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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06

Quit Lalomel, 1t Is dangerous. Try Liy.ver.Iax, that vegetable liver syrup guaranteed to produce even better re. suits tha.:: c0lOmel. It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take. Any child can take 1t with safety. Ask BedelFs Pharmacy. S-T-F-tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06
IemmOn.Dayis
 Nuptials at Dallas.

Miss Florence Lennon of Dallas, Texas, and P. B. Davis of Dallas were married in that city Wednesday ev- ening at the Central Baptist church. The bride is most charming young lady and is well known in Pine Bluff, having visited her sister here on seV- era] occasions and sang at several or the churches while here. The groom is promising young business men.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06
Putting in New Floor.

H. H. Haizlip. owner of the building occupied by the T. B. McEwen Dry Goods company on West Second ave- nue, put large force of men to work last night at II o'clock laying a new tile floor in half of the building. The improvements will cost about $500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06
Royal Neighbors to Parade.

The Royal Neighbors of America urge that all of the members who de- sire to accompany their float in The Labor Day parade are requested to be at Walnut and Barraque street promptly at o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06

London, Sept. 5.-The official press bureau tonight gave out statement that the German squadron had sunk fifteen British fishing boats in the North sea. The crews were taken to Wilhelmshaven as prisoners of war
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06

founcing, prod vidlng it's owTi finish, means littId labor fer thd making. Voila would be pretty either with q hem4 sit, he'd finish CT with illsert;on.i Handkerchief linen! also Is a good ma. terlai and handker- chief linen this season is found in all the fashionable eolors. Pale pink; or pale blue with a yoke of white em- broidered would make an attractive Eock and for morning wear, j Dresden dirnitW or. Dresden lawn could be used. W ashable fabrics were never more beautiful and were never more varied in color and de- sign, so that there seems exceptional opportunity for the little folk just now. For q very dressy little fFock, embroidered Swiss muslin or enbroid- cred batiste would be charming.
 ! or the ? year size, the dress will require 2l4 yk. of material 27, I5s yds. 30, 11 yds, A in, wide, with 3R yds. of inser- tion, I14 yds. of embroidery for the edge of the skirt.
 IS, I. ? and 4 years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06
Special Sunday School Music.

For the pleasure Of the sunday school pupils of the First Presbyter- ian church, Miss Floy Herring has consented to sing Solo this morn ing during the Sunday school service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06
REDUCE FORCE,
Cotton Belt Will Lay Of One.tenth of
 Lines EmDlOyeS.

L1ne'S Emp1OyeS.
 It is reported on good authority that the Cotton Belt railroad will decrease it's present working force about ten per cent in this and other cities about the middle of the month. The order comes from the general offices of the railroad in St. Louis. It is said that this step is taken be- cause the railroad has caught up with the work and is several months ahead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06
Canturc Prussian Reservists.

Paris, Sept. ;5.-A Briest speclal to La Temps says:
 "The French transatlantic liner Savoie has captured the Dutch steamer Nieu Amsterdam, with 400 German and 250 Austrian reservlsts on their way to join the colors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06
--s~.s..-.:aN
A PRETTY LITTLE FROCK

TITLE girls suh ock this lawn, the like voile cloed white and fhs simple little of the with In back view the med but the lower edge straight hounng be used for h
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06

Mrs. R. E. Glascock will reopen her Piano Studio Tuesday morning at 727 !lhe street. Phone 1OlS. 9-6-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06
1000 AMERICANS REACH LONDON
 FROM FRANCE With All Ships Filled Cues tion of Disposition Pug
 Zles Committee.

London, Sept 5.-All told 1000 Americans arrived from Harve today The U. s. s. Tennessee bringing o0o of the total.
 What to do with this new bath ot refuges now that nearly every fao of room is engaged on every ohip scheduled to sail for American this month is puzzling the American relic committee. Especially serious is the problem because of an order issue to complete the exodus within fou. teen days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06
FRENCH SUFFER
 GREAT DISASTER
 AROUND RHEIMS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06
KAISER'S ARMY EyACUATES REGION
 ABOUT COMPEIGNE
Germans Sink Fishing Boats.

(Continued from Page 1.;;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06
Only 200 In Paris.

VHIy -VV III T UIISs
 Paris, Sept. 5.--According to the embassy estimates only about 200 Americans now remain in Paris Among the women remaining is Mrs. w. J. Vanderbilt who is toiling IS hours a day aiding the Red Cross.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-09-06

Austrians Admit Defeat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
Voice of Che People
An Imposslhlc Ideal.

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Aiu,nnu- gives his s IDEA, OF Of your np paper
i me inrm OF a description OF the Southern
BY would no, criticize ibis picture re- in amy amy
way: IL Is beautiful Retaliation OF our
Ideal FOR the young? An IDEAL is aomc,hin,.
thnt we may seek to realize In our lives but
q system. and one so dead that it is tone
VIZ, Ntneveh and Tyre"
Whatever HE may hold for the young
WI never be the wife OF u wealthy slave
household. and hostess to contin pi' housa
p9rtlts she viii never live in "a little world
bcneiactrcss and Lady Boun,ifui To- u Iirycc
Circle OF Dependents
1t Is no fault Of the women or OF any on,
that these political and economic chnnves
!ive taken place but IL Is AN unfair ana
OF today woud not m ,cn .r"' n, inc women
responsibilities II they had them In fact
II Is just for renching out Tor other rcsnon
siDiiities In place % these thai they are so
. ., criticized by the "chivarous" By
press 't am am "Ey fo y"mns man should ex
,tr "ne ncre OF land you would say re-
rondia.hsyr, He HiTSren noo from your
SI id success and never complained that no
'' Mo dc5 "i ihe,, cn9ush to 3ccupy him"
o"n1iuons IL more effective than extending
iShnrity to the victims OF such conditions
hH"eNcr necessary this may I've. The women
VINO work To improve sanitation and 70
m "n,,,1, ruined visiting nurse for tho com
their Erandmothers who ala tho nursin;y,
thcInscl yes. ''u' S'"B
NiuihhuS does not know whether his idenl
Woman ever existed, he says. neither do I
IN '''ct. seem 20 recall from tho convcrso-
non III rlNaCious grandmother OF my own
ihnt nrr contemporaries were very much
NE other people Some were vain and s,ilv
pt''crS hot' some were uuseinsh others seit
lSl' som" were an!ahl,. some not some
WHfe Eood managers Others bad. All studied
HoncE Ladies' Book and liked to follo,v
'he fashions as We'll as they could ana II M
more proves superior virtue TO say they ala
not want 10 vote than TO say they ala moi
nave telephones In their houses
WarrcutOu, Nu. META c,c,-,>.c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
SEES NO GOOD IN
GAS FIXTURE LAW
Chief Inspector Shelton Skeptical
About Ordinance Proposed
by Board.

INC proposed gas fixture ordinance.
I Which would clothe gas inspectors
Win power TO order consumers TO sub
stiiutc old inside oOuiniuc q IN
lures OF modern design, and provide
penalties Tor noncompliance with tho
inspectors orders. was given a black
eye Yesterday afternoon by Joscph n,
shelton. head of the gas Inspecting
n,Gharlmsnt or ;he city Gas Works,
VINO told the Public Utilities Commit
tee tina, he could see no practical good
IN making 1t law
IN" ordinance vas recommended by
me NuministratiV" Board as Il measure
u"MSnGd 70 cure in part the disabiIi-
tlcs OF me present gas distribution
sNSt"m which was subjected to con
Glasgow. the London gas expert, who
madr an Investigation OF the Rich
mond plant Nlr. Glasgow thought
that much complaint is traceablr 10
antiquatcd' interior gas fittings.
Under The terms OF the proposed or
aihance IN" gas inspectors could or
der the replacement OF fixtures which
thcy regarded as inefficient with mod
err hNtures OF higher efficiency IL
q consumer disregard such an order
the ordinance authorizes the depart
mem 10 cut OF his supply Of gas Fines
recoverable before the Police Justice
Ordinance IL Criticized.
The measure has bccn subjected Tn
SHARP criticism by citizens generally,
many OF whom stoutly assert thciI,
r,:snt TO use any, fixture they choose rs
pay their gas bills. By Others tho
measure is attacked as a cloak for pro-
VidinE several new inspectors iobs
since the present force would moi he
large enough TO undertake. the addi
uoilal duties named In the ordinance
*Ghcomnittcc from the Committee,
on on nublc buildings Properties and
Utilities. headed by Councilman III
cnHe. met AT | o'clock yesterday after
noon 10 consider the ordinance but
maze no report II will meet again AZ
Ia. 81
near statements from superintendent
NnowleS Of the Gas Works. and ali
on nor persons who are Interested The
subc"nmittcc viii make it's rcport on
nc ORDINANCE To tho parent commit
zee. which will hold n special mectin,
TO receive IL on April 9
IN" fuil committee met at 3 o'cloc,,
Yesterday afternoon in Tho cxDcctotion
OF receiving n report from the subconH
mlt'e"; nut adjourned when II wos in
FORMED that the report was not rcady
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
HAVE NOT DROPPED
FIGHT FOR SPACE
Montague and Thornton Still
Working for Post-Ofice
Appropriation.

In spite of the announcement from
Washington that the 100000 appro
priation for the enhancement Of the
Richmond poSt-oilice viii have to wait
over until December. Postmaster Hay
\. Thornton and Congressman Andrew
Jackson Montague have not given up
their tight TO get the bill through Con-
Grcss Immediately. Congestion in the
post office is becoming so acute that
they feel justified in rnalting extra
ordinary pleas for the addition at this
time.
Thornton yesterday there were seven
trucks of parcel post matter which
could not be delivered solely because
there was not floor space in the post
office for the sorting OF parcels Once
before this condition has occurred. and
delays in delivery due to q lack Of
method to handie .ach tr SG'i Is n n'
Of the Office. yet truckioads OF mail
must be sidctrackcd for lack of room
to handle 1t.
'rhe most strenuous efforts have
been made by Postmaster Thornton ana
his aides to increase the WORKING space
of the post office floor. Doublc-lccIicd
racks have been Installed, and every
corner and crcVcc OF the basement ANA
main nCor called into use Still the
a constant increase in tho volume OF
parcel post business offers faint hope
for relief
In telling Congressman Montague
thar the Richmond bill could not be
pushed al this session. Chairman Clark,
of the House Public Buildings Com
mittcc, gave as the reason for his re-
fnsal the plea that similar congestion
exists in MANY post offices. AMI the
passage Of the Richmond bill would be
the sGnal for demands from all sec
lions OF the country for enlarged ac-
comm oda tons.
That conditions which exist here are
the same in other elites is denied by
Postmaster Thornton and CONGRESSMAN
Montague The plan for the erection
Of Il high office building on the prop
crty adjoining the Richmond post Office
makes the acquisition OF that site at
once almost q necessity in tho eyes OF
those familiar with local conditions
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The Rappahannock
Rhapsodist

'''-'''' w. VAC iHtS OF ran.
There Is q music in the air.
sound my heart can nc'cr mistake
] hsar IL round me everywhere;
The frogs within tn" rc.dy lake
Tho brown wren In the brnnible
brake.
Int up their voices and sing.
Tho woodland choruscs awake
~ Pana first prelude OF the spring.
Inc Nils are hicais The trees are bare.
r.i tn sh@dy dolls the. snow still lies,
bGl m"rr} pipings do declare
IAut winter 10 his fastucss flies
= voice prOphrtlc. from the skies
AS north the wild goose wedges vim.
cries down and bids our spirits rise
or IAN is piping W. the spring
The robin woos with song his mate.
q nd ii~itfH arc fun! Of noisy crows
i pIoscicncc articulatc
b"eiis where The dark Pine forest
The bold arbuus braves the SHOWS
Ana through each thrilling living
tiuB.
y quIeEcninr ccstacy now flows
~ rams proceH sional Of spring
IIENVOI
81 tFsrr vHr'urt air that blows
me hcrcc. blood -Ftlrrlnr cchO.s ring
~! "h iue h"nrt Of nature Knows,
no" pms Nrcaiian Pan Of spring
THOMAS LpMA& HUNTER
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Queries and Answers


VIII you inform me how defeat came
TO the measure aholishing fees for
court clerks and shcr!ns in Virginia.
seeing that great majority Of the
citizens desired the abolition, and that
there was absolutely nothing TO BIO
said in defense OF the system?
l.. L. T..
In the counties ana cities Of tho
state, the clerks and sheriffs are highly
influential ia local politics In many
cases they are able To dictate 10 the
local Senator or member of the House
of Delegates, ana In most cases they
are abb" 10 influence him. GENERALLY
tn" clerks and Shcrifs do not receive
much more than fair compensate for
their work. and the votes by which the
fee system survives were given part
~ by persons VINO feared to vote
against it, partly by those who regard
ed It's continuance as good machine
politics, and partly by those who con
sid"rcd that the present method OF
payment Of the officers was faircr than
the salary method proposed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
TIE ONE DATE or TIE YEAR.

l..
When tho FIRST lnnguid day of sprlne
appears and over the housotops comos
breath OF sunshine swcc;cncd air m,
balance Of life Is readjus,cd The
brave deeds or the m,sdeeds OF the
Genera! Assembly. turmoil In Mexico
ulsiermen ana Natlonalists at one an
others threats, a sensational murder
trial IN Paris. cabinet crisis in Japan.
a wTant-lc In Congress over the canal
tolls repeal bin-these seem sudden
IS 10 lose their interest what arc
they. after all? What does it matter
Whether Asqu!th was rlght or wrong.
what are the odds If Japan is without
q cabinet, what boots II il Wilson is
meeting with opposition where he
should have support--whai does any
thing else amount to when the end OF
March IS close at hand and the Ath-
ict!cs arc coming north again?
BE YOU banter who sit behind
d mahogany desk and wonder whether
your customer win pay per cent, be
you the wIciaer OF pick IN g. city trench.
o. he you ocfrocl,ed and pass the main
gate without paying. its all one You
Euow what it means TO read that the
colts aye cavortins, that the Giants
arc soon 70 stalk by tina, tho Reds
are swearing they viii win the pen
nNrt this time Unless these winter
-aowa have frozen your emotions you
wll forget discounts or trenches or
long 0re seams ana VIII close your
eyes In tho sleepy Stiffness OF The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
THE WHIRLwIND REEL.
Tho Birds Trlumphni MARCHING

Inc birds Trlumphni Marching.
without note OF music,
In dreamy cheerful rice.
ne teEiive blackb!rds sGther'd
AthwArt the opsn loa
They ate the toxic-yarrow
Down In tho Hon a-chick.
ANA ucw up In The TIE. tors
WIN headIonS. upsy nick.
In muses. in-trr-rreu-d.
Garkied. dusky. spray.
The reerd and rock'd distracted
Ihen rose and frisitd away.
tn forsn,d coating syro.
Thcy c!rci'd through tho ether
Careen!n6 like a tide
The wa.'d ana BALANCED zie.zar.
Ten thousand In a band.
IN silent executions.
Like 4 carpe; swung n-hand
They grew. so gay and sport.v..
a KIND OF elm glide;
GU q thought the heavin6 ocean
Was swelling near your side.
y giddy sirdl- MAJ.
"a WilderIncnt OF action.
a Ndu!iing, hurdle craze.
Then such convuisive vol,uD
twisting. thick and fast;
u seem AZ tho u whirlw!ni
Had caught them In iis blast.
With ey'ry spiral movement,
= charm OF varied Swinging,
q merry. vernant reel.
They issued from tina, vortex.
In reaches. r!gEt and ierr.
: ccuble-!oop sk.daddle
And wound In from the cleft.
In Understanding cahoo,.
That giommtr settled down.
AnI then. ~ changing tactics,
Ene medley was aground
Wiihou, sign OF warning.
The rear were on the wing.
They swept across tho ;u,nult.
Amending bow a-st..nS.
They liz n-fron, a-slantinE.
And slowly clrCled back:
Then such Il hurry burly-
The earth and mir We're black
An such lively ,hronEin..
The purcst glory motion
Display H. ev'Ty wh!rl.
a chain OF endless garnbol.
rs on ana on they'd swonr;
a deNrrous side-ionc trolic.
see-saw IN = hoop.
They vrith'd tumhie-callon.
IL oth-O'erlIppinE thyme,
With oidocs -mittcnt-
Each antic swung to time.
They felt tn. -b-uI-li,ion.
That fUsel IN the vein:
ne prelude 10 thcir mating,
In dainty reveis, vain
The rlddy march wax'd complex.
y s"1rmins pleasure hive
The endless cluster rollick'd,
Bewi,ca!as in its drive.
a pantomime o: manner.
AN ebon troop a-ndw:
y rhapsody OF passion.
In burnish'd tcather-giow
Twas loves triumphant tremor,
In futter OF the wing
The dizzy thought, expressive.
or new ana bursting spring.
Ilud van!sh'd from Tn, swnnps:
Had vurlsh'd from tho swamps;
The birds were celebrating
IN motion picture rOnps
And soon treSher beauty
VIII Civ" us all boon,
By thinning on the prospects
The bushes OF tho moon.
Jesse TT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
IluiiiIinE Permits.

Permits were issued by the Building
Inspector Yesterday as follows:
I.ongan G. Phillips. to build de-
tachcd two-story frame dwelling on
the south side OF Thlrty-sccond street
between Marshall ana Clay Streets
$500.
]. -. Reynolds, to build two-story
brick tenement, three dwellings,, 32OS-
1912 Floyd Avenue, $4,000.
Mrs BESSIE l.. Johnson. TO repair
frame dwelling, al 2ll3 East Marshall
street. Sg9S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
NnIIcI IbrlZcS.

Please tell me whom the first Nobel
prize was given; how many are given
u year, and In what departments OF
work Can YOU give the names OF the
rccipionts to date? r. L.
In 1901 Five One each for physics
chemistry. medicine. literature and pro-
motion Of peace. The names OF all
pri2crnon since 1901 would take more
space than can spare. President
Roosevelt aud Senator Root and Pro-
fcssor Nicholson. or Chicago are the
only Americans in the list
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25


The Ulster CRISIS and q peaceful set
'icn.ent OF the question grows dis
| tinciiy more encouraging, Civil war
Is a result OF the conditions, wo have
never seriously contemplated. The idea
mas been to us unthlukahle. But riot
| ing and bloodshcd. sporadic outbreaks
Il violence. with consequent !ntonsitica
! zion OF religious and political animosity
on the part OF the differing elements.
we have apprchcndod as n possibility.
However both sides have had a
urea thing spell; time has worked re-
lection; II promises TO work more.
Zach eide has shrunk from striking the
lrst blow. physically or by provo
ratlvc uItimajum The more pcrfcrvid
organs Of the Untonis,s and Liberals
alike continue thoir vaporlngs. some OF
them have lashed themselves into n
fury " resentment against the leaders
# their respective parties The Lib
eral papers are denounclng the gov
eminent for trucking 10 army disaf-
lection; the opposition papers are
criticizinE the Cnionist spokesman for
"nunk;ns In the matter of no, forcing
tho governments hand once for all,
ON the issue OF coercion and vindication
o; Imperial authority
But beneath all this there Is a hope
and the evidence that reason viii
assert itself There Is m undercurrent
Of testimony TO public realization OF
the fact tina, sii Yves, R']sewoy. an
admitted Impartial observer, summed
un tho roai case against the Carsons
nud The Bonar Laws when he said they
"are nrcd more by hatred Of the gov
ernmen; than by iove OF Ulster Tho
opposition rs represented by them.
nas famed the Game OF revolution IN
the hope tina; Mr. AsQulth and his col
leagues would perish in the oonnagra-
ton"
This is the explanation. and NIL OF the
explanation OF the oppositions demand
thai the government; 20 TO tho country
on the home rule bill they would
take the chances Of rising to power not
on justice to Ulster but out OF the
wreck OF home rule and OF Justice TO
the rest OF Ireland Their plea for Jus
lice Is q pdlpable travcsty upon jus
tlcc. seeing It Is obvious that which
ever way tho decision went on an -
peal 10 the country +, would mean
secretion. The problem would no; be
solved
should the decree be agams; home
rule Dissatisfaction IN Ulster would be
swappod for Dissatisfaction in that far
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
,rlc Grnnn,l Hog.

ground hog comes out first In spring.
and how long he goes Ia for If he sees
his shadow j. S. r.
lie comes out al midday on Feb
runry .. and. If the sun Is shining, goes
IN again To stay forty days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25

Please ten me how many board feet
square al ono end and six inches
sGuar" ut the other end, and twelve
feet long. II! l.. T.
81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
Ncrnr,Icd Vote.

VIII YOU give mo tho list Of those
Voting on tho proposition to pay out
- 600 10 the lawyers who prosecuted
The Aliens? w II TiNSIEY
III" clcrk of the House OF Delegates,
Chpi,o! i'uilding. Richmond. Va, can
acnd II to You.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25

t1',"h, nic,urn show don't only
l"1fr rrm"ihiu f"i th irnnriuution
i1f $500 Hptnothiu fer IN gr0ccryman.
f.'NN f.tauTsrr trial f"f hUrs Hlcalln'
IT. r'' rot D"It Weok. AM Attorney Tcll
Iitst'y ~ trp"0iEiu' mir wlfo an baby
rn nm . Ws"p Ia court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25

Since the days OF antiquity woman
end Paris has been combination 10
cause trouble.