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The Lamar register., 1914-12-30
CUPID ON SKATES
BY CECIL GRAHAM.
{ pyrght, 1914. by the Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate.)

The Cedar river WAS In prime con-
1ition for skating. and the young peo-
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Ser Oeuti6e llntrrri9t IN ben
S1alen Smaba'S

Sabre IN Der Sodidule uidt genii.
gen, ion0crn cine piaiabrlide Nus
biI0umg erforoerlih H. 8e5baIb 1T
Ter anorang gum Seiti6en ltnter.
ridt in Den 5ebn @raoihuIeH 10
arob. aub iene, Die ibre ainoer
niht Bir Sohidule ienOeu, polerl
ocuielben Die umpioerlegIiten Dor.
tbelle Der Grleruung elmer au0eren
.Sprabe ueben Dem 6ugltihen uitt
entaebn Iaiieu, mt0 es III bic lie.
ber5epimg inter ben Sutereiitrteu
aQgemein, onB Der Eeitidunterriht
in ben ShuleH bon Omaha elmer
Der beoeutenbiten ltnterridtg5Detg
irer6en mir0 @ie befaunt bat
.fd Der RationaIbun0 I'M Die Gin.
fiibrunq Oes lluterrihtB beroient
gamaft; oaB bteie gemiibungeu 10
qldn3enSe 5rltJte traaen utro ben
gun6 ermltbigen, aud feruer Der
6eltfbm Code aitf allen @ebieter
.gorfhitb 81 Ieiiteu ur6 opferDiItge
lluteritibuug al s%erDdbren-
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wie 0ts alniana 0ieies GhuI.
hbres it oer D~eutiAmtprritt aud
h ben @raoidnIen einaefiibrt NOR.
ben. 9ic Sodidnile mo rSigb.
Ed0ol Oh Commerce eingerehnet,
tehmen ua6cJu $500 ain6er on
benz ogutida Iluterridt tbeil. Der
anter 9eitana bon 9rof. 6ero. Ste.
oiuaer con lS 9ebrfraiteH ertbeiIt
Dir6.
Shne NlSnobme miro Dem
Deatih- unterritt oas groBte Snter.
tHe entgeaengebrudt. Rebr mo
mebr bridrt Fh Die 1leber5elglmg
Rabn. oab Is fb uidJt aIletn 6arim
banbelt, oaE Ste aiuoer bic Dent.
Ide Sprahe ipreden Iernen iouoern
ss mir0 immer mcbr merfmut,
bdb cine sfDeite Sprahe GIN gritl0.
[ihen grIernung oes eugIii6eu mo-
tbiq 1T. limb meter miro ben 81
tern fIar, oab man fidI cine Sprd.
DE nidt i'm @~an6umoreben meig.
men farm. baB 0a5u en- ooer 5rpei
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Gus p(Omuut6, ]te6.

Die lcetm Somitoa IN 9lpmoutb
.gleb, itattarbable ocitide Bolfsber.
iammllng mar quit beiItt uuo EN-
altsgeBeidneteB 9roBramm belt pie
anUcien6en bon anidug bis enoe
tn grobter Spannung 4aitor ".
Muhihfa ipicltc ant benz BiaHo
ben .Goraauer M1rid'. Damn lang
lmter 9ianobcaleitlng Serr Baitot
.gt gcbntnqer Elm Colo; ggds trelle
.0afiihe Ser5 murmli Der goriisen.
be Srr U. @opp in einer flr5en
aber ber5lihen glnipruhe uuf ben
9ped Der 8erianmIuHg DertDies.
allen gupeien0en muroe oanl
bic @aft am Rbein geIunaeu pa.
flor 92. qebrtHacr belt oarnii be
sluoenoe 5eitreOe, meIhe IN ben
Sersen Ser 3uborer eiueu begeiiter.
ten @ie0erbaa idn6. &iermli pur.
be bon allen 4nneicn0en y9eutit
lamb. Geutihluu0 uber Niles" geiuu.
gen, un6 Damn DerIos Serr 0m.
Brummert cine bon @uitor $dfel
berfobtes potriottihe 5eitihrift. Sr.
%. 3. gugel lang nit idoner Stim.
me Oos berrIihe qieo .Ges aomgs
@renaOiere" porauf Dos 9rogramn
nit BEN gbiingeu 6eS 9ieoes o@ig
gountrD" gum g[bidIpB fam.
Gle SnmmIung fiir Die 9erpm.
oeten, 8ittUen nno 8oiieu betrug
1921. so. Sb nit pelfer 6reuoe
CAB Se6ermunu iein Sherfleiu, uno
.iueIaes iSreliOengeFibI 6urt5og ms
allen, oils uniere pertben oeutiden
5raiien NIT ibren @abeu gum SiidJ
famen. I'm bic gotb Iinoern 81 bel.
fen.
Der aorreiponoent niiuift MIR,
.0ab ollie fIeinen Stable ebenio opier.
bereit iein modten. ME 8lDmouth
uuiere guteu 9eutihen iino oqe5ett
.bereit, gu helfeu, tperin iie nur redt
oo3u ungeregt neroen. Der aSmaba
Tribune" nuroe auieitig bobes Sob
~geipenoet. Ienu eS 1T cine Gr.
quifurg, bieielbe 81 Ieien ouitatt Die
giftigen 2lrtifel in monhen anglo.
amerifaniiden 3eitungeu. g.
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Reinigen BON DeiRflas
fdeu. BeinflaIden rsinige man
atht NIT 8ltiihrot, iou9eru nit
BaFer, 6en ttDas SaI3idurt (GifD
5ugefebt puroe. 6ebr IhmuBigs
flaften reinigt man am bt'ten, I'M
Dem mon 1 un3e gblorfdIt in einem
Quart DaTer ufl6it uuO bic 5Io.
ihen bts on ben Rono nit 0ieier
9liiFiofeit fuIIt. Ildn laFe 6isieI
ben Damn stHigs Gage itsbeu uH6 iptie
l. Ie nit fldrem BaFer tidtig aus.
ME miro Der 6auss
fdpamm betGmpft2 SIT Die
5dalnis md nt8t gu melt bOrsts
f6rittsn, 10 fam man ie bur6 etner
QnRri9 BON 70 Pint aItobol uno
is6s Sramm GaI3fdurs beIeitisen.
Border mlFen bic SteIleu ie0Dd
our9 8iriten unb abtraben BON 0en
Bu9erungen befreit psrOsu.
I'm gebrodtne 3eIIu.
6artsummis uIp. Glide nies
Der baltbar 3ufammsnautleben. er.
pGrmt mon Elm altss Gtud 5arts
gummi an etner 1famme. Big es
jhmiIst. uuo I:imt bamtt bic 9egeRs
tGnoe aneinanbsr.
~~
ObffIede e~ntferut moa
aus @df9sftidsn nit 3itronsniaft.
Mau reibt Jpn, Idbt Jpn eintpirfsn
uu0 pdfdt i'm nit taltsm Wafey
tpieoer heraus. au9 Der Snft reis
fer, peiBer Sobunnisbesren 1T Elm
por5igIi9es WittsL gsgen ale 0bFs
fleds. Sn oieIern Galie BARI maR
iebD9 bic Mdfds nod niGt gllpSs
l9en BADEN.
Jrff4 gepuBtes StIber
behalf ieinen Glon3 lGnaer, fpenn man
lss nod benz puBen init GilberpuB'
ipalDsr burh m0gIidf bsibss MoIitr
kiebt unb bnnn nblrodast.
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9iefes gilb seigt Serrn g. 81.
iaiier, ben populdren 6amofrntiiheu
&nn6ioaten fir golntD Sdabmeiiter
mo ietne trette Satin, cine ga.
borene Seeget. 8eioe iin6 in 0ma.
ba geborerL no iie idon lett as
Scbren Iebert. aIS &ino bat SER
5re6 gIidiier Die Oeutide 9urnidu.
le beiudt lu0 ftebt er in oel1iden
Greiien In glItem &niebeu. @r bat
20 Sabre lang tiittig m~iteetltrnt.
Serr GIiaiier mar bereits bier Sabre
lang Sdasmeiiter BON Douglas
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Bic 6mnbu Concrete stOne So.

Die Emaba Concrete StOne So.
pirS in oieiem Sabre ihr erfoI8.
reidites @eihdftsiabr felt ihrem ge.
iteben beihIieBen. 9ieie 6irma er.
3eugte Cement 8rohutte felt ibrer
grlroung I'm gfdrB oes Sohres
1905. Sen @nfang maf1te 0ieia
6irma in etnem fleinen 8ol3ifrlp.
pen, ndbreno fte iebt nod 9.i0bri.
gem geitanoa cine 5nbrit aignet
Die ii6 uber einen gau3eu Sduiers
bIot eritreft.. Die 5a6rit, tDelhs
lid an Der %. Qoe. uno GabIer
StroBe befiu6et, lit Die groBte i6rer
art i'm gar3en Baiten. Seoe Sorte
Gemeutpuoren mir6 mad ben neue.
item 4ro3eiieu er3eugt. aiir5Iih nur.
be elm Gement6lod bergeiteat, Der
einen 3ruf bon $4,000 Bfmo
per G~uu0rut3oa alt5bielt, obne eiuen
.Sprung auf}uDeiien.
als beion6ere Spe3ioIit1t er5eigt
6ieie Sirmn Gemeui5lode. bic iih
ION @rdnitbI6fen beinabe uiht i'm.
terideiOen Iaiien Ser Breis fir
%oieIeIben lit u~nbe0eutenb h6ber, oIs
Der Der qetD6hnliden Gorte.
Gin geiud oieier 6abrit lit non
beionoerem @erthe, 0a man bier
@elegenbeit bat, bic RannigfaItiq.
felt Der gementpro0utte 81 ieheu.
Ser 6runf @ippermauu. Der &et
Ter Der QnIoge, Ia6et e6ermmn EN-
Die 6abrif su beiuhen, ipe5ieu nab.
ren0 Der 2tfs5ar.gen Bohe.
Ser @ruuoioB Der 5irma lit:
8enn eg bou Cement qeutodJt ruer.
ben fam, Damn MAIDEN mir e5.
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Gountb uno bat .Iid cincn bcnd.
6enspertben 9Rllf aIs tiiftiger, ae.
triiienbafter un0 6uborfommen6er
geamter ~ertporben. Gr miro ben
9ilroern Die gIei6en 8ieite nieoer
Ieiiten, ipern iie i'm I'M SCRIPT aber.
mails gum Sdabmeiiter ertpdbIen.
Serr uno 5rart Gfiniier batten
IA ainoer, bon oeuen neiln nod
am 2eben iin6. iie bnben ferner
aht gnfeIfinoer. Die 6amtlie ST.
iaIier 5GbIt gu BEN ueitper5meigteiteu
oeutiden 6amiIien i'm County.
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Eulnmia Ssnrr-grr FhernHss. @eiel.
ihaft.

i9e Columbia Sire Underwriters
81 Omaha Itreiben @eriiherrmgen
aus fir Re6rosfu, Soma, gtoro.Go.
Fota. Sii6.G aiota Ilimeiota. aan-
ias lrn0 Sflaboma. geriibcrungen
nerhen entgegenggtommen fir Sen.
err, @ino., Tornado, 9Iis- oOer
aud SaseIiaaben.
Die Gcmparp bot feline Office m
Dem Mlerhants geationaI 8att &C.
bdube, bei6ditigt cine groBe Sin.
sa6l bon 2erten, io6aB Die @eihdf.
te NIT mglaubliber Shueligfeit
abaemideIt nerOen fouuen. Gas
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l@eihdf 1T en- peftIi6es un6 ptr6
BON ueifIiden 2euten geIeitet. &Sdb.
reno oes 15.idbrtgen 9eitar6es Der
Sirma bat fh ielbe bas 3utrnuen
Der gebolterung erporben, Ourh ii.
re ebrIi6eunb reeIIe 8eiddftsfiib.
r1Ina.
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greFaft,n.

9rm Sobu goebrirger, greigb.
ton, Gebr.-Sbre freunbIihe 9u-
ihrift erbuIteu tDer6en ieIbtge &C.
IegentIih oerdffentIideu.
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Auf Dem earnepalplas ua6mtttass u. ab'
The World at Home.
s6amIteann9en pes stuamii8iten S%abrbnnOertS
nit uorgeI6rittenen Soeen.

Gitfge Der experimentation 9arbietan8en:
4aah's Garteu realiiide 8arFsIuu9en oes 2ebcu8 un0
Der gebrdude in arabien.
TraMfs California gsilStr @rRea uaO SnOiaaersGOnsreR.
3as @er9eben be8 Beiten8 nit ieinena pa6enoen Scenen.
Der ganama>Ranal - 9a8 ein39e ofBiea BON ben Ser.
Staten Ge9ierung anerfaHnte Mooel.
Der meniGliGe Sdnetterlins Omar Sami8 ofinoiide
@bantafe.
9ie Geltwnnoer-gine 3leite BON ofinbiihen Ma9ifern,
SougIenre, 9duihsrn, 9inOOo Satire II. Necronauesr8.
@aeppa-0as 9ferO nit Dem msnidIi6sn Sebru.
4~rmaroR's 10 In 1.
NrmarOma's St~rlammluas der 6etsn unS WasersR-GroBe
unO feline 2eute in freuHDihafliher Hiualitat.
NotsrSromE - Seniationeuer 8%e ttfampf SpiideH Motor.
rdOern auf Der groBten disappointment Sbaale.
Sic Gauge aStaen.
garrbsilssaa-gi 3ebutouieuO.8 Dollar 8abrmaidine.
8ia Gi Jtr~rtssgRaO-@roBtes, oo8 i t~rausportrt tpurOe.
gremier Gsn,erttapsGs Der geOriO at Some.
0eimfOmms@O0e
bonn S. bis 10. cftober.
Nenmien Oct Territorial RiOniere
pom 30. september bts sum 3. oftOber.
9enti0c Gag Geier ;. II. 4. Oft.
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abounirt o1lf Sie SdeIide 9ribiine.
$500 bas 3abr 0urd bic Bot.
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;leftrilae garaOe am Z. eftober abenO,
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LINCOLN BEACHEY

Ser nsltbsrabmts sniti9iHer, Der Wtanu, Der Os S6ssl
i~bsrFitgt, madt tislih 6lRss am
s., 6. nnO z. Sftober,
ieOsa NOrgen nuO ytndmittas, Sessn oosr SoHnsnidein.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15
RAILROAD MUST
PAY WOMAN $4,000
Judge Grace Refuses New
Trial of Lizzie Wash
ton Case.

Circuit Judge A. B. Grace yester-
day overruled the motion for new
trial of the suit Of Lizzie Washington
VS.. Pine Bluff & Arkansas River rail-
way in which verdict for plaintiff
for $4,000 was rendered by jury sew
eral weeks ago. Attorney for the de-
PENDANT prayed for an appeal to the
supreme court.
The Washington woman sued for
$4,000, claimed as damages by
reason of being abused and shot by
Tom Jackson, a negro brakeman with
whom she had been familiar, while
a passenger on one of the defendant
company's trains.
The Divorce Record.
Suits for divorce were filed as fol-
lows: m
Georgia Lambert VS.. Emanuel Lam
bert; abuse and non-support.
Blanche Harris VS.. Jim Harris; de-
sertion.
Emma Porter VS. Abner Porter, de
sertion.
Identifies Prisoner.
A travelling man named Curry g
former resident of Birmingham, Ala.
yesterday positively identified Mil
lard Carpenter, negro in jail here
as the man wanted in Birmingham
for the killing of a transfer mai
named Camp last October. Carpenter
did not deny his identity, but the
sheriff at Birmingham Indicated ap'
prehension that the prisoner was no.
the right man. Mr.. Currey stated he
was at one time associated in bust
ness with the man killed by Carpen-
ter and knew the negro at that time
Carpented was arrested near here
Monday by Deputy Sheriffs Clint
Green and Dave Glover on informa-
ton secured by Sheriff Brewster. Mr.
Curry wired his brother to urge the
Birmingham sheriff to send for Car
penter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15

WHEREAS OUR BELOVED
BROTHER CHARLES WE'LL has
been summoned hence into the realm
of eternity;
WHEREAS his long and varied ca
reer in our city has been crowded
with inspiring examples Of honora-
BILE, patriotic, benevolent and plous
conduct; AMI
WHEREAS the rare and enviable
record established by him reflects
credit not only on his own memory
but on the name of his co-religielists
and fellow citizens; be it
RESOLVED by Phoenix Lodge No.
......I. o. B. B., of which he was
an old and loyal member, that in his
passing an irreparable loss has been
sustained, not alone by his bereaved
family, to whom our heartfelt SYM
pathy goes out, but also by the city
of his adoption which he served SO
faithfully both in public and in pri-
vate life, and more especially by the
Jewish community of Pine Bluff,
with all of whose worthy interests.
activities and organizations he was
at all times so ardently Identified;
be it resolved
That, though dead, he still lives
and will continue to live with us in
the exemplary influence of his un-
selfish life, and be it further re-
solved,
That as a feeble expression of the
esteem in which we held his memory
these resolutions be spread upon our
minutes, and copies of them be fur
nished to his bereaved family, to the
press of the city, and to the Jewish
press.
RABBI JOSEPH JASIN,
HERBERT BLUTHENTHAL,
VIM. ROSENZWIG,
Resolution Committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15
ECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a veil; ne
Move Them With the Othlne
Prescription

This prescription for the removal
of freckles was written by a prom
inent physician and is. usually so
successful in removing freckles and
giving a clear, beautiful complexion
that it is sold by druggists under
guarantee to refund the money II 1t
fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce of othine and re-
move them. Even the first few ap-
plications should show wonderful
Improvement, some of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely
Be sure to ask the druggist for
the double strength othine; it is this
that is sold on the moneyback guar
futee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15
TRAVIS FRIENDS
EMPLOY ATTORNEYS
Nixon and Moncrief to Aid
in Prosecution of Price
and Decker.

Attorney T. Havis Nixon left last
night for Stuttgart to attend the pre-
limfhary hearing of Henry Decker,
which is to take place today before
Justice of the Peace Johnson. Decker
is accused of being an accessory to
the murder of John Travis, for which
Ernest Price is under arrest. 1t is
charged that Decker procured from
his brother and loaned to Price the
weapon with which Travis was kill
ed. Price will be given hearing be-
fore Justice of the Peace Johnson on
Tuesday.
Friends of Travis have retained
Mr.. Nixon and John MOncr1ef OF De-
Witt to assist Prosecuting Attorney
James B. Reid in presenting the
states case against Decker and Price.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15
Beware Of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contains Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reput-
able physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. j
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains nc
mercury, and is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and nue.
Gus surfaces of the system. II buy
ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. 1t is taken intern
ally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F
J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price 75c pc.
Take Hail. Family Pills for con-
situation
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15
Imaginary Heart Trouble.

Do you have pains in the region
of the heart? Does your heart
thump? It's terrible pounding alarms
you? What is wrong? Do you believe
these symptoms mean heart trouble?
Organic diseases Of the heart very
seldom occasion much pain. Nearly
all of there pains are caused by some
arrangement of the stomach. Meritol
Tonic Digestive is especially recon-
mended for indigestion and dyspepsia,
and for restoring the stomach to it's
normal functions and-no more
"heart disease" w. l.. DeWoody &
Co., exclusive agents.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15
FOX PRESIDENT
TRAFFIC BUREAU
Board of Directors Increas-
ed From Eight to
Fifteen.

H. G. Fox was elected president Of
the Pine Bluff Traffic bureau at a
meeting Wednesday night The other
officers are Elmo Marsh. vice presi-
dent; Sam B. Russell, secretary and
treasurer
The board of directors was in
creased from eight to fifteen. The Of
ficers, with the following members,
compose the board: C. H. Puddle
phatt, ]. H. Mann, G. A. Linaker, G
A. Bahlau, Ed Russell, A. w. Num-,
Wilbur Orto, w. w. Byrd, J. W.
Sanders, J. w. Reap, H. H. Ferguson
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15
Will RuIe on Bail Motion.

The application for bail for Ken
meth Johnson, charged with the muir
der of Frank Armstrong, who was
stabbed to death recently near Kings
land, and for Carroll Hobson, Bob
Miller and Coot Childress, charged
with accessory to murder, will be
passed upon Saturday at 10 q. m. at
Monticello by Judge Henry w. Wells
of the Tenth judicial district. This
was the information received yes
terday by Attorney r. Havis Nixon,
who was retained by friends of Arm
strong to assist in the prosecution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15
Stubborn Cough is Wearing and
= Risky

Letting a stubborn cough hang on
in the spf4ng is risky. Foleys Honey
& Tar Compound heals raw inflamed
surfaces in the throat and bronchial
tubes makes sore, weak spots
sound and whole-stops stubborn,
tearing coughs. Refuse substitutes
SeaWell's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15
SCHOOL STUDENTS
Compete TODAY
Annual Athletic and SchOl-
astic Meet Attracts
Many Entries.
MEDALS FOR WINNERS
Handsome Geld, Silver and Bronze
Discs Will Reward VictOrS-Track
Events to Be Preceded by
ParadeS.


afternoon at the Athletic field. Ath-
letes from the various ward schools
will contest for athletic and track
honors. The athletic events will be
gin promptly at 1 o'clock and admls-
sion will be free.
The scholastic events will begin
at 8 o'clock tonight at the High
school auditorium An admission fee
of 10 and Is cents will be charged.
The money will go towards paying
for the medals. Gold, silver and
| bronze medals will be awarded the
| winners in the various contests. The
students will march from their re
spective schools to the athletic
grounds at 1880 o'clock, each wear
ing the school colors.
The list OF entries in the events
from the various schools, as given
out last night, follows:
First Ward.
Pole vault, Holt and Schrader.
Broad jump, Donna and Holt.
Shot put, Holt and Hunter.
Discus throw, Holt and Hunter.
44O and 22O yard dashes, Roma
and Hunter.
sS0-yard relay, Nowln, Roma,
Hunto" and Jones.
so and 100-yard dash, Smith and
Foster.
% and 50-yard dashes, Caperton
and Hicks.
Primary spelling contest, Clarence
Foster, Frank Meek, Willie ochwab,
Lula Baw, Eva Vitchner.
Grammar spelling contest, Frank
Hamilton, Willard Hope, Genera Bac-
catossa, Make Swift, Bonnie Jean
Davidson.
| Sixth Avenue School.
Pole vault, Shelby, Byrd, Poss.
Discus, Shelby Poss, Marx.
| Primary grade 25-yard dash, Bran
non and Paraell.
Primary grade, 50-yard dash, Bran
non and Lee.
| Grammar grade, 50-yard dash, Blu
thenthal, Senyard and Nash.
Grammar grade 100-yard dash, Blu
thenthal, We'll and Nash.
Primary 100-yard dash, Shelby
| Poss and Cochran.
220-yard dash, Poss, Nolan and
Cochran, Shelby and Byrd.
| Broad jump, Shelby and Cochran.
High jump, Poss, Shelby Byrd.
| S80-yard relay, Shelby, Poss, Hook
| err, Cochran, Byrd and holland.
| Primary recitation, Louverne EN-
merson.
| Defamation, Stanley Cook.
| Grammar reading, Imogene Griffin
| Lakeside School.
Primary recitation, Lena Beaver.
| II, Il
Kientz.
| Grammar recitation, Doris Smith
| Defamation, Herbert Tolson.
Primary Spelling Contest, Mittie
| Branch, Mary Toney, Jennie Boyd
Vira Hill, Velma Phillips.
! Grammar Spelling Contest, Elleine
Mccain, Emily Russell, Frank Tom
linson, Milo Tedstrom, Agner Parker
| Frances Land, Dorothy Seabrook.
primary % and 50-yard dashes
Hooker and Thomas.
Primary 80 and 100-yard dashes
Collins and Hooker.
Pole vault, Graves and Wynne
Shot put, Bobo and Graves.
Discus, Brown and Graves.
High Jump, Graves and Wynne.
! Broad jump, Graves and Wynne
| Grammar school 50-yard dash, BobC
and Wynle.
Grammar school 100-yard dash, Bo-
DO and Wynne.
220-yard dash, Wright and Bobo.
440-yard dash, Brown and Wright
SS0-yard relay, Bobo, Brown
! Wright and Wayne.
Sam Taylor School.
| Defamation, Orlando Carmical.
| Reading, Jessie Adams.
| Pine Street School.
! Reading, Frances Crutcher.
! Defamation, J. C. Reno.
! Sub-FreShmen.
Reading, Elizabeth Baughman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15
DermOtt Bank Election.

Dermott, May 14.-All officers of
the Exchange Bank & Trust COM
pany were reelected at the annual
meeting Tuesday as follows: J. J.
McCloy, president; D. Kimple, vice
president; w. D. Trotter, secretary
and cashier. The only change in the
directorate was the selection of w.
D. Trotter to replace E. d. Crenshaw,
resigned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15

Drink the best, Coca-Coia bottled
in Pine Bluff. II
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15
Clears OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Skin
Blemishes.

Why go through life embarrassed
and disfigured with pimples, erup-
tons, blackheads, red rough skin, or
suffering the tortures of Eczema,
itch, letter, salt rheum. Just ask
your Druggist for DR.. Hobson's Ec-
zema Ointment. Follow the simple
estions and your skin worries
are over. Mild, soothing, effective.
Excellent for babies and delicate,
tender skin. Stops chapping. Al
WAYS helps. Relief or money back.
soc. at your Druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15

Buy Orpheo ticket hooks, twenty
four tickets $500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15
CLIO Mill FIRE
CAUSE NOW KNOWN
Investigation Reveals Hot
Metal in SaWdust
Started Blaze.

Clio, May IA thorough investi-
cation made by the manager OF the
Virgin Timber company, reveals the
fact that on Tuesday a force of men
were re-babbitting some new boxes,
and that the metal had dripped to the
ground, and set fire to some dust or
trash, which must have burned slow
ly for several hours, as the watch
mans time clock shows that the
rounds had been made regularly and
that he had visited this mill only
about-on2-half hour before the, fire
was discovered.
Owing to the foreclosure of A. B.
Newman VS.. Virgin Timber Co., all
insurance carried by this company
about 100000 in all had been can
celled, so the losing of the mill caus-
ed total loss of about $4,000.
Last year the fire loss ON the Cana
dian timber reserves was the small
est ever known, only one-fiftieth of
one per cent Of the area being burn
ed over.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-05-15

More than $4,000 young trees are
being set out this spring on national
forests in Utah and southern Idaho,
and the season is reported as particu-
larly favorable to their successful
growth.