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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20
Now Haven.

or tho more prominent stocse which
have been flirting with tho minimum
price barrier Southern Railway pre-
ferred was the only one in which .
further reduction val ordered last
night. Ostensibly the reduction from
~ to as indicated a belief that no moro
stock could be sold at the higher ng-
ure. No change was made IN Balti-
more. this stock selling at 81. TO the
amount of 1900 shares. Also New
Haven remained undisturb~d. Here
there were trades at 47A. but the stock
was offered at the minimum through
out the last hour without takers. The
market in New Haven Is attracting gem
eral interest. more perhaps than IN
the first two. which have been under
pressure continually for a long time
The Arst reduction In tho New Haven
minimum was made this week and the
stock Immediately sold at the nav
minimum. In some quarters It il sus-
pected that the market OF this stock
has been buoyed up by the minimum
price restriction. combined with n
small floating supply. Dispatches from
Hartford yesterday reported that Prcsi-
dent Elliott had informed the railroad
committee OF the Connecticut Iegis-
lature that the Dad - In sore straits
financially. The floating debt. he teetl-
fied. amounts 10 something like s53.-
900. 900.
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REVIEWS OF TRADE
High wheat Puts the West In L..
South I'M proves,

Tho weekly trade Journals see mr..
tinued. though uneven. stet,s tova,c
betterment.
Dun's says: Some further oror-.s.
In noted In the direction Of inc-e,..'
trade, although conditions arc very ~
regular II do not apply with eou,
accuracy to all sections and
branches OF business. The West. OWN
10 the great demand and nigh p-t,..
for wheat. II more prosperous ma,
other parts OF the country. Cond, on,
in the South have been improved h,
the larger exports OF cotton. but, ,h,.
section still feels the effects Of -,c.r.
depression. and there arc many rero-.,
OF delayed collections and small onhs.
IN ssments being received.
THE big Industrial center.. llk. P,u,
burg, experience the benefits O, son.
increase In mill ~operationS but the az
tual output remains muoh bslov no,
NAL. The Improvement IN the iron ar
steel Industry. however, IL dtstjr-,
encouraging. In the textile trade.
thore Ia an irregular dsvolopmar.
some Lines being much ovEsr tn,
oehers, but the tendency Ia tovpYd I.
wider dist rfbution and frDsr PROV
Railroad earnings were ioa per car
under laAt year IN the nm veek o.
February. but there 10 . trend tovHru
Improvement and recent suoo-sss,
railroad financierns nak,a NOR.
hopeful tho prospec, ,or lsrrar suytrs
OF supplies by the leading companies
Rrudstreets saws. "~Eri1dauen..
factors continue TO mSnd. but for n.
tims being the Increasing pace % H..
dustr!A operations seems 10 loo-
larger ehan does dist-!butive t-ss.
which manifesto some i9-eFula-.y. bl.
with retrogression In Or. par. o. ~.
country offset by progression IN o'he-
sections. The speeding W process n
industrial pursuits is not marEed. no.
does Il W. a multitude OF l,nes, bur
II ts OF the steady. cumulative '-.
with a tendency to reach ont and an
brace ono industry after another.
Though me broad movement d. "a
vorable. there arc = humber % '0ti.
tries which still lag. III" c-a'. l!-s-
and liquor trades being corsniruous IN
this respect. on 'Ie other tl--.
textile and wooden mills. sripNgEi..
yards and plants making D. ~ --
ders are busy. while operations ~
automobile Industry as well 80 H 's
finished steel trade are ir'-stH z
The railroads are preparing =.
on more men. and. all ia Fl. u. pss
has witnessed further elimination n
the numbers OF uuenp o. ed.
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THE COPPER MARKET
spelter At Sensational Price, over
shRdows Copper.

II. activity and sensation
quoted Tor s0slter yest'ria. o,..-r
owed both copper and lcla I' &c. .
markets. Spo, spelter was q .t''
al East 81. Louis, while lr-, .r.
high grade were comma g. .
prices UP 20 Il cents e r.rf't rt.
demand for spel;er ~ 'io mos st. ..
TO be for ~salvani2inE purpose, tgf
Il - al! wanted IN % ru~-r -
placed the spot situation 'a . wy s'~r
position. Late Siv.c's from '.H.
were that fii was h.i Soy ~o, '',
that market and t@2 w. a>ia1
Some business was d.n" "a. I'.i ne 's;
3S5 cents basis, wiki hoi4 t.I-''' ~
domestic buyers irqu'r.r-
Electro,ytic copper :o,i a. l+' 90
a pound. This Wa rec ts. or . .''-
domestic business and w,4 rho S.a'
lent Of export lCot''c "r'.. W.
placed az ~ as cents Cd pound Ir7' a.
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cHlp,s hold up 20 Just about steady prices
Very lItllc choice stock onerei. Common
to prime yeals sold a $40 $40 per loo lbs. /:
cullt NJ SNts50. no barnyard calves or
year.inEs an sale, Dressed calves were
weak to lover at lSI 100 for city dressed
reals ana l3mloc fer country dressed.
Hrcelpts OF sheep and lambs were 1898
head, all for Slaughtered with the eS-
ceptiOn OF 20 head. Prices were rated
st-Hdy, with no good stock offered. Com.
mon sheep sold at s. per 100 lbs. common
lambs A. $50, Dressed mutton steady at
81 l.C. per To- dressed lambs a. 1875 40
ltc country dressed dollhouse lsmbs at
SinSs so per csrcasb.
Receipts OF hoss ware S<37 head. all for
sisuShierers Feeling steady. Country
dressed hogs weak At s0iekc. Per y. Sor
medium TO light weights.
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Live stock Market.
FRIDAY. February -

Recsipts Of beeVes were 1899 head, In
8 care for the market, making with
previous arrivals . ears on sale, Trade
was quiet ana pricee barely steady. ana the
yards were not fully cleared at u late hour.
Good steers sold at s7.5oaS per 100 lbs.
bulls at t5.5Oaf6.so cows az s376rV;
al es25. Dressed beef was slow at
last auotstions, or at Iodi3c, yer ID. for
city dressed native sides.
Receipts Of caives were IRA head. inolud-
ins III for tho market. vesis on lisht 70.
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The total receipts for duties az tbs
Custom House Yesterday were S3lo,-
46G IS, Of which S1o770 was FOR ,ncr.
chandise withdrawn from bonded ware,
houses and S+<,69S,3b for recent i'm,
portations.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET,

BALrIMoRr, Feb. ts,-Cosden was we'll
and advanced y to So. Munsey
Trust sold at los. against 10 Yesterday.
Bonds were fairly active. the sum.
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PITrsBuRu, Feb. le-Weakness con-
tinued In the brewing stocks and CRU
chile Steel common was a lower. Pure
oil aud Columbia Gas gained slightly.
Tie
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Cu.tom. Receipts, sa,5.,Gs.

1900 Pit's Coal deb no a}ia est sy. az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

I?5 Tonopsh N Of n. ~ sS
90 Tonopah Err. sr.H . Tie . HE ah.is
no TulGosa ......... y z y
soco Uni ~ shAr new s7As . i1ds 7fs sS
1900 w-st End CON-. % u
30 West End Er..-
coo World film .....-. ~ ~
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Adams Exp A. Cumh Tel .. y Rye adl So
1000. III 1000 d. 9 ia 5000 63l.
Am Cot OH bss pclSHGd Cv A.. 1000 ...b33s
10000. lOOl- 1000 ..ooa4 HlUn h3l4
ia I cv T. Eric - ~ ser y Norfolk & " -
ipy 5000 ....b / 400 ~
5000. 81 Great Nor as NOrtnpacihc 4.
At s 81 gene 5000 "? 5000 SOS
4OoN a - Green Ray a Pc Power -
BsitSO gold ~ dcr ser 1000 =
registered .Cp". ON4 4i.s 60
5000. $50 Hook Nnl i.s when issued
40 CIV As 5000 Ail9 1000 iuiiS
1000 .Ni34 Indiana steel IS Reading gm 4.
irups'p S.AS .olu prl4 5000 ..p2ls
Bnl' SOhip @-s lutrrb Y / ref 5000. IA
1000 .Pll2 p. 1905 O. Iron NJ e
Bsn Rap TT IS loon os toon pS
sooS aaa. co. trust1:, 100 '.o2i5
Cen Leather S. 5000 -. as So paclhc cy s.
Auo0. ...pSl2 1000. II2 .OOu. q
Cent pacirc 49, Japanese 49, 50 Pacific cv ~
1000 ...Sb3. ZOO. - "a TdnO =
toOO S67s KCitSaM - SoPaclnc REF -
chi NilSStpall 5000 1000 so
C&PW Is Kan CITY 80 3s Texas co cv 90
aGO0. lOSls 1000. ..t y 10000 ...n~Is
CM6StPt 10 as Marine ~ t'yS Ihird Az re- g.
1000 Spli 1000 35l2 1000 - -
ChiR zap Rvs ny Canal i'as T. = steel ~ !.
iou0 .lOZIt 1000 lOpl2 5000 lUut4
ChiS,L& s. Ny cen DO 6s Wabash -ri -
1000 i99la Thrn is,NpgG goo" 49,.
,looo naI4 g2oo ioll2 5000 slIl
rcts FUN pi 2Oo0. $50
5000 / 1884 5000. ~dis
Total bond sale, ,nar vs.u-l sl.S23.o0O
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

.Par value $50. lEx dividend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-20

Total sales to-day, l4777l shares Same day 1914. 16s7ss January
to date s47S366. Same period 1914. 149is697.
Where n 80" follows a quotation it indicates a bid or offer for 10 shares
Il dividend.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Mrs. Oscar Sufhenrich

News reached here last evening of the sudden death yesterday morning at her home in Chicago, of Mrs. Oscar Surhenrich, who, as Mrs Fred Banks formerly lived in Pine Bluff, anu who leaves a number of relatives and many friends in this city.
 Mrs. Surhenrich, SO far as is known to local friends or relatives, had been in good health, and the news of her death came as a shock and caused much sorrow. The body will be ship ped to Evansville, Ind, where the funeral will be held Saturday.
 Mrs. Surhenrich is survived by 'her husband and four children, Miss Frsda Banks, Miss Thelma Banks. Jcannette Surhenrich, aged 4 years and Dorsey Surhenrich, who is just a few months old. Relatives in Pine Bluff are Mrs. Josie Hestand, Mrs Irene Allen, and Willis Condray. :.
 Miss Freda Banks spsn. nearly all of last summer here, as the guest o1 her cousin, Mrs. Hestand, and made many friends who sympathisa with Mer in her grief.
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SUICIDES WHILE MS WIFE WATTS ON MARSHALL
 wsi ,a
Kentucky Veterinarian Puts Bullet Into Brain During Society
 Function.

Lexington, Ky, Sept. 2.-While his wife was assisting in receiving at a reception given in honor of Vice President Thomas R. Marshall. by his business partner, Dr. Robert M. Bry- ant, well-knOWn veterinarian hore, shot himself throqs ae head at his home this afternoon.
 Dr. Bryant had among his clientele many of the wealthy men of the country, who own large stock farms here, and he was considered one of the best veterinarians in Kentucky.
 pr. w. E. Hoover, the partner of Dr. Bryant, was giving reception to the vice president, and Mrs. Bryant was among several prominent women who were assisting in receiving.
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volcsd Her 0rieva .ice.

During the Dayton food good old -laty of color" was rescued with t-ro White women from the deep water and pat on .he roof of a barn for safety. After the boatman had rowed away the white women both offered prayer for their future safety, but the colored woman sat by in stolld silence. Ono of the white women. turning to hor, said: "Pray, woman, pray. DO some. thing to help" The old woman clasped der hands, knelt on the yoof. rolled her eyes upward, and said: "Deah Lawd, yo' oncs promised us long time ago dat dey nevah would be no mo- deods. Nov. Lawd. what does dis yax Uaax1"
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SE|zFS sAW-MILL :: :.
 FOR: DEBT E; [. OF $22


 Deputy sheriff J. l.. McBurnett yes 'terday seized the saW-nill of E. M Riley, five miles from Pine Bluff on 'tlfadollarway. road, under a writ is- sued by Justice of the Peace J. A.. Frazier to satisfy a judgment for $22 and costs. obtained against Mr. Riley by J. J. Langston. The mill will be offered for sale by the sheriff in Washington township on September .15. fs
 Executing writ issued in the case >of Riley Commission company vs. G. c. Wiley, Sheriff K. H.WiAiams yes terday attached 13o shares, of stock in the Valley Oil company of par value of $1O0 per share, and will off Y it for sale on September 15 to satisfy a judgment obtained by the Riley company for $1,015.4o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
RESUME NATURAL
 GAS SERVICE IN
 CITY THIS P. N.
(Continued from Page 1.)

mains here. Officials of the company again warned consumers to be cer tain all cocks and fixtures are tightly closed, thus to guand against acci- dent.
 The work of making the necessary repairs to the broken main was start ed yestelNay, and it is believed that the Red river flood waters will have receded sufficiently early today to al- low of ;he ends Of the main being connected.
 Pipe was laid yesterday across the br5 ak, and Gt one end this was con- nec,'ed with the principal main. The connection at the other end is to be made today, unless something unfore- seen should occur. AS soon as this connection is completed the mud and water in the main will be pumped out by force of air, after which gas will be turned on.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
Wonder, In c,od of Earth.

A clod of earth may not seem to have any romance about 1t. but 1t h one of the most wonderful things i'm aginable. The soil is living aA' chine, where microbes SO small that ten to one hundred million are ceM' tained In enough earth to cover . penny are working together. hl . sys tema.ic way. They cannot be see1 end are only known by their work and the greatest benefacsars of tho human race arc those who promote their activities. The wise gardener looks after their well-being, for with out them there could be no plant life and no human life, since all nutrtmsni 0 drawn from the soil
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..andlords Too Greedy.

Attempts to fix by statute the wages f agricultural laborers in England we're largely responsible for the great evolt of 1881, or Wat Tyler's rebel lon." It represented the Gespairing .ffort of landowners to get back to he level of wages before the blacA ieath same to make labor dear. But he lord of the manor cvershot the aark. He wanted the day wage kept town to four coats to six cents Q day Had he put si1 cents to eight cents iu he schedule there might have been 70 rebellion
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Tho Youth of Athens.

When Athens gave every fourth block to her children and youth for the gymnasium and the playground. she built bodies of silk and steel. and great men walked up and down her streets in regiments, and her health bloomed in the orations of Demoa themes, and .As assays of Plato and the marbles # Phidias. Just as soon as the race d the body began to deteriortate, Athens went to pieces. This has been the story. also, o! Ephesus. and Corinth, and Venice.- Newell Dwight .Hi,lia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
Mountainous Greece.

Greece is extremely fnountalnoua the only plain region worthy of tho name being found in Thessaly. in this province Is a large quantity of undeveloped water power, furnished by torrents which sweep through the plains in the rainy season. doing great damage, their course for the remaind CT of the year being marked by dry EAvines. q,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
Refuse to Yield to Old Age.

1t Is a common saying that there are no old people nowadays. That is more f1attering than true. There are as many old people now as there ever were, in proportion to the population at large. but there arc fewer. perhaps. who advertise their passing. The old people of today. as Q rule. try to be more spruce, more agile. more de- bonair. They pay an attention to ex- ternals which would have been regard ed as indecorous by persons ot the same age halt century ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
Uniform Warehouse System.

Montgomery, Ala, Sept. "A bill providing for a uniform system of cotton warehouses throughout Ala bama was passed by the state senate today. By the provisions of the meas ure cotton warehouse receipts are made negotiable. The state will lend it's credit and the construction will be largely patterned after the Louisi- ana system.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
Reports On Convention.

S' ohas. A. Castcen, of ui''tl, \ secretary of the Christian
 pans Board Missions of Arkan-
 arrived in the ~city yesterday. casteen yesterday afternoon Eered report of the recent na- |al meeting of the organization at Angeles, to which she was a [sate at meeting of the local ', \ at the home of Mrs. w. J..Miller "est Fifth avenue. where she will
 turing her stay in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
Why spa.n L.aae Behind.

: n sAousanSa of villages and sman 6owns h the interior ot Spain no one knows how to, read or write. Thor srs In Spain 3o.ooo rural yillases with out schools of any kind and many thousands which can be Tdached only by arhridle path, thers bSing no high roads or railway communication os any Kind. Attendance at board schools ls voluntary. not obligatory. Seventy TT DOT cent, Of the childran In spaiA
 la lliitersts. and thi1 b sspsoaall1
 ao( Abls n ths tlpia1 sx.Sss..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03

Uncle Sam VIII Test Your Watch.
 Send your watch t0 the bureau of standards at Washington. and an ex' pert will test it and give a certificate showing it's accuracy exactly. A fee of 50 cents to $5 Is required. A bull. letin has been issued by the govern ment showing just now to take care of your watch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
MANY COMPLAINTS HEARD.

This summer many persons are complaining of headaches, lame backs rheumatism, biliousness and of being 'slways tired" Aches, pains and ills caused by kidneys not doing their work yield quickly to Foley Kidney Pills. They help elimination, give sound sleep and make you feel better Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
SERBIA SURRENDERS TO
 GREECE IN ALBANIA

Vienna, via Amsterdam, Sept o. Il order to avoid a conflict with Greece, the Serbian government has ordered the evacuation of all Alban- ian localities within the Grecian sphere of influence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
TWELVE SPEED TENDS
 AFTER $5O,oOO PURSE

St. Paul, 'Minn., Sept. 2.-Twelve of the worlds fastest auto drivers have qualified for the $50,oOO motor derby with which the twin city motor speed way will be opened Saturday. Barney Oldfield, $, who is expected to arrive lat tonight, will be given, a. special opportunity to qualify tomorrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
Tho Pineapple h England.


 Pineapples, which Londoners ca1 aov buy tt the cheapest rate within uvtne memor-. first reached England h th> latter part of the seventeenth century. Tho fruit was thus . novelty to Sir Christopher Wren's generation; but he soon recognised itA value as n architectural ornament. and voppes pineapp1es about iivs feet hiEl asurs peominently on the towers of et Panl's. So highly did WSen eefAenk ths ins proportions and snriched sul. escs Of this fruit that his original de sixn for st. Papl's shows n snormoug! pinsappls h tho plics of the domA Happily his nnatursr thouehts aAyese as from that appalling spectacia elnce X Wren the pineapple has been ss much at homo In our architecture as on Aouf dinner tables. It has descended even to cast iron. and is frequently found M old-fashloned streets. Queen Victoria treasured seal given by her husbane on which . pineapple was fengrsyed' sogether vitA the motto. "ae gloyFs n.sst pss = cearonne. "-pa4 a(Au 0e eoteA E ~. Y.
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Y.IN. J. Amateurs Build Road

|eenwoCd Lake, N. J., Sept. "A committee from New York and Jers9y brought almost every bodied citizen of this section out ' to build an interstate road B the west side of the lake. The
 en folk supplied food and drink
 he firing line. e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
Who Mak1s up the suicldea.

"VV WaFNS 2 OP t1'C VUVV5UcW'
 According to Dr. Jacques BerttllnA the French staNstician. suicide Is com honest among liquor sellers, chimney sweeps. butchers frui.erers and mu sicians. 1t is frequent among 'cama lots." shop assistants, cutters, bair dressers. servants. costcrs. lawyers, doctors and druggist. It IS rare among the clergy, government officials and mep leading an active. opAn-atr lifa.
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HIS REST WAS BROKEN.

o. D. Wright, Roamont, Neb., writes: "I was bothereD with pains in the region of my kidneys. My rest was broken by frequent action of my kidns ys.. was advised by my doctor to try Foley Kidney Pills and one 5O- cent bottle made well man of nla." They relieve rheumatism and back ache. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
THREATENS NIED STATES i WITH DISEASE )

K. .Y., Aug. 2-The meet
 sss-li sss American Public Health as
 the AI Scheduled for this city
 pn set s of september 6. It is
 2, S inc 43rd annual convention
 ,ns l,;o HSalth association but
 lso the 15tn annual conlsfencv soH vne,. s1d 1a a meeting of the State rr r,I officers association: '
 oertain e that this will be the s '.' Dnhlic health gathering ever
 ';tain x yu the state of New York" .'u1n p;egs. "The opportunity of- 7, !. lhealth h.s workers throughout sntry ,u is unique. The recent 'urs of hsa,.h work thrdughout t. and the pressing necessity s,eased ss vigilance against epi- aiseases ewing to the war in makes this conference of pe-
 significance" ynreliminary announcement of salth association also calls at-
 to the serious responsibilities
 on health workers by the ean war.
 |Serto our call has been simply |;rc ma'ropher appealing for re- activity and aggressiveness in kssr.ending warfare against er says Professor William T. Eck of Boston, President Of The eoo Public Health association. seatA tAliks)y A1 ;h9 @yepr me \ < 5I E s5bh
 no. Sn IS well sas,shr xeMe eSsd
 lI 5; \ 3 taaAgtyk pf,e,- p,, siS JSe |'E1 h,lastt;, ,blssassNE Nsf ,alt lS36 as sg1fn yt9n
 fTs3fi stl{ esf Slf Hgu'
 Ef}8Y 4hsanla i s es a3Stshe- Iaricsi sitieSsan6 S4ssd fan Ia3ipg. l YasiatsS&$ sNe lkeHa :ty:-
 snlt X siafic ciSh Eell |a&Sxs.ahaI sa gSsia sSsl bNic
 sial 4ry,
 .;nHi. ss E 3. sIl lI3 s N 4|UA EiaSrtka apnetft tessWiI Il n6ts aDAe ai&sEssSS ftasA ,''thfl1s FIX syiE ~ s|l, a,s i1 s efiIi jinkl lfsHtf BlII BG6ac sa lt3tls1ss U, {; slays s M M ' 4isjas s saaFsl < A honet tdl lsTw- 1;sttal HIta aess #: lhdse at ft5N- Missions of hishan nature nov Iatsng Europe, we must be sn6rc ever ready to bear arTs and go tr-but, happily, in a campaign tested but universally applaud US then foregathsr and con- lte our forces at Rochester in Sep. ember, for reinlistment an honorable company of the y-grcNing public health army lay, anl for one of the noblest ,-conserva.ion and promotion public he..lth."
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Aero Show Next Year.

Ew York, Sept. 2.-An aero show,
 lon reet and convention of aero (lc engineers will be held here April or May under the aus
 Of the Aero club of America tne American Society of Aero4 Dc Engineers.
 Pe aviation meet will take place Ps Sheepshead Bay Speedway and snow and convention at the Grand (ral palace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
CHINESE REPUBLIC
 4! ABOUT TO. COLLAPSE

Shanghai, China, Sept. 2.-Li Yuen Heng hlss resigned as vice president of the Chinese republic. The inter- 'pretation placed on his ac,ion is that it is preparatory to the establishment of monarchy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
Explalnlno Moss.

Nov. Thomas" said the teacher b . small pupil in .he primary clask can you tell me what moss is7" syes, ma am." replied the Nttle tel. low; s'ttss SomsthinS that . rollins ytone doss not Eatba,.s
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Advice.

Advice. Sunday Is made for nisn. and Sum day schools are made for those who would be men. There Is plenty ot room in them for more pupils. cago Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
Aoreed With Him.

Agreed With Him.
 sYour husband is looking 50 much better nowadays. Mrs. Nurich." "Yes, It's the new treatment. He's been try. ing somo immunity baths. ."-Dunala
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
puxx,e-whas rtanesnedf

\ weil.dressed Lady beyins klvM no signal that she desired tc auenA she trolley car was brousht tc 2 stop tut inst sc the rear atap wss diFectl2 ,vsr | smaE mud paddle. 4hs laa1 looked m instant, and tnsp asfee: sHov do you xnink ] can get o4 nsre 1T snd she condunsor replied' T can l,ps .ell you. madam, put I d1 know teaS N ss saa1 Ssit until tAat nAQs AyeM IT s.i. :ss < ..|ys 4<s3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-03
Taft Day at Fair.

San Francisco, Sept. 2.-This is "Taft Day" at the Panama-Exposi- tion. The ex-pra sident received a grea. ovation.