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WILL ELECT OFFICERS.
Presidents Own Garrison to Meet
Next Thursday.

oficers for the year 1921 will be
elected at the meeting Of the Presi-
dents Own Garrison. No. 10t. of the
Army and Navy Union. which will be
held Thursday evening at o'clock at
the G. A. r. Hall, 1912 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. Past Senior Vice
Commander C. o. Howard is the only
nominee for the Office Of commander.
He will succeed retiring Commander
Thomas H. Harris. Capt. Howard is
a SON Of the late Gen. o. o. Howard.
other leading candidates on the tick
ct with him are Mrs. H. M. Madert for
senior vice commander and Lieut..
Stephen Frederick Tillman. q grand
SON of the late Col. Stephen d. Till
man Of the famed Caldwell Regiment
Of infantry, for junior vice commander.
The officers elected will be installed
at the first meeting of January.
A general social night was observed
at the last meeting of the garrison.
Several prizes were awarded to the
members and the guests present.
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Chaneeable Locks.

nETTY BRICE has hair that is nat
ID urally a shade of red which pho
tographs right at the borderland
of the queer tricks played by pho
Biography. II she goes bathing and it
bleaches a trifle with sun and salt
water, she is q blonde on the screen.
II, on the other hand. she moistens it
a trifie, or has just been to the hair
dresser's, it shows her a decided bru-
nette. So for various roles 1t is nee
essary to change 1t bit to make sure
that she does not vary from blonde
to brunette while playing the same
character.
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New.

Today. Buck Jones. in "Firebrand
Trevison"; tomorrow. The Desert
Scorpion" Tuesday. Frank Sheridan. in
"The Struggle; Wednesday, Helen
Jerome Eddy, in "A Light Woman" :
Thursday. Katherine Calvert and Eu-
gene O'Brien, in "A Woman Of the I'm
derworld" Friday, Constance Binney.
in "39 East" and Saturday, all comedy
night
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CRANDALL'S.

The first four days of this week at
Crandalrs Theater. the photoplay fea-
ture, will be "Helrs Oasis" an epic of
the west. picturing Neal Hart and
Harold Lloyd's comedy, Get Out and
Get Under" Thursday and the re-
mainder of the week, Bryant Wash
burn. in Burglar Proof" also Mon
sense" a comedy. Minor films and
musical accompaniments will COM
plete the bill.
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Nazimova. in
Madam Peacock" and Mack Sennett's
ITS a Boy; Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Louise Glaum, in THE Leopard
Woman: Thursday. May Allison, in
Are All Men Alike?"; Friday, "A
Twilight Baby" and Buster Keaton.
in "One Week.: Saturday, Wanda
Hawley. in Food for Scandal" and
THE Dear Departed"
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York.

Today. Lionel Barrymore. in THE
Master Mind; tomorrow. Norma Tai
made. in ''The Probation Wife" and
"A Pajama Marriage; Tuesday. Earle
Williams. in THE Romance Promo
ter" and "All Balled Up; Wednesday.
Held by the Enemy" and The Dear
Departed; Thursday, Louise Glaum,
in 'The Leopard Woman; Friday.
Ethel Clayton. in "A City Sparrow"
and THE Big Show; Saturday. Bryan
Washburn. in Burglar Proof" and
"Buggins."
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Current Attractions
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Lionel Barry.
more, in 1.-THE Master Mind" and The
Dear Departed" Tuesday and Wednes.
day, Nazimova, in Madam Peacock.
and Mack Sennetts Its Boy; Thurs.
day, Neal Hart. in "Helfs Oasis and
"A Pajama Marriage; Friday. II. b.
Warner. in Felix O'Day.' and "Edgars
Hamlet: Saturday. Held by the Ene-
my" and 1.-THE Big Show"
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the shy young bride in Betty. Be
Good" has run the gamut from Grand
Opera to vaudeville. She was the
charming young prima donna in a
vaudeville sketch over the big time
vaudeville with Billy Rhodes and her
early start was with the Lilac DOM
ino." Afterward she appeared with De
Wolf Hopper in the Gilbert Sullivan
classics
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Nazimova. in
madam Peacock" Tuesday and
Wednesday, Louise Glaum. in '"rhe
Leopard Woman: Thursday, ]. War
rem Kerrigan, in 1.-The House of Whis-
pers." and "The Big Show; Friday,
Alice Joyce. in '"The Vice Of Fools" and
1.-The Dear Departed: Saturday, Wan
da Hawley. in Food for Scandal. and
"Edgar's Hamlet"
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lier, in '"The Servant Question:
Wednesday. Margaret BlaHche, in "A
Place in the Sun; Thursday. Louise
Glaum. in Love and Justice; Friday.
Ben Wilson. in when a Woman
Strikes" and Saturday. Roy Stewart.
in The U. P. Trail"
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow. George Walsh.
in From Now On; Tuesday. Audrey
Munson. in "The Perfect Modef; !;
Wednesday. Harry Carey. in sun
down Slim; Thursday. Constance Tai
madge. in 'The Lesson; Friday. MISS
Shirley Mason. in Merely Mary Ann"
also two-reel L. Ko comedy. and Sat-
urday. Jan Novak. in THE Golden
Trail" and episode 6. Bride Thir-
teen"
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Revere.

Today, "The Silent Barrier; tomor-
row. Roy Stewart, in THE U. P. Trail" !;
Tuesday. Helen Jerome Eddy. in ''The
Light Woman; Wednesday, Buck
Jones, in "Firebrand Trevison" Thurs
day. "The Gamesters"; Friday. "Moun-
tain Madness" and Saturday. all come
dy night.
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Crandall's.

Selects production of 'The Isle Of
Conquest" featuring Norma Tai
madge; Wanda Haley. in Food for
Scandal" and Alice Brady, in "The
New York Idea,
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Knickerbocker.

First Nationals picture of James
Oliver Curwood's story. "Nomads Of
the North; Cecil B. De Miles Some
thing to Think About: Alice Brady,
in The New York Idea" and Bessie
Love, in Bonnie May"
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First Nationals adaptation of James
oliver Curwood's famous story. NO
mads of the North" featuring Lon
CLANCY. : Betty Blythe and Lewis
Stone.
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George NJ. Cohans next production
will be comedy. entitled Love and
Learn" by Vincent Lawrence and Ed
gar Selwyn, in which Wallace Ed
dinger will have the leading role.
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Continued from First Page.)

staged in lavish manner. replete
with beautiful scenes and with the
feminine cast in gowns which are
the last word in fashion.
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NEXT WEEKS PHoTopLAYs.
Palace.
METROPOLITAN.

Dorothy Gish. in her latest photo
play, Flying Pat"
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Hardee Kirkland, who has the role
of the police captain in Goldwyn's film
version Of "Oficer $685." is a son of
Gen. William ]. Hardee. author Of
Bardee's ~. S. Army Tactics" and a
former commandant at West Point.
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Filnograns.

::: $::: ~; s: :: :: :: ::
Devip is a new photoplay. Of
course
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Lyric.

Today and tomorrow. Tom Mix. In
THE Texan: Tuesday, William Col
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George Bunny, son of the late John
Bunny, is said to have inherited his
fathers genius for funmahing, and
has just completed a comedy Of his
own. called "At 1t Again." for the
First National. '.
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Avery Hopwood. the dramatist, Is
out at the Lasky studio in California.
studying photoplay technique. 1t is
said. Mr.. Lasky has his contract to
write original photoplay stories for
three-year period,
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The movie press agent is writing
reams of matter in exploitation Of in
dividual players. much after the fash
ion Of the prima donna's press agent
Of fifty years ago, who invented the
story of the stolen diamonds. II
would seem the producers wish now
to let their pictures speak for them
selves.
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Vitagraph's releases for January
and February are announced as Alice
Joyce in Cousin Kate" Earle Will
liams in Diamonds Adrift," BLACK
Beauty" based on the famous story OF
a horse. by Anna Sewell: Alice CAL
houn in princess Alice Corinne
Griffith in ut Isn't Being Done This
Season" and Antonio Moreno In Three
Sevens."
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BY Andre Maurois. Translated by
Thurfrida Wake. New York: John
Lane Company.
During the war NJ. Maurois was
attached. as interpreter, to an Eng,
Iish regiment. Probably as a bit oi
personal easement he, in the between, s .
whiles of interpreting, transferred a
typical English officers mess to the
pages of this delightful book: To
the imperturbable Col. Bramble ne
pays the honor of naming the book
Within its covers there are others o.
the English brand-the champion OF
British sport, the doctor. the chap.
lain. and so on. In the hands OF
a writing Frenchman these English
officers receive an attention that Is
as kindly as il is keen, as Sympa-
thetic as it is critical. as humorous
as it is sound in it's genial appraise-
ments. A charming bit OF genuine
and finished artistry.
THE ALMONDS OF LIFE. By f. e
Mills Young, author of THE BY
vonner," etc New York: George
H. Doran Company.
The Chinese have a saying that
.sThe almonds of life come to those
that have no teeth-tnat ls' tne
NAV NOT. or cannot, be seized upon
In this particular social complex the
desired thing-another mans wife
and another woman's husband-was
achieved, only to delay and concen.
trate the working out of the social
logic Of suffering. Like The By
wonner," the story is placed in South
Hfrics' a setting with which this
writer is both familiar and capably
artistic. The lure of the story lies
in this setting. And. indeed, the
beauty Of the setting serves in
way to relieve the facts themselves
of much of the ugliness that is gen
eraiIv ascrtbed to the violation OF
customs. This is good work since
to the charm of it's background the
snthor adds the only sequence OF
events that the situation itself could
produce, despite the fact that this
il an unhappy and therefore. an un'
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THE SEARCH
 FOR BEAUTY
And How to Be Successful in Attain
 ing It

The ancient records and stone mon- uments in their pictures and writings tell us of the effort that women even in that day put forth to further en- nance and increase their natural charms and beauty.
 Some of the methods employed to increase these charms have been brought down through the ages. There are two beauty aids that are very popular nowadays Known as Black and White Soap and Black and White Ointment.
 Black and White Soap is pure skin cleanser and complexion beauti- fer. It aids in removing skin blem- ishes and the regular use of it will keep the skin soft, with the lovely tint of youth.
 Black and White Ointment is a creamy emollient that removes pim- pies, tan, sun and wind freckles, liver spots and similar skin blemishes Black and White Soap and Ointment must be used together to obtain the best results.
 All drug and department stores guarantee and sell Black and White Ointment, 25c the package (50c size contains three times as much); Black and White Soap 25c.
 Send 10c to Dept. T s B, Plough Chemical Company, Memphis, Tenn. for free samples Black and White Ointment and Soap. Also copy of your birthday reading.
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feature in advertising, and showed advantages gained by the Long Bell Lumber Company, which controls the Arkansas Short Leaf, the Saline River Hardwood, and number of other plants in this section, in the use or trade mark in advertising thelr lumber products
 c. A. Parker and Mrs. Lillian Moh- Ter were elected members of the club, and guests were Jules Borresen, Iack Tankersley, and F. P. Medlock. Harvey Means made a report of the work being done by committees In charge of arrangements for Manu- lecturers Week.
 The program for next week was an nounced last night. C. A. Rodgers will address the club on Advertising as Merchantile Force." k. K. Me lntyre, of the J. F. Mcintyre and Sons lumber company, will lead the dis crssion. MT. Mcintyre was at one time advertising manager for one of the large Memphis banks.
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{ iiaSK,;'R,ofipty X; {,
 Nd H: By ANNIE o. SMART
By ANNIE o. SMART.

asked by the Graphic about its or ganization said:
 About twenty years ago l organ ized a class of young ladies at the First Baptist church. Our class was known as the Philathea class. We had from twenty to twenty-five most of the time. The class spirit was good. We enjoyed meeting together and having the lesson The teacher was very fond of his girls. We used to have picnics, pecan hunts, fish frys and hay rides-all enjoyable.
 Thinking over this list of girls, all without single exception are living Christian lives. Most of them are married and have families. Two married preachers, one is assistant superintendent of our Sunday school.
 I nevef meet any of this class that my heart does not go out to them with the tlass love, and often greet them by eaying-"How is my girl ?'
 Study tp show myself approved of God, a woakman that needth not to be ashamed rightly dividing the word of truth" A
 Mrs. Rost Moore succeeded MT. Fox as teacAer and taught the class for three y%rs. Mrs. J. o. Evatt then taught with Mrs. Ross as as- sistant until January, 1920, when the o1o wi h cha r. ter membership of 116, and the name Deborah" adopted. Mrs. John H. Moore was elected teacher and the average attendance since then has been 78.
 This is one of the three classes taking part in the big campaign for membership and attendance, and the line up for the Reds" ad "Blues" is as follows: Mrs. Egee Byrd is captain of the Deborahs who will serve under the flag of the Red division and her workers are as follows:
 Miss Mae Atkinson, Mrs. c. M. At kinson, Mrs. R. B. Ashcraft, Mrs. Hannah Brickle, Mrs. J. K. Buckner, Mrs. L.. L. Brockman, Mrs. J. L. Bald ridge, Mrs. W. L. Barton, Mrs. Jas. Baughman, Mrs. J. P. Crawford, Mrs. M. M. Cross, Mrs. P. R. Galloway, Mrs. R. Carnahan, Mrs. Hurley Gull pepper, Mrs. Geo. Darby, Mrs. F. w. Dickey, Mrs. D. P. Douglas, Mrs. l A. N. Embree, Miss Jett Exell, Mrs. Will Fox, Mrs. c. l. Ferris, Miss Nell Foley, Mrs. W. E. Green, Mrs. E. M.
 Goodwin, Miss Eloise Green, Mrs. " E. Guess, Mrs Lillie Grothe, Mrs. H. L. Gadberry, Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs. J. J. Hope, Mrs W. H. Hudson, Mrs. Alma Jenkins, Mrs. T. o. John son, Mrs. c. J. Keller, Mrs. A. l. Linton, Mrs. J. ". Langford, Mrs. P. J. Lockwood, Mrs. L. M. Meece, Mrs. B. C. Mead, Mrs. J. F. Mullins, Miss Bessie Miller, Mrs. w. w. Matt
 hews, Mrs. Geo. FlMerrick, Mrs. V.
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T. Meeks, Mrs. W. P. McCulloch, Mrs. J. L. McBurnett, Mrs. c. s. McNew, Mrs. George Nall, Mrs. Chas. O'Neal, Mrs. H. D. Palmer, Mrs. Oscar Par nell, Mrs. J. s. Purdue, Mrs. J. D. i Quattlebaum, Mrs. R. B. Rice, Mrs. J. F. Rutherford, Mrs. E. M. Ross, Mrs. E. c. Ragan, Mrs. A. P. Ryland, Mrs. o. E. Reeves, Mrs. E. o. Sanford, Mrs. J. H. Smith, Mrs. R. H. Swarm, Mrs. H. w. Shephard, Mrs. Edgar Shep- hard, Mrs. L. M. Seymour, Mrs. F. A. Smithers, Mrs. Floy Schipp, Miss Helen Thomas, Mrs. N. T. Terrell, Mrs. c. L. Talton, Mrs. L. L. Tuck CT, Mrs. c. H. Truitt, Mrs. A. M. Vought, Mrs. B. Warrington, Mrs. J. D. Ward, Mrs. F. I. West, Mrs. w. D. Williams, Mrs. M. S. Winters, Mrs. A. E. Wright
 Mrs. Fred Vining is captain of the Deborahs of the Blue division and the following is the roster of her commands:
 Mrs. F. o. Anderson, Miss Rosa mond, Atkinson, Mrs. M B. Atch- ley, Mrs. w. o. Benson, Mrs. Ross Baughman, Mrs. H. B. Bledsoe, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. E. L. Bracey, Mrs. Wm. Burke, Mrs. Rosa Byrd, Mrs. J. Burns, Mrs. W. Collier, Mrs. F. Culpepper, Mrs. L. M. Carter, Mrs. F. c. Cross, Mrs. J. H. Dinelly, Mrs. H. Davis. Mrs. T. B. Dalby, Mrs. P. J. Dus- kas, Mrs. Chas. Dunnington, Mrs. I. E. Estes, Miss Mamie Elder, Mrs. E. H. Elsberry, Mrs. J. L. Fuqua, Mrs. U. L. Freeman, Mrs. L. R. Givens, Mrs. Jennie Gilmore, Mrs. L. H. Gam mill, Mrs. c. P. Green, Miss, Era Gartman, Miss Zelma Gardner, Mrs Chas. Haycock, Mrs. F. B. Herring ton, Mrs. o. c. Hankison, Mrs. A. R. Hess, Mrs. L. T. Hudson, Mrs. E. E. Hill, Mrs. T. N. Harper, Mrs. Will Jones, Mrs. B. c. Jordan, Mrs. L. E. Keith, Mrs. J. L. Lockhart, Mrs.. Fan nie Morris, Mrs. J. L. Mayfield, Mrs. H. E. Moreland, Mrs. Frank Mays, Miss Sudie Mccoy, Mrs. J. P. Me- Nulty, Mrs. L. J. McDaniel, Mrs. Grace McNish, Miss Ella Owen, Mrs. T. o. Orr, Mrs. E. M. Oudin, Mrs. N. N. Powell, Mrs. G. c. Payne, Miss Kathleen Pritchard, Mrs. Minnie Pickering, Mrs. J. Pierson, Mrs. Geo. Reynolds, Mrs. Mamie Ryland, Mrs. Willis Roebuck, Mrs. R. Bucks, Mrs. B. H. Sandeford, Mrs. w. J. Shep- herd, Mrs. J. w. Sowards, Mrs. A. H. Steffins, Mrs. Springfield, Mrs. B. E. Shields, Mrs. H. E. Shelton, Mrs. AL ma Sanders, Mrs. J. S. Stone, Mrs. W. E. Taylor, Mrs. V. c. Tucker, Mrs. W. s. Turner, Miss Nettie Ter rell, Mrs. M. Thompson, Mrs. A. E. Williams, Mrs. J. P. Wilson, Mrs. Will Wo1then, Mrs. w. T. Woodul, Miss Play Winters, Mrs. A. E. Woller- man, Mrs. c. B. Yoe.
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FAMILY STARTS 4 MOVEMENT" WHEN
 VAN IS SUMMONED
Seven Sets Household Furri ture Follow When Carna.
 hans Take New Home

MT. and Mrs. R.. Carnahan anc family started what might be term ed movement" yesterday whe1 they removed from their home al 620 Laurel to their fine, new home at Eleventh and Laurel. Several oth CT families were affected by tn, move
 The Carnahan family has beer liv ing in the old Cross home at 62( Laurel. Today this will be occupied by Mrs. J. L. Dinelly who conducts a boarding house at SIS West Sixth This home is owned by Mrs. A.. E Westbrook who has been living d 916 West Fifth, but will remove nex week to SIS West Sixth. $. D. Ar nette and family, who have been liv ing at Miss Martha Angell's at 70( State, will occupy the house at 91t West Fifth, while T. L. Brummit and family, who sold their home or Harding avenue to II. c. Couch, vii remove to the Angell home. MT. ant Mrs. Charles White will then occupy the house at 1920 Olive which tn. Couch family will vacate. The last tt be affected will be June Coles, nov occupying rooms on State street, wht will occupy the upper part of Mrs Westbrook's home at BIS West Sixth
 The new home into which the Car nahan family removed yesterday, has been but recently completed. It i probably the finest home in the city having been completed ta a cost 0, $80,000 exclusive of furnishings. | is of brick, with tile roof and hard wood floors. It has three stories and basement, and is finished witl all modern conveniences. The archi tectural work was in the hands O Mitchell Selligman, while the gen eral contract was handled by T. D Charles Royse. T. D. Duncan ant Sons, of Louisville, did the interio decorating, and Roy Anderson of th' Pine Bluff Country Club the land scape work.
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MAIL TRAIN IN DITCH.

Spokane Wash, Sept. 30.-Great Northern aerial Mail train number 27, was ditched near Troy, Montana, late today, according to word reach ing this city and several persons are believed to have been killed or in- jured. Doctors and nurses have left here for the scene. The wires were reported down between Spokane and Troy and confirmation of the report was unobtainable tonight.
 The train was special mail train and carried no passengers, reports said.
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Ad Club Members Hear Discussions
 at Noon SessiO1

The Ad club, meeting in regular session at the Jefferson hotel, yester day at noon, heard two interesting talks, one on the Psychology of Ad vertising by Rev. J. H. Moore, pas tor of the First Baptist church, and the advantage of the trade mark ir advertising, by Jules Borreson, sales manager for the Arkansas Short Leal Lumber Company.
 MT. Borreson cited the use of the trade mark in the lumber busine s' as an instance of the success of thi!
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Miss Trigg Marie
 Dallas Cotton

Dr. J. I. Norris returned las from Valiant, Oklahoma, wh officiated at the wedding q Helen Trigg and Joseph Moves home of the bride at Valia'n1 nesday night. MT. Moves IS
 in the cotton business at
 Texas. The bride, membe prominent former Pine Bluff is well known here.
 Following the ceremony the went for a short wedding Galveston.
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Circus P1easeS
 Pine Bluffians

Despite the chill of the weather yesterday and last night, the John Robinson circus which showed at end of the car line on Cherry yesterday, was we'll attended at both perform ances.
 The line of attractions carried by this show were the usual circus ones, but were all of high class nature;
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of MT. and Mrs. D. Westall, 912 Hickory street, will return home for visit, about October 20
 Young Westall has the distinction of being the only boy from Pine Bluff to have for the government served seven years on the island.
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fosIr~7s7<ssyto.-s , " and patrons were struck by tN bill presented, and the genera tone of the circus folk. A parade was held yesterda, noon. and children from the schools had an opportunity ness it.
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Mrs. D. w. Bolin who was operated on at the Davis hospital recently is at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Bolin, 1906 Oak street
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Novel Entertainment
 Planned hv R V D IT

FidHneu Dy B. Y. r. U.
 The circus is coming to town and will pitch it's tent on the lawn of Dr.. and Mrs. J. H. Moore, 1121 West Sixth Avenue.
 The first performance will begin at 8 o'clock Saturday evening, and it will all be there from the pink lemonade to the wild animal trainer with his animals.
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The Ladies of the Carr Memorial church will have an all-day market sale tomorrow at the East avenue Post office.
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Executive Committee Plans New Work.

The executive committee members of the Women's Missionary Society of the First Methodist church were entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mills Fuller, presi- dent of the society.
 work by the different departments and refreshments served during the social hour.
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Mrs. E. J. Voss has returned from three months visit with relatives in New York, Ashbury Park and oth- CT points of interest.
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Born to MT. and Mrs. Grover Rob- erts yesterday a fine son, at the home of Mrs. Roberts parents in Texarkana.
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Billy Hicks, son of Mir. and Mrs W. B. Hicks, is improving from his illness of typhoid fever.
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The B. Y. P. U. of the First Baptist church invites you to come and bring your family.
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Misses Adele and Henriette Bluth- cnthall left yesterday for Baltimore where they will attend Boucher Col lege.
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FOUND-$2. That is what shoes you've got are worth trade them in on new pair \ shiem or Walkovers at Henr Go. I
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The Texas Street Bible class will meet this afternoon with Mrs. J. P Baker, 705 Texas street.
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Mrs. Jack Bernhardt returned yes terday from St. Louis.
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THE WEDDING of Miss Mil \ dred Charlotte Woodward and
 A Lieutenait William Roe Brew will be yolemnized tonight at |clock at thd home of the bride, in | ege Park, Ea.
 will be aE brilliant affair, with Ia arge bridal party. MT. and Mrs. lar Brewstef, parents of the groom in college Park flo rthe ceremony Miss Florence Brewster, sister
 the groom, will be maid of honor Miss Cathe rine Montgomery will 
 Inc following handsomely engrav- invitation has been reveiced: ! IS. Emma Hyslop Ezell requests honor of your presence at the |,riage of her daughter, Mary Eu- |ia, to Mr. Dennis Porter Burney, "Wednesday afternoon, the thir- hth of October, nineteen hundred twenty, at four o'clock, First Ehodist church, Pine Bluff, Arkan> It home: New Orleans, La. porah Class
 hpaign Lineup.
 The Deborah class of the First btist church is perhaps the largest hens Bible class in the state. It composed of a group of enthu- Etic aid earnest workers. H. c. | the Founder of the class, when
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Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Mayberry are in Memphis attending the Tri-State Fair
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Mrs. I. J. Moore was operated on in local sanitarium, yesterday.
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Mrs. John Moore of Camden has re- turned to her home in Camden after visit with Mrs. w. F. Groth, 519 West Sixth Avenue.
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COMING HOME.

After seven years service on the island of Hawaii, Hugh Westall, son