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an aithma."
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uub Elm GranJoIt. 5brs 9rd6er idmideu
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pie II Elm Regiment burh cine thine Chat
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a BILL 4r5ma! "a muB ma fhoa 70
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folgt Der Gieg ndd beiBer Sdtadt unb
bic Rait uuf berbftIiatr Jlur. 5ulsst
tommt aud Sanitat unb RranlenIaipss
fer.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-05

Ter .Minttrihlaf" fomnft niAt MIR
bel sbitrsn. d. y. Barren, 9adItn uRb
WurmeItbiertn, ipnbsrH aud bel MeHIhtH
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mo bdufia 6ungersnoih auftriit pub ges
Iegentli6 9r0b aus 5erriebsnn 8aumriaDg
gsgtNn pirO, dberThldet ber eausp1ttr
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rattle. 1iHbet tr. baB Ts fit bic OamiIis
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8t5irts. Dnbi fhlnesn bic Qeuie niGt
nur bic ibliAtH Sipsi GIisstn nit diner
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SdDarm. 4or alien tntgsben Fe ID ber
Nrsit uub brcunen ni4t sinmdl mad,
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NIB Aeniier.
Grau @Iabtnaer. 6eieH GaitiH.
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stud. eyIa. RarI ardmL
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geiidst nit chem uubIeH 8euerhut. init 8ril
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ft noa91
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SIS and SIS Suits ST.

Every size, style, weight and color.
Your choice of any SIS or SIS Suit
in the house at only .........................-..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-23
PREFERENCE FOR OHIO
 LOSES WOMAN HUSBAND
Arthur Groves Files Suit for Divorce Because Wife Will Not Come
 to Pine Bluff.

Because his wife has refused to come to Pine Bluff from Columbus, Ohio. Arthur c. Grove wants a di- vorce. Mr. Grove filed suit in the Jefferson chancery court here yester- day. seeking annulment of his mar riage with Alice C. Grove. The pe- tition recites that the marriage took place at Columbus, Ohio. on August 3, 1904, and that in 1911, plaintiff came to Pine Bluff and embarked in busi- ness Petitioner alleges that he made peremptory demand on his wife that she come to Pine Bluff and make her home with him, offering to pay her expenses from the Ohio city to Pine Bluff, and that defendant "without reasonable cause refused to follow plaintiff" He believes defendants action entities him to a divorce.
 Another divorce action instituted yesterday is that of Mrs. Florence Baker against E. M. Baker. Mrs. Baker charges her husband with de- sertion, alleging he has not contrib uted to her support since January, and that she is not informed as to his present address. She alleges that de- fendant is the owner of lot at Aubrey, which she wants sold and the proceeds awarded her, and also asks alimony of $25 month, this to be lien on a one-half interest own ed by defendant in the patent rights on a combination tool. Custody of a boy of seven is sought by plaintiff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-23
FORD EVOLVES NEW
 SCHEME FOR U. 5. ARMY AND NAVY USE
Maker of Autos Devises Plan to Control Airships
 Without Pilots.

Wa ashington, Sept. 22.-Henry Ford the Detroit manufacturer. has under taken to demonstrate to the navy de partment that gasoline is availblet as motive power for aeroplanas and sub marines.
 Mr. Ford will begin his work on be- half of the governmen; tomorrow morning at the Brooklyn navy yard where he will make descent in a submarine by arrangements perfected for alim today by Secretary of the Navy Daniels.
 In addition to his efforts to adapt gasoline as motive power to air craft and undersea boats, MT. Ford, it was stated today has evolved scheme by which aerCplanes without passen- gers may be directed and usal by wireless as practically sslf-acting engines of war.
 MT. Fords theories and plans were discussed by him today with Presi- dent wilson, Secretary of the Navy Daniels, Admiral Dewey, president of the general navy board, and the chiefs of Ghla bureaux of the navy depart ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-23
N0TICL. Paving Distl.;ct 0. B.

Cherry street from Second avenue to Twenty fourth avenue.
 The tax books for the collection of special assessment upon the real property in Paving District No. 35 in the City of Pine Bluff, has been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying i'll the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from ths date.
 If such payment is not made ac- tlon will be commenced at the end oi that time for the collection Of such assessment, and for legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand this 11th day Of September 1915.
 VIM. V. HUTT, City Collector. Office, City Hall, a. m. to 3 D. m.
 9-12-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-23
MEMBERSHIP MILITARY CLUB TOTALS l6
No More Meetings Will Be Held Until Necessary 65 Have Been Secured,
 Decision Reached.

With sixte2n members already en- rolled, decision was reached last night to bring into the organization Lh5 necessary total of 65 men before another meeting will be held to bring about the formation of a military company in Pine Bluff.
 The meeting last night was held at the assembly hall of the chamber of commerce., and Ehere were present only handful of men. Among these however, were two new ms mbers and several of the old members pres ent told of promises they have recaiv- ed from friends, to affiliate with Ehe organization.
 Discussion of ways and means oi forming the company was had, ana it was finally decided that each of the sixteen members be written to secure the names of at least four friends who will join tn: company, which i method, if carried cut, will bring in the number Of men needed, 65, after which a mee ting will be called and arrangements made for a regular meeting place and the beginning ot practice drills.
 There was considerable lnterG st and enthusiasm displayed last night by those at the meeting, and the i'm pression appeared 10 prevail that within the month the formation Of the company will have been com plated, and arrangements could be started for the formal enlistment of the company into the state militia.
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ley resided here at one time, being employed as. clerk at the Hotel Jeff ferson and in a local oil mill.
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WOOLWORTH MAKING READY.
RemOdeling of Second Avenue Store
 Begins Yesterday.

Workmen yesterday began the op- eration of remodeling the interior of the big building in West Second ave- nue, preparatory for it's occupancy by the Woolworth store, during the early part of October.
 The entire lower floor of the build ing will be transformed into the sales room of the Woolworth establishment, while the upper floor will be the stockroom On the second floor also will be placed the restrooms and re- tiring rooms which will be provided for the score or more women and girls who will be employed in the store.
 The work is being done under per sonal direction of J. A. Wright of St. Louis, who is in charge of the con- struction department of the Wool worth company, and who expects to remain in Pine Bluff virtually until the work has been completed.
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A[M0ST PAINTED
 WHILE STANDING
And Suffered Dreadfully From Head- ache, Backache, and Dizziness. Says That Women are Foolish
 TO Suffer and Tells Why

New Augusta, Miss. In relating her experiancia, Miss Irene H. CFat, of this town, says: "I h2ve been troubled for a right smart while with female wsakness. I was irregular. .. and was down in bed abouS all the time. I had cilills and f;War with these troubles for at least year, and a great deal of dizziness, headache and backache.
 When I was sick at each month, I had to stay in bed all the tinFss, be- cause my back would ache and my head would swim SC hat l wouli al- most faint if I stood on my feet. I endured this for about three years. Finally I began to doctor with doctor He did not thelp me much. Tssn he recommended C3rdui, and I began to take it. took about one bottle and felt much better. I have taken a whole lo' now, and feel just all right I have nc backachs', head achlcl, or dizziness now.
 think women are foolish to suffer when they can take so helpful a rem edy s.s Cardui, and I surely praise it to every onla."
 If you suffer from any of the ail- ments so common to women, why not give Cardri trial?
 Such earnest statements as the above speak for themselves, and we receive thousands of similar ones eVary year.
 Your druggist sells Cardui. Get a bottle today. Full directions in every package
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DR. pYATT BUYS 385 ACRES FROM
 5. GLISREI1fR
Twenty six Dollars an Acre for Land Near Sherrill
 Considered Cheap.

Dr. E. c. Pyatt of Sherrill yesterday purchased from s. Geisreiter 3S5 acres of land, situated about two miles southwest of Sherrill. The con- sideration was $1O,OO0, of which $1,- 800 was paid in cash. The remainder is to be paid in annual installments, the last becoming due in 1923, and the deferred payments bearing 8 per cent interest.
 The price averages $26 an acre, which is considered low by persons familiar with property values on the north side of the river. The land secured by Dr. Pyatt is described as the east fractional part of section IF and the west fractional part of section 16, township four south, range nine west. Only part of the 3S5 acres is in cultivation, some of the land only recently having been made tilla- ble through drainage.
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NEW ELkS' HOME
 IS HANDSOME ONE
First Business Session Held Last Night in Handsomely
 Furnished Quarters.

The new furniture for the lodge stalled, the Pine Bluff ledge of Elks last night held it's first business ses- sion in it's new lodgaroems, at West Second avenue and Chestnut street. There was a large attendance, but only routine business was transacted by the organization.
 With the lodgeroom now ill use, the Elks are thoroughly established in their new home, after having been "scatuered' since the fire which de- stroyed the Elks theatre and lodge rooms several months ago. For quite a length of time, the lodge maintained club quarters in the Hotel Pines building, while it's business sessions were held at Shriners' temple and at the Eagles hall.
 The new quarters of the Elks are unusually well arranged, and are de- lightfully furnished. The space in each of the several apartments Is mere than ordinarily large, the lodge room being particularly spacious. 1,n,e reading room, smoking room and bil- Hard room are all commcdious, and each is furnished in excellently taste ful manner.
 From the entrance stairway to the lodge room extends wide hall, which is only barely furnished On the one side of this hall are the apartments for the members, these being the reading, smoking and bil- Hard rooms. On the opposite side of the hall are the ladies' parlors, ladies' rest room and ladies' retiring room, each costly furnished, and where the ladies of the Elks are made welcome at all times.
 With the advent of cool weather, the Elks are planning a "housewarm- ing" al the new quarters, and com mittees which are looking into the plans for the affair are. throwing hints already that it will be one of the most pleasant affairs ever given by the popular local organization to its members and friends.
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NOTICE. Paving District No. S.

State street from Sixth avenue u Harding avenue. #
 The tax books for the collection ol special assessment upon the real property ir Paving District NO. 90 Ill Ill the City of Pine Bluff, have peen placed in my hands. ,;.u All owners of real property lyins n in the district are required to pa' their assessments to me Wlthln tni'' days from this date.
 If such payment is not maue "o of tion will be commenced at the emu o,, J, that time for the collection Of suo., !a assessment, and for legal pena"ie' and cost. ,c,,. aov
 Given under my hand this letn oa' of September 1915. VIM. V. HUTT, City Collector
 Office. City Hall, 9 a. m. to 5 D. m' ' 9-17-1m
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APPEAL DIVORCE CASE.
Mrs. Emma C. Nolley Contests Decree
 Given Seth B. NOlley.

Transcript of the proceedings in the divorce case Of Seth B. Nollcy vs. Emma C. Nolley, appealed by the de- fendant, has been completed by the circuit clerks office and forwarded to the clerk of the state supreme court. The first decree granted plain tiff was set aside by Chancellor John M. Elliott on the representation that Nolley was not a legal resident of Arkansas at the time. Upon the ln- troduction of additional evidence, a final decree of divorce was awarded Nolley by Judge Elliott in April. Nol-