicago Examiner. The 7 York Sun acknowl- $ it to be "the most stlc photoplay yet pro- a." and the New York gram goes further and it is as if Dickens had len by means of the era:- Moreover there is al amour as if Pierre Lott 'lctor Hugo, had joined es with MT. Griffith. Is y wonder it is the mas lece of the films?
 'uch art, so real one can K only of the classics of the masterly paint:
 remembered through a ages, so exquisite, so lie, so beautiful and lcally !, fragrant is sBrok- z is the trib- oaid by Louella Parsons 10 N nvvy V>.1. Dr
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Bridal Party Entertained

The Campbell Bradford bridal party were delightful entertained at dinner last evening in the home ot Mf. and Mrs. George List, 709 West Second. Mir. and Mrs. Knox Brad ford, with their party, arrived late in the afternoon and mOtored to the List home, where a bounteous din. ner was faultlessly served
 The center decoration of the din. ing table was huge silver vase in which were pink carnations and sweet peas, and smaller silver vases were used around it with streamers of pink tulle to each place.
 Covers were laid for MT. and Mrs Knox Bradford, Misses Georgia Deane Bradford, Maude Campbell Louise Davis of Rutherford, Tenn Lillian Philpot, Ollie Eddins. Mrs Sam Bridges, Miss Mittie Wherry of Little Rock, Mrs. Henry Davis, Miss Amelia List; Messrs. Gilroy Cox and Hart Reeves of Little Rock, Horace Taylor and Harold Pinkelbaugh of Fl Reno, Okla.
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tian Endeavor. The program will consist of readings. special music and playlet, the scene of which is laid in India. This will he given at the regular church service hour, 7:30.
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Groves Tasteless chill Tonic

restores vitality and energy by puri-
 flying and enriching the blood. You can soon feel it's Strengthening, In- vigorating Effect. Price 6Oc. Adv.
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European shore at the entrance to the Rosphorous today, 13 persons on board being killed by the explosion. The vessel succeeded in reaching Constantinople.
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Miss Lucille Johnson leaves this afternoon for visit of few days in Russellville, the guest of Mrss Norman Jenkins.
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Mrs. s. J. McCarra and childres, Genevieve, Ada, Madeline and Cliff ton, have gone to visit relatives and friends in St. Louis and Carlyle, H..
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The Christian Endeavor society of the First Christian church will render a special program on Sun day evening. This is the annual celebration of the hirthday of Chris
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This Moderate Price Is Another Feature

Speaking of prices particularly, we were consistently under the market for all our shoes last season, and are still sticking to our policy. In every case you will find either our prices lower for the sameguaality shoes, or the quality higher for, tbdssame price. sgF .t ~
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The Young Ladies. club of the First Methodist church will meet this afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Pearl Kerr at the residence of Mrs. J. w. Gibson, on South Cherry.
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If you admire graceful lines, dantness, GOOD STYLE, smart NEW YORK Fifth Avenue MODELS in your Spring Footwear you will be interested in our present show ing. MANY NEW STYLES ARE HERE IN ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS, and others ar irving daily by express.
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TO EXECUTIVES

We are dissolving our organization
and desire 20 find a place for man
who has done good work.
During the last five years he has
conducted two great publicity cam
palgns, each OF which accomplished
It's purpose and won the approval OF
men everywhere.
Each campaign was begun without
capital. was financed on It's merits as
tho work proceeded and Is now fin
ishrd with n surplus on hand.
Tho work has called FOR salesman
ship, Tor Tho ability Of an advertising
man With original ideas and the power
TO put them into attention command
fug language and form. 10 has called
also for executive ability and money
raising ability.
lie VIII be very valuable 20 m ex-
ecutiye who r. doing big things IN ad-
vcrtising or publicity and who needs
an experienced man, strong IA militia
tive. actually able 70 mould public
opinion and 70 conduct an advert sing
or publicity department on an effec-
tive and economic basis. L 232 Herald,
Herald 50
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YOUNG man. with varied experience In ship
construction and operation desires position
In steamship or marine insurance company.
Q 23I Hernld. Herald 50.
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JAPANESE wishes position In small family
morning and evening: good family cook /;
small wages best city references. T. 203
Herald. Herald so.
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BUTLER, valet, 80, just dsengaged; personal
references help In or out; apartment only.
j 90 Herald Herald SO.
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.

YOUNG man, %. single, Italian. owns
passport. citizen OF the United States.
wishes 70 travel 10 Europe with private
family: can furnish the best references.
Write p. o. box $780, New Rochelle. N. x.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


COUPLE: useful butler; cook, chambermaid;
country; references. NJ. Antoni, Garrison,
n. Y.
CoUPLE-Chauffeur. useful; wife good cook
both neat, trustworthy; best references.
2s6 Herald. Herald SO.
COUPLE. Finnish. wish positions in private
family, city or country; man chauffeur
wife good cook Couple. % East i26th.
COUPLE as cook and houseman; good me-
chanic or woman alone; i-year-old girl
Rafter. St James. Long Island.
COUPLE, Norwegian; cook, useful butler;
entire charge. Bockman. 232 54th st..
Bklyn.
COUPLE. German, wish positions city. coun-
try; wife good plain cook; man useful but
COUPLE, first class cook, butler. valet !;
useful entire charge except laundry. j l6
Herald, Herald so.
COUPLE-Butler. valet, useful: chamber
maid. seamstress. desire positions. Il
Herald. Herald So
COUPLE, first class; chauffeur, butler, cook (;
references. 429 West l54th; Audubon s42l.
COUPLE. colored. homework; drive car;
country preferred. Kicks, 123 w. 132d 81.
COUPLE Digit coIored). experienced, for
private family. Kinds. $50 p. 15oth ct.
COUPLE, Danish--Cook, useful butler: ex-
cellent references. b 500 Herald. Fulton st.
COUPLE. colored, wish positions as janitor;
references. Nichols. 81 w. 1920 ST.
COUPLE. cook and chambermaid; Japanese.
~ Prospect place. Manhattan.
CoUPLE-Butler. chambermhid; first class
city references. z 1919 Herald. Herald 50.
CREDIT MANAGER. ACCOUNTANT. Elk
PERT SYSTEMATIZER, equipped TO han
die credits intellgently. is DESTROYS of max
ing permanent connection with prominent
automobile concern or auto accessory jobher
or manu- facturer: can furnish highest Gre
dentials dealing with character, honesty and
efficiency: salary $4,000. e 2lI Herald.
Herald so.
DENTIST. registered. IS years experience,
wishes position with ethical practitioner /.
excellent references. Dentist, box 10. 1929
Sd av.
DOORMAN or messenger; a colored man
wants position with large company or
| bank: have been with q large steel COM
| pany for years. $50 Herald. Fulton st.
DRAFTsMAN.
European university graduate; mechanical
| engineer, Al designer and letterer: speaks
German. French and some English: heating
and sanitation a specially. Gomory, %
Wooster St. New York city.
ELEVATOR operator, colored. in apartment
house. Call Audubon 1910. apt. O..
ELEVATOR operator, colored, experienced.
| good worker. Joe Miller. lot w. 13Sth st.
| EMPLOYMENT or Intermittent reliable ser
! vice. cottage or boat; wealthy obstructions
| participate; Manhattan or Brighton Beach
! vicinity. Interview Il. NJ Evans himself.
basement. : evenings. $40 Neptune av..
| Brighton Beach
| ENGINEER, free 10 devote part time to re-
search. investigation, mechanical prob
lens, inventions. % Herald. Herald 50.
| EX-ARMY OFFICER seeks position official
! pedtionary Forces and Army Of Occupation
| In Germany: speaks and reads German
fluently, excellent executive ability. Write
| Box 46. 1915 Sd av.
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iiO WEST 10TH STREET.
1873 BRYANT.

when you require OFFICE or
TECHNICAL employees In your bust
ness, your needs. as = rule. won't
wait.
To advertise 20 query applicants.
20 look up rcfercnces-these are tims
wasting evils with which you'd be
glad to dispense. Our SERVICE steps
forward 10 fln this gap.
Our slogan characterizes our SER
VICE as OF AND FOR THE BET
TER SORT and Just such Il Is. We
recommend no prospective employees
whom We have not thoroughly In
vcstirated and found equal 10 the
reasonable calls that opportunity In
any given line may make upon them.
Such SERVICE you would be sure
20 find invaluable. and as We are
serving others so acceptably, 20 We
viii De able 20 satisfactorily serve
you.
POSITIONS. from The very highest
executive or technical man. all the
way down your staff. can be ad-
mirnbly taken care OF by
WARD AGENCT.
Car T1-s B-r1.t.
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VALET. japanese. experienced. trustworthy
VALET Light colored man bachelors
apartment VIII do cooking. ". Mcintosh
2is w tfie' rt
VALET. French. visitinr hlrrc4t experience:
LONG references 81 Herald. Herald ~.
VALET. visitlug. French. go BY mail.
Bouiilof. i42 Wcei ga
VALET. VISITING wishes more gontlemen
hirhy recommended. Valet. q +. $50.
VALET, English. elk years personal ref
-- ------.
wANTED-posldor a. assistant 20 some
buoy cvrrutivg in citncr manufacturing or
ridcred that docs not lead ,o steady advance
mcut when m ri'ed through study and lr.
CREASED ability desire ir f1r permanent nH.
1lticn. with an established firm. Gcutuci
college Graduate. suCotaafnl athlete. rN.
officer, ~ reni work anticipated. Reply y
.6s % ald. Herald sl
WANTED. wort ga farm by a man 45 ex-
perionccd industrious, reliable wages $50
per month. room and board. Z 2Oi Herald
WATCHMAN. single, experienced. middle
aged. steady, reliable; references. Y iG5
herald. Hcralf sq.
WINDOWS cleaned. carpets beaten, floors
polished. 40. G. Harrigan, 10 Weat iSIth-
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EXECUTIVE, mature age. exper-
fenced exports TO Europe, other for
elgn countries, also entire office work.
correspondent English, Spanish, ac-
customed TO large transactions In for
eign fields. seeks connection with
large concern. Address L 81 Herald.
Herald so.
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best references, seeks position with ad-
vancement. William Fallon. s34 Central sV..
Brooklyn
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CHAUFFEUR, careful driver. understands
the care of furnace and generally useful
) years up to date reference 1o41 Sd av.
care Long.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


sALEsMAN.-Young man C25) energetic. In
telligent. ambitious. experienced retail and
travelling salesman, seeks connection any
capacity Offering genuine opportunities; ref
erences. ~ HeraId. IleTald- square.
SALESMAN % years old ! years expert
ence auto accessory hardware game; viii
make any feasible start Inside or outsdel
70 prove ability: best credentials. 1850
Herald. Washington Heights.
sALEsMAN-Buyer. 8 years experience In
import export line, knowledge OF source
supply all textile commodities: good follow
Ing on yarn and piece goods trade; creden-
tials. NJ T35 Herald, $50 Broadway.
SALESMAN Builder wishes position sell
materials direct builders contractors; thor
ouBhly understands their requirements I2r
materials and credits; go anywhere. ROD
bins. 207 y. l22d
SALESMAN. WITH AUTO.
Active, energetic hustler. 81; - years sell
ing experience; salary SI5. Tryon, sO3s 9Oth
road WooohaNen.
SALESMAN, negotIator, experienced sales
man, capable negotiating projects OF I'M
portance Is open Tor engagement. l. lof
Herald, Herald 50.
SALESMAN by mail, correspondence. execu-
tive, several thousand merchandisers, re-
sponsiblo manager advertising direct mail :
Protestant: $500; interviews. evenings, by
appointment. = s47 Herald, Fulton St
sCHOOLBOY wants position. X. odsni. 100
Gold St, B'klyn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. retiring from bust
ness, wishes 70 find for capable man Of
matured years position as secretary: COM
petent stenographer and correspondent and OF
good executive ability. = l3s Herald, Her
aid go.
SECRETARY. 81, married. 10 years waltz
able experience exceptional qualifications,
tact, initiative, personality, executive ability
~ high ORDER employed available shortly
$50 minimum. Evening appointment appre-
ciatcd. 3 ss4 Herald. Fulton ST.
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER (25) six
years experience; educated, fluent CORE
emo lrrf
Herald, Fulton II.
SECRETARY.
College man, experienced. age 90; short
hand. accounting. d is2 Herald. Herald go.
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EXECUTIVE.

Gentleman. 40 years. good address and ap-
pearance Is experienced to successfully I'LL
commercial financial executive position,
or as fduciary assistant TO busy executive.
now at liberty 10 accept proposition any sub
stantial corporation or individual desiring
integrity. tact. energy. loyalty; references
furnished: Christian; American by birth and
descent. Address L 14S Herald. Herald So.
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CHAUFFEUR (colored). skilled mechanic.
80, single; refined. willing worker; long
hours years references private families
low wages anywhere. l. 200 Herald. Her
cid 81.