The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 2

2 THE SHREVBPOKT TIMES, JUOJVDAY, MAY 26, 1913 TENDER TRIBUTES II Women Guard Colorado Polls and Guard Them Well Mail Orders Delivered FREE by Parcel Post When Cash Accompanies the Order OF THE DEAD IIILIi -Tft MEMORY nr. GARLANDS OX GRAVES OF DE. PARTED TYPOS. New Balkan Blouse Wash Suits $4.39 Shown in While Piijue Combined With Colors-Very New and Nobby Kev. Jasper K.

Smith, at Special Me-. irtrial Service, Speaks Kloqiwutljr of Great Works of Craft. BE IN STYLE and have a Balkan Blouse Wash Suit. The models we are showing will Interest you. The styles the very latest.

Elegantly tailored. Shown in White Pique, collar and hip band of pink, blue, lavender or tan. CHOICE from special collection ffh In accord with the announcements appearing iin the newspapers the paat week, tho local typographical union members yesterday observed Very snappy new styles in silk finish REP or POPLIN' Tlalknn Blouse Wash Suits shown In tan, pink and white; Rep Suits tho International memorial day, by decorating the graves of departed brothers in the forenoon, and repair collar and hip band of contrasting color; splendid VALUE tyQ ing to the First Presbyterian cnurcn ad- in the afternoon to hear an dress delivered by the pastor, Linen Coat Suits the Should you travel for tho Summer you will need such a suit. We show them in natural Linen, cutaway coat style, fancy collar and cuffs; the PRICE $9.90 i light in pongee ln or Pongee Rev.Dr. Jasper K.

Smith. Ur. Smiths remarks were most appropriate, and his references to dilferent men of the past who were printers, and who had accomplished great things in the world for the good of humanity showed a careful research into tne archives of history. Notably amour these he made refer Palm Beach Suits The vcry coolOBt wear weight and shown in natural Linen shades; Silk stitch stripe; collar and cuffs of Nell rose or navy; cutaway coat, novelty skirt style; PRICED. Syxplk- Hi nil I Mi if ence to Gutenoerg who was the first printer and whose inventive genius 'gave to he world tho first movable I type from which was printed the 'first Latin Bible.

He also called to jthe attention of his auditors the fact The Utility Dress "Syxpockette" Khaki, Only $5.98 If you intend making long journeys or short outing trips in the way of picnics, camping, you should have one of our Khaki Utility Dresses; (like the cut shown here); plenty of useful pockets, ffC QQ SPKCIAL PRICE MIDDY BLOUSE SUIT, $4.45 Jaunty little Galatea Middy Blouse Suits, chown in Khaki color; neatly tailoredsizes for ladies, mlnses and juniors These are the first women ln America to servo as deputies enforcing election laws. They stood all day May 20, in a cold, raw wl nd, jruarding (he polls, and allowing that Colorado women are willing to do their full duty under equal suffraje. In front is Sheriff Sullivan, anil befddo him, Josephine JUxiio, who nd charge of tho cquud. that the first Sunday School was Instituted by an English printer by the name of Robert Kaikes. Dr.

Smith paid a glowing tribute 'to the noble deeds of tne departed ones, wheresoever dispersed, and admonished his hearers of the duty each owed to himself and to humanity, that of living a life that will not only be acceptable to mankind but which hi Centenary Notes Ptetty Wh te Voile Dresses, Sale Price $3A9 will be pleasing to the allwlae Creator. The music for the occasion was" contributed by Miss Jessie Mai Ag- Tjiat- Thursday nlKht Prof, and Mrs uow, mis, Aiiuersoii, auu a. Anderson and Davis of the Central Chris (b) "Prologue," (MacdowellX Miss Clara Bauer Johnston. Kong, "A Dream," (Bartlett) Miss Ruth McCain. Monologue, "What I Think About Things," (Arranged) Miss Clara Bauer Johnston.

Song, (a) "1 Hear You Calling Me." (Marshall); (b) "Two Irish Love Songs," (Lohr) Miss Hazel Porter Piano, (a) "To a Wild Rose," (Mac-dewell); (b) "Serenade," (Stojoski) Miss Ruth McCain. VISIT OUR nEADY-TO-WEAH SECTION' TODAY and take advantage of this special offer of White Sheer Voile Dres. Pretty flounce and waist effects; wide -bNa laces jj and scalloping effectively used; values worth ordinarily I0.6O; leaders THIS A LEK at. I tian Church choir, and was especially Johnston entertained the senior class of 1913, in the college chapel, with the aid of the muslo and expression classes nf irp Jnhniion. Beautiful amd rare class president, with Miss Smith led the way, followed by the other seniors, Into the long hall where a promenade was enjoyed and refreshments served.

The senior class nas been Invited to an informal reception at the home of Miss Belle Johnston, Queensborough, next Thursday night. Two fire escapes w-lll be put ln nt the college ln the near future. The material for both is now on the ground. This has always been much needed on account of the construction, of the building'. VOILE DRESSES, J4.D5-Speo.ial lot Ladies Misses' and Juniors' Sheer White Voile Dresses; admirably made, neatly trimmed and finished in tucks, Cluny lace bands; values worth $7.40, 95 it TinTP 'r SALE I'RICE flowers' adorned both the chafpel and hall.

This was the first entertainment given to the senior class this year. Every member of the senior' class wttr. a r.ao anr eown. Many new Spring styles; square Aop.nit.. Kpt Drosses.

Pretty Net presses special jo.yo oth narrow lace eaKe3 and bands used; Letter 8 from the People $6.98 fitting for the services. Miss JCtnei Valentine presided at the pipe organ. "Fape to Face," tenderly sung by Miss Agnew, was especially touching. The following is a list of deceased members of the Shrevsport union and the place of burial: Frank Leverette, Charles Schaeffer, John S. Gooch, William Gilllland, David Grelg, Robt.

C. Gilllland and Augustus Matthews, In Oakland Cemetery: Edward House, Charles W. Hutchins and Harry F. Dudley, in Greenwood; Edward J. Bruhin in Catholic Cemetery; Harry Quarles and Francis A.

Martin at Waco, Texas; Col. John H. Hu-sbey at Union Printers' Home Colorado Springs, Joseph Puryear at Camden, and Daniel Patterson silk floss, puff worjv, embroidered flounces and waist portion. White or colored Blips. Styles and sizes suitable for ladies, misses and juniors.

SALE PRICE In the receiving line with Mrs. Mr. B. O. Grey left last week to a good position at Alberta, IjS.

ston were the following seniors wiin iheh- guests Mr. I. B. Robertson, class presfident, with Miss Smith. H.

T. Young with Mrs. H. T. Young.

Mr. Parks -Elston with Miss Aitalane Piilh'l Vanity and Coin Cases Polished German Metal Vanity and Coin Case; Silk Clove Spec. 98c Special lot 16-Button length Silk Gloves, white, pongee, black, tan; all sizes. SALE Qflf PRICE Stripe Voile Dresses, $4A9, STRIPE VOILE DRESSES, in black and whitef simple effects; pifed with green or Nell rose; dainty lace edge on flat collar and jabot. Cool for summer.

SPECIAL values P' the chain handle; all SALE at Arcadia, La. Mr. Luther Martin with Miss Itannie 59c vogue. PRICE Printers, generally, are of a very T.ou Davis. appreciative bent and the officers of the local union ihave requested The Times to publicly tender to Dr- Shirtwaists 98c-Tan or Gray Serge Skirts Spec.

$3.95 SKIRTS, $3.95 Special sale lot fine grade SHIRTWAISTS, 98c Big line Summer Shirt-Waists, tailored styles, in Soisette; lace and tuck trimmed Voiles and Lingeries; values worth ordinarily $1,50 and Qflf $1.65, CHOICE 70t Serge Skirts, shown in light tans and gray. Similated tunic and other styles; all sizes: values worth SPECIAL. QJ fcmith and the musicians who assisted in the services, their heartfelt thanks in recognizance of their kindly offices yesterday. For the Weak "nit Nervous. Tired-out, weak, nervous men and women would am Ditlous, energetic, full of life and always have a good appetite, if they would do the sensible thing for health take Electric Bitters.

Nothing better for the stomach, liver or kidneys. Thousands say they owe their lives to this wonderful home remedy. Mrs. O. Rhine-vault, of Vestal Center, N.

says: "I regard Electric Bitters as one of the greatest of gifts. I can never forget what it has done for me," Get a bottle yourself and see what a difference it will make In your health. Only 50c and $1.00. Reccommended and for sale by your druggist. Sheer 1nifo IVafcfc Ti A splendid variety of dainty White Lingerie and Voile Shirtwaists.

Sneer VOlie VVaiSIS JJ.I Th(j yery BheereBt wejghta prettily trimmed in tiny tucks, Val. and Baby Irish and. Inserts of hand embroidery, In sprays, motifs and medal- ff 7 JC lions; CHOOSE from the lot at I Silk Petticoats $1.98 Muslin Underwear Specials Mr Whlttlngton with M1ss Francis Page. Mr. L.

A. Sims with Miss Belle Mr. II. Cudd with Miss Jtinlla Elston. The follow teachers were prestent: Prof.

II. T. Carley and wife, Prof R. H. Domlnick and wife.

Prof E. Rouse with Miss Annie Johnston. Invited to meet the seniors werei Mr. I. T.

Andrews with Miss Lftla Armstrong. Mr. Stiles Liddell with Miss Letttie Mr. J. L.

Ryan with Miss B. F. Has, Mr. Wiley McCreary with Miss ttuith McCain. Mr.

John Younger with Miss Elizabeth Mr. n. Q. Henry with Miss Jennie Jones. Misses Lincoln Brown and Clara Bauer Johnston.

Mrs. J. B. Hinton with Floice De Graffenroid. Mr.

Charley Odom with Miss Daphne De Graffenreid. Miss Hazel Porter, Misseg Janle and Mattie Montgomery, Mrs. T. J. Holli-day and Miss Jeanne Brewster were absent either on account of sickness or conflicting dates.

Following the introduction of the the following program was rendered: Invocation, "My (Long-follow-Buck) Miss Ruth McCain. Song, "Stars the Summer Night," (Longfellow la Medra) Centenary Olee Club. Oral English, "The Famine," (Longfellow) Master John Younger. Song, (a) "Tho Bridge," (Longfellow-Carew); (b) "The Day is Done' (Lontf- Tho Other Side. Editor of Shreveport Times, Dear Sir: I wish you would publish the following article in reply to one referred to and as shown in today's iSNiie of your paper.

ln Justice to all concerned, the article of May 22, 1913. relative to Paul Huberts' death in Jail at Alma, Is misleading and reflecting unjustly upon law-abiding citizens and sworn officers of tho law. This party was indicted, tried for one of the moat heinous crimes known In criminology and convicted of murder in the first degree. To censure the Judge, county attorney and Jury is a travesty on Justice and evidences a desire to shield crime. The good people of this section do not regard as a mockery the trial where twelve honorable, honest and upright farmer sit in Judgment on their oaths in Kansas and agree on first degree murder.

Kindly insert this correction in your paper in an effort to correct wrong Impressions and that the section not be misrepresented. Yours very truly, FAIRNESS, Bernice, May 24. i 2VF.GRO SI'MIAX SCHOOLS. Report of the negro Sunday Schools for Sunday, May 25, were: Galilee Baptist, 169; Evergreen Baptist, 105; Anti-och Baptist, 125; Avenue Baptist, U3; Trinity Baptist, 36. REHEARSAL BY CHORAL L'NIOX.

Names of Soloists for Concert to Bo Announced nt Sleeting Tonight. The regular weekly rehearsal of the Choral Union tonight at 'St. Mark's Episcopal Church is expected to bo a more interesting meeting of the organization than usual, owing to the fact that the names of those selected as soloists for the concert will probably be announced. The rehearsals have been going on regulaly ever since the organization of the society several weeks ago. and while the membership Is not large as it might be if musicians of the city were alive to their opportunity, the organization as it now stands forms the muclous of what may very easily become a permanent feature of the muMoal life of the city.

The rehearsal will begin promptly at 7:45 and all members as well as those who have attended only a few of the previous meetings are urged to be present. NEW lot fine grade Messallne Silk and Changeable Taffeta Petticoats; pleated flounce with Muslin Skirts 25c Special lot neatly made cambric finish SHORT Muslin Skirts, plain hem- JC- The Centenary baseball diamond is now being used by tho city clubs since the 'Varsity team has disbanded. It Is very probable that they will use It all during the coming summer. There were two games hero last Saturday and two more are scheduled for next Saturday, Examinations will begin next week for the students who are not seniors. The senior class had their examinations starting with May 19.

Miss Grace Roberts leaves today for her home in Nashville, Tenn.She will be Joined by her siBter ln Chattanooga. All society work in both societies was dispensed with last Friday night on account of the Beniors being absent and also many of the others. The student hody will try to send four or five men to the Y. M. C.

A. conference, at Winslow, June Philip Frierson has already been selected for one. Men will be elected as the students are able to raiso tha money as it will cost to sent each man. There will be several to go and pay aJI their expenses and others to pay half. Roberts, Martin and Frierson have been appointed as a committee to raise money for this purpose.

The following program was rendered by the music and expression class of airs. Johnston, ln the Centenary chapel, laHt Saturday evening: Trio, "Faust," (Cremer) Miss Lincoln Brown, Miss Clara Bauer, Mrs. Johnston' and Miss McCain. Song, "Margarita," (Meyer-Hulmund) Mr. Q.

R. Henry and Glee Club. Piano, "(Slumbor," (Schumann) Miss Ell'abeth Atkins, Mrs. Johnston. Violin Mrs.

R. II. Domlnick. Song, "Love's Sorrow," (Shelley) J.isa B. F.

Hass, Piano, "thnraid," (Godard) Miss Lincoln Brown, Duet, "Alpine Violet," (Op. 100, Andre Miss Janle Montgomery, Mrs. Johnston. Song, "Laddie," (Thayer) Mr. Irvin T.

Andrews. Dialect, "Kentucky Philosophy," (Robertson) Miss Lincoln Brown. Song, "Little Gypsle Sweetheart," (Herbert) Mrs. R. H.

Domlnick. "A Short Story," (Bingham) Mr. Q. Henry. Song, "Resignation," (Roma) Mr.

Liddell. Piano (a) "Barcarolle," (Ehrlich); SW Stitched hem ruffle. SALE PRICE, dust-ruffle; all the leading ATTENDANCE 51.98 colors; EXTRA, at MAINTAINED Ladies' Muslin Drawers 25c lot Ladies' fine made mus- style; tucked hemstitched hem ruffle. SALE PRICE Prinrocc Cfi'nc 1 9 Special line new Lingerie Princess Slips: rnncess oups ji.iy shown in white pink and blue; prettily trimmed in laces. SALE-PRICE J) 1.

IS Muslin Gowns Wc cuater flne, Gowns; a variety of styles, effectively trimmed; values worth 75c. SALE PRICE CreDe GoWnS 98C Greatest variety Crepe Plisse Night Gowns; plain and pretty French pattern in O. rosebud designs; $1.50 values. SALE PRICE OC Crepe Gowns 79c FINEST quality White Crepe Plisse Gowns; round necks; Large Classes in All of the Sunday Schools Christian Church Shows Increase, linen lace trimmed: for spe 19c cial sale interest, CHOICE The attendance of the past Sunday was maintained by the various Sunday Schools of the city yesterday. The workers of the Central Christian Sunday School increased their attendance of 626 the past Sunday to that 687 on yesterday.

Next Sunday, June 1, fellow-Balfe) Mr. Irwin T. Andrews. I'oem, "King Robert of Sicily" (Long will be a great day ior tne unaay School workers of that growing school, fellow) Miss Lincoln Brown. Song, (Longfellow-Ash- fArd) Mrs.

Johnston. New Models in Madam Lyra Corsets Our strongest leader in high-grade back lace corsets shown in Plain CoutilPink or Blue Brocade A GRACEFUL POISE to your figure adds the wanted grace and elegance customary to the fashionably dressed woman. "MADAM LYRA" back-lace. Corsets have all these admirable features: straight lines, low bust, long confhyng skirt, with elastic insert. Have our Corset lady fit you PERFECTLY with one of the new models shown this week.

You will find our fitting rooms cool and well-lighted. We will make your visit pleasant and profitable. MADAM LYRA MODELS PRICED $5.50, $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 Poem, "The Wreck of Hesperus" Mr. I. T.

Andrews. Song, "Goodnight, Beloved," (Long- they having prepared an attractive program. They anticipate a record breaking attendance at the Central Christian. The attendance of the schools and adult classes was as follows yesterday: Flr.t MetboUt. Baird ...116 LSIble 60 Fulton 40 fellow-Nevin) Mrs.

Johnston. After the program I. B. Robertson, Baraca Brassieres 50c Big new line De Bevoise. Brassieres; light weight for summer; washable stays, neatly trimmed; Clrf mm all sizes; SPECIALLY PRICED i Total attendance 746 Central ChrUlo.

Loyal Bereani 93 Sunshine 92 Loyal Daughters 62 Young Men 46 Bible 45 Loyal Men 16 Total attendance 667 First Bap CUt. ISaraca 78 Phllathea 36 Leary 45 Prescott 15 Dingle 10 Bible 15 Next Time You Make Waffles. rp-i them with Vel va Syrup with the RED LABEL, and JLIO 1 I11S know syrup as you've never known it before. Velva is made for-table use, for making cakes, candies and other goodies. It puts new go in griddle cakes, makes muffins taste like more and places a plate of biscuits into a little world of its own.

Good Yes, ma'am, great and its use brings the high cost of living down. Goes twice as far as butter on bread, and costs only a fourth as much. Never was, and never will be, any syrup as good as Charming New Models Gossatd Corset We are the authorized distributors in Shreveport for this celebrated FRONT LACE Corset Newest Models Shown here Let your front lace Corset be a GOSSARD. We are now showing all the NEWEST Spring models in plain Coutil, Brocades and Pekin stripe. We the figure correctly, which produces both style and comfort PRICES: I TO $12.51) Total attendance 493 Full line Gossard Front Lace Brassieres, made Front Lace Brassieres WW especially for the front lace corset, 4 (f rarkview Ilapiut.

Baraca 29 Phllathea 47 Bible 16 shown in NET and NAINSOOK, neatly trimmed; PRICED Ma7 Orders Solicited MA Total attendance 215 Memorial, Wesieyan 30 Carley 11 Domlnick 3 McGuffin Total attendance 16 Uualav Memorial. Truth Seekers 6 Special Showing this Week, Milan Braids and Panamas Fascinating With Newness VISIT OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT TODAY and see the vcry new and Interesting summer models shown in "CHIC" ideas MILAN'S ami PANAMAS. Some have brims veiled with White Chiffon most fetchingly new wing and ribbon effects, suggesting the swirling wings of birds anight or the banking pianos of airships. You ill thoroughly tn.1oy tho entire display and find great pleasure ln selecting from such choice Varieties. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY! i Cafa Cli Qft Special lot Summer Hats, largi medium and small shapes some naiS On date trimmed with flowers and rilibons; others in simpler Clt QQ the syrup with the RED LABEL; and you'll keepon using itafteryoubuyyour first package.

Try Velvt next time you make candy. It makes great fudge, too, and you'll notice the difference the nrst batch. Your grocer has Velva in the green can, too, if you like. Velva is ten cents up, according to size and you never bought its equal. Send for the book of Velva Recipes.

No charge. 140 Total attendance Tni Airline Methoillat. Selby 15 Bible 2 Total attendance i 105 tailored effects; make selections early and 'have tho choicest pick ON SALE tiureonboruuKh Methudlat, Total attendance 75 Arllngtoa Street Mliwloa, PENICK FORD, Ltd. NEW ORLEANS, LA. KENTUCKY WAFFLES tabl.ipoo.

R.if Vva Syrup, 2 cup. towr cr.am. 4 eaptfhmr 3 65 Bible 7 Total attendance Jenella Christina. 11 Bamboo, Porch Shades 6x8, Special 98c Special lot medium grade Porch Shades, made of Split Bamboo. In green color only; sizes QO-8x6, with pulley and cord; SALE PRICE Uzmmnrlf QRt Special lot Cotton Warp Hammocks, full size; shown In colors; values worth ndffunocn 7Qt ordinarily for lively distribution, price, KXTRA SPECIAL 98C Window IhaW OSf Special lot solid green Cloth Window Shades; full sizes, 36 Inches wide.

rrimow jfidaewjc fl long bracket8 for nanging, big bargains on sale ZDC 45 baking oa. ill fatpoon tall, torn, milk. Btat cf.Bf, add tytnp. crmam. alt.

lard. di.nlvd in a t.ttl. nylh. mod thm of th. well b.

madalh.n with sickly in hot trmaud waffl. S.rw hot with R.d Vmlom Syrup. A. D. and 8 Boosters Total attendance Fall-view Valon.

Bible Total attendance Midway Uaptllgt, 32 Senior Bible Junior Bible i Total attendance 31 Mail Order Folks Cash Mail Orders Delivered FREE Railroad Fare Refunded All or In Part to Out-of-Town Shoppers aims See Ad on Page Cedar Grove MetUodlst. Total attendance li All the Sunday Schools of the parish will have a Caddo Parish Sunday School Association Day on Sunday Jun 8, having an appropriate program and a large attendance ln all the Sunday School of the parish )g expected ea that day..