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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28
DR. STEWART NEAR DEATH.
Early This Morning Hope for Physi.
 elan Was Rellnqlished.

At 1:30 o'clock this morning. Dr. w. s. Stewart was at the point ot death. at St. Joseph's infirmary at Hot Springs. and it was feaaared Ne would not survive more than a very few hours.
 The members of the family and the attending physicians took a more hopeless vieE of his condition. as the patient has been gradually sinking and growing weaker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28
SAFE AT LIVERPOOL.
Nebraskan Has Hole in Bow 30 by 15
 Feet.

Liverpool, May 27.-The American steamship Nebraskan, which was damaged by an exterior explosion off Fastnet rock Tuesday night, ar. rived at Liverpool tonight.
 The damage to the Nebraskan con sists of hole in her starboard bow 90 by 15 feet. She is down by the head. Her forward deck is awash.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28
Sinking of Majestic.

London. May 27.-The admiralty announces that the battleship Maies- tic has been torpedoed and sunk in the Dardanellcs. The lives of nearly all on board were saved.
 A wireless dispatch from Berlin says that the Majestic was sunk of Said-el-Bahr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28
NOTICE.

All banks. members of Pine Bluff Clearing House association will be closed Monday. May 31. Decoration Day. and Thursday, June 3. Jeffer- son 'Davis' birthday-T4egal holidays. PINE BLUFF CLEARbNG HOUSE ASSOCIATION
 H. B. STRANGE, 5-26-7t Manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28
Ohio Crops Suffer

Youngstown, O., May 27.-The northe astern part of Ohio and western Pennsylvania' were visited by heavy frost last night Fruit and vegetables suffered severely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28

< Chicago. May 27.-A campaign to raise $1OO,O00 for the Italian Red
 Croes was launched today by Italian residenta q Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28

The Majestic was a battleship of 14.3OO tons displacement and normally carried crew of 7E7 men. She was built in 1895, being one of the old pre- dreadnaught class.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28
spectacular Display.

panied na: by a strong wind and |p,,sss' lasa' an electrical storm in ,ui. at 5 o'clock yesterday et;ra. furnished early risers and (cn,e ners with a display that, for
 ular effect, surpassed any Ica, ,llorts in pyrotechnical or as demonstrations. The sn,,,. M lightning followed each Dns DTw'lsly; ay the consequent de- s vns and sputtering conyincine Zen ,ver si. that some nearby point Esm nl.. Thunder boomed, and ,'@e 'e down in torrents. The hilo ,.ed but a short while, and (h~ed (hat~ by a drop in. tempera.
 made made yesterday and last n p,easant time for physical
 no Except for some injury tc
 oamage has been reported
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28
River Forecast.

The Arkansas will exceed 2b feet at Dardanelle and Little Rock by Monday, and 27 feet at Pine Blum by Tuesday. The flood atage at 'Plne Bluff Is 25 feet. { ssys 1s|
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28
The Weather

Thunder showers Friday. colder 1T west; Saturday, probably fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28
Haroldton Leyee Breaks.

LCvNS DAS ohSe
 Tt Smith. May '27.-More thar mile of the levee along the Ar hs river at Harcldton, a village ten milas south of here wen, the river last night.
 E people in that vicinity worked ay trying, to prevent the less Of tyee, butt their efforts were in lly twenty families moved out e bottoms below here today. heavy rains that have fallen for the past week have caused rkansas river to reach higher than it has for several years. breaking of the levee has de- I'd several hundred acres of ard cotton on the bottom farms is believed that the river will nue to rise for. several days yet this be the case much damage be done tc the bottom farms. pr persons are reported to have, killed at Checotah, Okla, by a ne' Three towns nearby are re-
 to have becn hit badly.
 uarter of mile of Kansas City ern railroad track between ener. Okla, and Mena, Ark. washed out by a cloudburst. A. on the Rock Island between
 and Howe. Okla, was swept
 Rock Island trains are de. g Via Poteau on the Frisco and Pwe On the Kansas City South Pau was hit by a cloudbrust. nds are flooded. Wheat sus.
 Immense damage.
 orts of distress are being re-
 here from Stigler, Okla, was struck by a tornado last pay night and which, because aahued rain and railway wash mas been unable to obtain re- kogee, Okla. May 27.-The Ar
 flver at Fort Gibson is re-
 to have risen five feet last ana to have flooded the im-
 potatc growing section. Wide ol bottom lands at and above n are inundated and replant- crops will be necessary.
 prlngfield. Mo-. May 27-4soutp- pl here' one life was lost when sm last night demolished the ,:1: muse or Charles Jones near Killing his 22-months-old baby other children escaped un- Mahy homes at Ozark and were wrecked.
 .ason, Kans., May 27-The town 'Sso.an, s''ua Atchison county, was
 surrounded today by flood
 ol the Deleware and Little aopper rivers, small streams nra n,a' stages, but nearly mile ow M as a result of recent heavy
 ine Missouri is rising.
 Dn, Speetacnlar n Display.
 npanied by a strong wind and p',ss' laa' an electrical storm in u,s at o'clock yesterday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28

lCon.'nued on ps ge 5.l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28

5-26-7t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28

|kogee. Okla, May 27.-The Ar i rlVer at Fort Gibson is re- 1o have risen five feet last
 and to have flooded the im- potato growing section. Wide
 or bottom lands at and above
 |' are lnundsted and replant-
 crops will be- necessary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-28

ason, Kans., May 27-The town Atchison county, was ! surrounded ss today by flood
 VI the Deleware and Little
 upper rivers, sman streams na maa' stages, but nearly a mile oM wv, as a result of recent heavy lne Missouri is rising
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

or not they shall allow moving pict.
ure show TO run on Sunday. The law
directly prohibits pool and billiard
halls to be open Oh that day.
The senate also passed finally the
bill which allows townships and coun-
ties 10 hold fairs at which admission
Is free Similar action was taken ON
the bill authorizing county commits.
sloners 70 create a deficiency 10 car.
ry ON the work Of tick eradication.
senator Wilson N Dewey, the so.
clalist member ~ the senate failed
10 get consent TO espurge from
the senate record certain remarks he
made on former occasion. During
the discussion Of an appropriation
bill several days ago the senator from
Dewey, Ia answer to question, nd
vOcated the teaching Of Socialism In
the schools.
This he has asked to have striker
from the records, Senators opposed
the request being granted. lie was
supported in his request by several
members who did not believe that
such matters had any place I'm the
record as the senate had already dis.
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MISERY IN
HEAD AND BACK
A LADY Writes Ns Suffered So, Would
Have To Ssy In Bed Far Days.
b Nsv We'll.

CartersVille, Ga.--The following il
from Mrs WIN T. Lawhon. OF Car
tersville: Il am writing this because
| want other women to know what
Cardui has done for me
Before 1 commenced taking Cardui.
l had headache NJ bad, | would have
70 stay IN bed for days at a time. 1
suffered untold misery with my head
and back.
I saw Cardui advertised and decid-
I'd to try II, took three bottles. AZ.
ter taking the first bottle, l could see
u vast difference In my feelings, and
decided to take the second, and took
three In all.
After taking the third bottle, / felt
like new woman altogether, and |
Will always praise Cardui AZ boon
TO womsn's Ills.
believe II saved my life and | am
now well, healthy woman, and my
husband Joins me In my praise for
Cnrdul.
Before l began taking Cardui was
Irregular but since began taking It.
have been regular and without any
pain
Everyone tells me / am the picture
Of health since taking Carlui will
recommend II to every suffering
woman"
II you suffer from any Of the all
ments 10 common to women, or II you
feel the need OF good strengthening
tonic, why not give Cardui. the won.
ans tonic n triali Begin today.
hour druggist sells OarduL
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gcou. otto lIetzeI clifford Crumer.
otto Rogenschutz. Tom Thompson.
Donald Bryan, Thomas llighIey Jr..
Charles Scruggs. Murry West John
Baker. Ferris Frees aud Kent Huycr
Mr and Mrs, Robert h Townsend
have as their gue,l, Nh aud Mrs.
Edward L. Townsend of Mury-yillc
Mo
Mr and Mrs. Fred g. Ncff have AS
their guests Or. and Mn, II j Baker
aud family Of Tulsa DR. Baker Is
attending the session of the state den.
tai convention.
The Cosmopolitan club met Monday
IA the library. Dr Winnie Sanger
gave n report Of the meeting N the
city Federation. and Mrs C. T. Funk
Of the educational committees The
lesson on Brazil was led by Dr. San.
ger Mrs George lurImure gave a
description ~ the country aud In re-
lation to Portugal Mrs ". A. Long
gave a paper on the Political and So
clal Conditions" and Mrs G. 4 White
told Of coffee and II. Culture" Mrs
Frank Boascn told of Rio de- ia.
Micro" aud Mrs. J + Warren gave r
description ~ the Rubber Industry
The Problem OF Education" was the
subject ~ an Interesting paper by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

an unexpected treat for the club mem
bers He will I've a drawing card that
will bring Il record crowd 10 hear the
well known advertiser speak, accord.
ing to club Officers.
Costello has been connected with
advertising work for years, not only
In his present position. but with daily
newspaper advertising as well He has
promoted many Of the most success
ful advertising campaigns that have
been conducted IN the southwest lie
has had nm experience that will par
ticularly interest Oklahoma city Al
clubbrrs.
In addition 10 being well known q,
a prominent advertising man. Costello
has won nm enviable reputation ~ by
his practical talks delivered before
many organizations OF business men
His talk tomorrow IL scheduled to dis
close some Inside facts respecting The
preparation Of follow up" advertising
campaigns.
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GIVES LOCAL OPTION
Senate Passes Measure That Would
Permit Towns and Cities TO Close
Picture Shows Oh Sundays.

The senate Monday afternoon passed
finally the bin by Carpenter which
makes II optional with the people OF
any city Or town in the state 10 close
sunday shows Of any nature under
the initiative The till makes the
RUNNING of any dance hail, billiard
or pool hall prUhibiuye ON Sunday.
Senators Davis and Burford op.
posed the passage Of the bill, and de
clared for the clean moving picture
show. They were willing 10 eliminate
the vaudeville feature, but they be
lieved that n we'll regulated moving
picture show was not harmful and
should be allowed
Under the bill as II passed the sen
ate by vote OF 80 to O. the people
ot any city or town IN the state may
at a special election decide whether
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HOUSE HURRIES BILLS


Several bills were finally disposed
Of In the senate ut the Monday night
session, which completed a lot OF work
before taking up the general sppro.
priatiOns bill, which must be out Of
the way Immediately. Among the bills
passed were those OF Durant provid-
ing for clerical help In the office Of
the state auditor, the bill by Harrison
Of the house providing FOR steno
grapher In the department Of the state
examiner and inspector, Dunnt's bill
relative to employees In the school land
department, and the bill by Thomas
abolishing the state reporter and pro
viding for publication OF the state re
ports by contract The blll by Bias
singame and Davis, providing for a
home for neglected and dependent chill.
dren also received final action at the
night session.
Senator McMechan's bill regulating
hotels and restaurants and rOOming
hauses was presented with fsyora-
BILE report from the conferecs with
which the bill had been placed and II
was finally passed.
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MONUMENT TO BEACHEY
Is san FRANCISCO PLAN

SAN FRANCISCO, March lG.-If a
plan approved by the city's board Of
SUPERVISORS IL carried into effect, q
monument win be erected in Golden
Gate Park to the memory Of Lincoln
Beachsy, the aviator killed here Sun
day. The funeral will be held tomor.
row afternoon, City and Panama eI-
position officials conferred this morn.
Ing relative TO an appeal to suspend
activities at the fair grounds and to
ask that business downtown be held
up for five minutes while the funeral
ceremonies were In progress.
Beachey ds said 20 have left an es.
ttte worth more than 100000.
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HIGH WIRE FENCE BNCLOSEs
MILITARY ZONE IN AISACE

BBRNE, via Paris, March 10. - A
barbed wire fence ten feet high now
encompasses the entire zone Of Ger
man military operations In Alsace. No.
uces have been posted stating that
anyone approaching within sixty feet
OF the fence or attempting to SNUG
gle letters win he shot at sight All
foretghers permitted to remain in the
distsict must report daily to tho coin
Imsndar.
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WILSON STARTS PROPOSAL
TO SETTLE COAL STRIKE

WASHINGTON, March I8.-Prrsi-
dent Wilson today began preparing a
proposal ~ arbitration to settle the
eastern ohio coal strike. Tie will com.
mnnlcate II to the operators and min.
ers' leaders IN letters. probably 10
morrow.
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RAISING FUNDS
In A CAMPAIGN
Young WOmen's Christian Association
Workers Start Today 10 Raise Mon.
ey to Pay OFF Debt.

Enthused by inspiring addresses by
association heads, fifty girls and
women, members OF the Young Won
ans Christian Association, started
this morning ON sweeping five days
campaign 10 pay off the Indebtedness
Of the association. Only $1,000 Is the
needed amount to sweep the boards
clean for new start. II Is believed
that even more than the required
amount can be raised by the willing
workers. In case this is possible II
viii establish the association on q
sound basis, and assure It's success
for some time to come, according "
the latest financial reports.
The finance campaign during Fin.
ance Week" was launched ut a lunch
con at the association cafeteria yes
terday noon at which the members
were addressed by Miss Mildred Cor
bett, city secretary Of the southwest.
ern fiald, and by Miss Kate Lester
enthusiastic secretary Of the city as
ISOLATION.
In accordance with plans formed al
the initial luncheon yesterday the
workers will be given luncheon
every noon at the association head
quarters. The young women are
working In teams. The two speakers
Of the first meeting will be- In at
tsndance at each Of the MONDAY meet.
tnss and viii offer suggestions In the
work Of solicitation.
The association IL sighty.fiye per
cent self-sustainins. IL doing a won.
dertul work here and aside from need
ing the asked for $500. greatly mer.
its the contribution OF all good citi.
sens Anton r. Classen, r. A. Gross
Rev. II. II. Hulten, W. @. Johnson
George Pienol, J. It. Warren arr
among those who are firm in their
backing Of the young women and the
association.
The fifty young women started the
work at 2 O'Clock this morning and
will continue until late hour 10
night, not even stopping TO see who
has been elected mayor according IA
their avOwals Of necessity for quick
work and their willingness to keep
going early and late. The campaign
win close Saturday.
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TURKISH FIELD BATTERIES
ARE SILENCED BY wARSHIPS

PARIS, March lG--SeveraI batter
leg Of Turkish field artillery posted
above kumkale at the entrance 10 the
lnrdanelles were discovered and ST.
lenced by British warshlps after a
bomhardment Sunday says n dispatch
from Athens
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How Is Your Weight

While II IL true that too much weight
Ia not to be desired yet the fact re-
mains that many men and women are
thin 10 the point Of danger. This danger
lies In their having no reserve force or
nerve power 60 combat deadly diseases. A
little extra flesh Ia needed by all 10
feel well, and 70 look well, and
this calls mp the question Of how
best TO increase the weight, Phy.
have solved the problem az incresslns ths
white and red corpuscles of the blood by
the administration OF 3 grain hypo. .nu /.
clane tablets, and this IL always followed
by an increase of weight Obtain In seuled
packages and take for q period Of several
months, according TO directions with
package e--AdvsrtisemsnI
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pensed with the services " a senate
reporter and no speeches were al
lowed In the record Senator Wilson
was finally given permission to make
any explanation Of his remarks he
wished.
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COSTELLO WILL SPEAK
Kansas City Man Will BE Principal
Speaker At NOOnday Luncheon and
Talk on Interesting Subject

Tom d Costello manager ~ tine
Kansas City branch Of The Arthur
Capper publications, viii address the
Oklahoma city Adj club tomorrow
noon ut the Lee Huckins hotel on the
subject, The Sales Letter ny Factor
IN Modern Merchandising" This
speaker as an addition to the Ad clubs
regular weekly luncheon program is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

II you are In the market for poul
try turn to The Times Want Ad page
There IL profit there for you
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Llndner will en-.
tertain the Justamere Dinner club
Wednesday evening.
The Oklahoma City chapter Of the
Phi Delta Theta fraternity celebrated
the founding OF the order with a
luncheon Monday at the Savoy Mr..
John Shirk was toastmaster, and
talks were made by United States Dis.
trlct Attorney John A. Faln, and Sen.
ator j. Elmer Thomas Of Lawton.
Offlcers elected were, president, Mr..
Frank Schelner; secretary ana treas.
ursr, Mr.. Harry Leaning. IL was de,
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ing party Saturday evening at the
home ~ Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Bland.
The decorations were suggestive OF
st Patrick's and many roses were
used In the apartments. Punch was
served throughout the evening and
the guests were Misses Margaret
Johnston, Katehrine sharp Helen
Minis Genevieve Irby, Elizabeth Pas
chall, Mary and Jewel Mattison, TEN.
pie Highley, Evaline Atwood, Mary
Harrah, Leah West, Messrs william
Rrepps, Phil Bessey, George Trud-
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Mrs NJ G. Milnrr entertained the
Chatting Dish club Monday additional
guests being Mines b r. hartman and
PM Hall and Mrs Il z. Carpenter
came In for luncheon Top score was
mads by Mrs. Hall The hostess for
the next meeting will I've announced
later.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-16

The Ladies of the Golf club will
have matched game Wednesday In
which the two sides will have for cap
tains, Mines $ A Harris aud Mrs c..
X Dean The players are requested
to be at the links not later than 10
o'clock
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-27

children. able 70 reed for thamseiEes
gnss others az elistIe tots whose
sissshers. big sisters, boshesrF kioL
mothers. big sisters. or brothers
read 10 them.
For several weeks the Youngest
person TO have q library card IN his
own name was little Louis Sullivan.
son Of Nr. Claude sullivan.
Later Smart 2 L,npktns. son %
former Judge ] c. Lumpkins. was
enrolled and given card bearing his
own name
These parents believe in our Ii
blary slogan, a card for every
member Of the family They are
bringing up the children in the way
they should go Whom these babies
arrive Ell the reading age. 10 doubt
they viii begin 70 use their own
cards. and they will grow up with
good books and become intelligent
men.
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rArREslA.s tliApEL.

Health IS vefy good al ibis writ
ing.
Several in this community killed
hogs last week
Sorry to report Mrs Annie Brown
on the sick list
Mrs Ludie Miller visited Mrs.
Annie Brown sunday
AIRS. L. T. Grimes spent Friday
vith Mrs ] b. Barns
Alex Lovell spent Saturday night
with Oeie and Rex Gibson,
Mr. win Hudson took dinner with
Mr. Eyin Hassell Sunday.
Mrs. May Henry Tune peat Mon
dag with Mrs. Rosa Gibson
Mrs. Freda Grimes spent Sguur-
Jay with Mrs Rosa Gibson
Mrs f. a Tune spent last week
with her son. Mr. A L. Tune
Mr. and Mrs Rex Tune OF Dallas
spent Sunday at Mr. A. L. Tunes.
Louise aud Mabel Holland spent
Thursday night with Maude Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellen Gibson spent
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You feel fine in a few moments,
Your cold in head or catarrh viii nc
gone. Your elogged nosuals vii
open The air passages or yodr head
clear and you can breathe freely.
No more dHllness. headache: no
hawking. snuffling, mucous dis
charges or dryness; no struggling
for breath at night
Tell your druggist YOU want a
small bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm.
Apply a little OF this fragrant. an
tiseptic cream in your nostrils, Let
III penetrate through every air pas
sage OF the head; scothe and heal the
swollen, inflamed mucous membrane,
and relief comes instantly.
II is Just what every cold apa
catarrh sufferer needs, Don't stay
stuffed up and miserable Adv
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ene evening last week with Mrs.
Mary West.
Remember Sunday Is regular
preaching day Everybody IS Invited
To come
Miss Frances Lowell spent a few
days last week with her aunt. Mrs
Rosa Gibson.
Miss Ruth Holland and Miss Min
ME Kirk spent Sunday with Miss
Birdie smith.
Bessie Lowell aud Maude Gibson
sfent Saturday night with Mrs.
Freda Grimes.
Mrs. villa Preston and Mrs. Mum
ford Ballard spent Sunday with
Mrs. John Bunch.
Mrs. c. Hudson and son. Lonnie.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Y. Howard of sardis.
Mr.. a. c. Grimes aLa family have
moved back in our mi,.st Glad TO
have them back with us.
Mrs. Prudie Smith spent last week
at Red Oak with her parents, Mr..
end Mrs. c. c. Smithson.
Mr.. j. X Blair and family and
MIR. and Mrs. l.. 7. Grimes visited
Al Mr.. J c. Lovell's Sunday
Mrs. Claude Sullivan and Miss
Mabel Graham spent one evening
last week with Mrs. Rosa Gibson.
Miss Addie Nolen OF Midlothian
spent few DAYS last week with her
cousin. Miss Annie May Hudson.
Miss Edna Tune. who is attending
school at Midlothian, spent Sunday
with her parents. MIR and Mrs. A.
l., Tune.
Mr.. r. r. Grimes and sons. Jim
aud Tom, left last week for Ereth
county. where they viii be gone q
few weeks
Mr.. jeff Kirk and daughter.
Miss Irene, and Mr. 9Rd Mrs. Eulie
Robnett, went to Dallas Taursday
in Mr.. Kinks ear. While cnroute
to Dallas the car overturned but they
managed TO escape without ana
serious injuries. The wind shield
and top were damaged considerably
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VALLEY GROVE.

Health is very coed at this writ
ing
Mr. Greed spent sunday with Mr..
c. w Daniel
Mr. Bob Tillman visited MIR, CHIT
Word sunday
Rev Haryille spent sunday with
Nh Matthews
Miss Myrtle Turner is visiting