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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
w A N T F. D .

WANTED TO RENT--TWO LARGE or three small rooms. furnished fo" light housekeeping; must have con veniences. Address Rooms, care
 Graphic. 1-7-6t
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FOR REl,T-AT 6O9 WEST BAR raque street two. completely fur nished rooms, electric lights, gaA and water, on beautiful street. Alao
 pleasant rooms on Beech street, furnished or unfurnisked. rh5ne lbo4. 7-11-n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
Confident Assertion.

VVvJItOSUG fNo0SIItONs
 'Do you actually expect to stay at home anG read all those books you are buying?s ?s"';as' Certainly. Till l. get, through paying for. those - books r,Is won't have money. enough to go down, town." W s.>4. s., .e5.s :,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
Watch poinas on Street.

Watcn OOInoS on StFeet.
 Looking glasses are commonlytto be seen hanging outside Dutch dwellings These are so arranged that persons sit- ting inside can, without been seen, enjoy a reflection Of all that is going on in the street. #i7
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

FOR SALE-A ? BARGAIN ONE Strubler Ehirty-pound drum con- putting scale, slightly used, cash or
 terms. Address Scale, care The Graphic. 1-9-3u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

FOR sALE-MODERN CLEANING plant, doing average business of twenty thousand dollars per year. Exceptional opportunity for prac- tlcal man. Address JOS. Click F..
 Smith. Ark. 1-S-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

FOR sALE-OUR ENTIRE LINE OF violins. guitars. mandolins. comets. etc.. at cost. We are going to- dis continue this line. Geo. B. Moore & O., jewellers. 412 Main street.
 11-13-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
Call for Help.

"Hey, four or five. of you fellows come out and help me, will you?" Whats the trouble?" Its beginning to rain and I've got to put up one of those one-man tops on my car"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
E Q R SALE.

FOR SALE CtfEAP-ONE MANS bicycle. one Edison graphophole, with 90 records, and certificate fer $s3 good on purchase of piano at Gus Blass company at large dis count. Phone 1477 or apply at.71S
 walnut street. F I-9-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM COTTAGE 2001' East Sth avenue, close to Cot ton Belt shops. street car and school; SIP per month. Apply, 1904 East 9th avenue. or phone
 1406. 12-31-et
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

FOR RENT OR sALE-HouSE WITH all modern improvements; gas, wa.
 ter and electric lights: 11G6 West Fourth avenue. Apply s. c. Well. Phone 2161, Hotel Pines. i-7-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, Jan. S.--Cotton spot easier; good middling, S.51d; mid ding, 8.1Sd; low middling, 7.74d; sales, 5000 speculation and export 1000; receipts. 1000; futures unset tied January, 7.s6d; January ary,7 .9G1; February-March, 7.95d: March-April, 7.92d; April-May, 7.SSd; May-June, 7.S2d; 4pne-July, 7.77d; July-August, 7.72d;;p August t-s.pJem- heI, 7,55d: Se9teefmalber- t ef al -lcto2IPer, 7:3ed; Eec smber, 7.23d; December January, 7.t8d; tJanuary- February, 7s14d.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
< Hows Iaipi

Reward for any case Of EataFr6 that cannot ba cured hy Catarrh Cure. 5s' NJ X
 " E,.. k CHENEX A CO. 1xAeo6aQ s, We. tho under reixned NM klSWR HI. syanssot tio1s md dsil i my sels }6 r. ss
 Halfs fatassh qnrs, 5s s1 SS ' T. ss coH4 seTfacee5ol f6SN 1T ' ~ K S N sss s e eGll sssai,,1 .il'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

WANTED POSITION AS PAINTER
 and paper hanger. Address Painter, care Graphic. 1-4-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

FOR RENT FOUR ROOM APART ment, completely furnished, strict-
 ly modern, on paved street and car
 lins. Telephone 2O53, 14O5 Main
 street. 1-4-8t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
F o R R E N T

FOR RENT-MODERN FIVE ROOM bungalow, January 18th. Phone
 216 or 25. 1-8-6t
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LADIES MAKE SHIELDS AT HOME $1o for 100, work sent prepaid. No canvassing. Send stamp. Ivanhoe
 Mfg. O., St. Louis, Mo. 1t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
New Yerk .Spot Cotton.

New York, Jan. S.-Spot cotton s,eady. Middling uplands, 126O. ssles 400 bales.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
LOST AND FOUND.

BULL DOG LONG tail and long ears, black spot on : nose, female, weight about 41 pounds. Reward of $5 will be paid for the return to Pappas Cafe.
 1-9-6t
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OF R RxHT c. s. M. N B "
'M prNE STREET

'"@ etNE NTREBT pU0NV o71 l4l9 East Fifth, 5 rooms, city wa ter .0Q 1908 West Third, 1 rooms; new; mod
 ern -------------------- -$15.O0 1901 W. 7th; 8 rooms; close to Short Lear commissary --------$ $30.00 3ll Cherry: rooms 4ll.6O 1902 Linden; rooms. hall; strict1y
 modern: newly oyerhauled -315.0O lol7 P. 9th, rooms. lights, wateRs
 gas. two sinks &16.0O IN Idaho, rooms, screened in back
 EoFcn --.------------------ &&.k0s BIO p. 12th. 4 rooms, lights and
 gas --------------------- -&12 .005 5O0 Utah, 4 rooms s---------4 -46.00s 1905 w. Seventh, 4 rooms. 1T .01 xO2S p. Seventh, E rooms city 6l2 Beech, 2 rooms, modern $15. .0A lOO6 F. 9th. rooms, water ----$1QQOI 2SO0 w. 11th. 5 rooms -&S.0O SOG Nebraska, rooms, modern HOO l21 Georgia. rooms $10.0O 1212 State. rooms 98.06 ll03 P. Third, 6 rooms, bath, gas and
 lights ------------------- &16.00 Brick store building, corner Martin avenue and Main street 42O.06 S05 w. 3rd, strictly modern, 6 r0or6a
 and hall. house close -&a6.00 1903 w. BarraQue. 5 rooms, md 1120 P. Sth. new modern bun9alpW.
 rooms -------------------$ $1O.00 100S Eaft Sixth. roOms, sclty watcg:
 gas, electric lights 315.00 211 Elm. 5 rooms, strictly mod S20 Beecf, 5 roomk and Sh1lI, n > 813 w. 18th. 3 rooms, cfty' WfateF- -}S.oo 1114 ". BarraQue, s rooms. hall. nod
 ern inzevery Ieepect. close to CT
 Inc --------------.------ 414,k4 i11ls Esst Fifth. { roonla. pity "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

WITH A,METHYST center surrounded with. pearls, and
 babies ring with pearl setting. Rei
 ward if returned to 40S Dakota.
 tsl4 1-5-3t
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FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM HOUSE.
 partly furnished. Good barn. Side walk being laid. 1904 West Eleventh. Phone S4S or 1O67.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

WANTED-TO HEAR FROM OWNER of good farm for sale. send cash price and description. D. F. Busn. Minneapolis, Minn.
 11-2S-12-12-26 1-9-23 2-6-27
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

WANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK.
 Apply 301 West Fifth avenue. 1-6-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

" NANTED-SITUAT AS SECOND cook. Address, Cook, care Graphic.
 1-4-6L
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

TCR RENT -FOR NICELY FUR nished rooms for light housskeer-
 ing, apply 512 West Second. All
 modern conveniencss. Talephone 2073. 1-5-0t
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Harmonious Obedience.

TJdTHUOUIUUS ODtuTEnCc,
 Old Bill Jones is g regular tyrant in his family. They even have to appear merry if he feels that way, When he cracks the whip" "Well?" They all have to crack q smile.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

STRAYED-sEVEN MONTHS. OLD
 Scotch Collie, named "Don." Phone 1910. Reward. a;s,l. 1-S-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

LOST - BROWN FUR DRIVING gloves on Laurel or Second streets. Thursday night. Finder return to H. l. Holderness and receive re-
 ward. 1.oIe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

IF LONELY. FOR RE- suits, try me. Many wealthy, wishes early marriage; vcry sue cessful. confidential, strictly rena- bls; years of experience; descrip-s tion free. 'The Successful Cluhr Mrs. Purdis, Box 556, Oakland, Calf. t.a.at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

WANTED-HEADING BOLTS, RED
 oak, white oak, and gum. w. R. Nimmons co. 12-9-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

LOST = POINTER 7 BIRD DOC. brown and white spotted, sharp
 tail plain eEllar; return sito e1o Ch:rry and, receive reward. 1-426t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

FOR PENTHOUSE ON SOUTH FOR RENT--ONE ROOM FURNISH
 ed: large. we'll ventilated: 713A
 Main street. telephone 214s. 12-1e-tf
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St. Louis. Grain.

St. Louis, Jan. S.-Whe at-No. 2 red, $1.29;s Mo-. 2 hard, nominal.
 Corn-No. ?, 71c; No. white, Tic. Oats-No. ?, 44c; No. 2 white, nomi- ral.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09
st. Louis Produce.

St. Louis, Jan. S.--Poultry-Un changed, except geese, 9@12c. Butter|Unchanged.
 Eggs-26c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-01-09

S13 w. 12th. rooms, cttty' 1fater. q. m 1114 ". BarraQue, s rooms. hall. nod
 ern ins every respect. cloae e CT
 line z--- III TT
Głos polek., 1916-12-14

cia energii wSr6d ludu polskiego Anne
ryce, zdaje sic, re zrozumienie cismnoty
zycia bez oSwiaty roSnie wzmaga sic, ME
chciejciez, polskie kobiety, bye ruchu
ttin ostatnie, ma szarym koncu.
DIVA lata do sejmu nastepnego musi
my zapisac zlotemi gloskami W naszei O.
sWiatowej robocie, ale czas leci - czynic
trzeba mic ME odkladac - to glowne III
ma, wiecZory dlugI2 - zuzyc je trzeba ma
zebranla wspolne, pogadanki, wypowiada-
ME sobie mySi wzajem. Dale sic slyszeG
czesto narzekanie ma brak preugentek,
czy prelegentow, tn zwr6cic wasza uwage
musimy, IL naturalnie najepiej mice do
bre, zywe slowo, icglnak doradzic mozemy
ufatWlenie wielkie - co najgl0wnejsze
bardzo pozyteczne. Mic ME przynosi
takiej korZysci, jak opracowanie samemu
jakiegos przedmiotu, chociazby tylko cze-
sciowe, wierzajcie temu prosze. Maternal
dla rozmaitych referat6w moze bye wzie
ty "Glosu Polek". Z artykuI0w wstep-
nych tylo tam waznych rzeczy byio poru-
szanych / omawianych chociazby takie
numery kolejne jak kobiecie daw7ci
novel, o wychowaniu dziecka, obyIva-
telce narodu i tyle innych, moznaby uIo-
zyc tago cafe, bardzo pozyteczne bros7u
ry. NieChze wiec kt6ra z czIonkih naszvch
gdy zechce dac referat ma weczornice,
MECH Wtedy "GloSu Polek" wybierze ia
XII artykul wstepny, kt0ry uzna "a odpo-
within, dobrze sic w rzecz poruszona
Wczyta sama wyraznie sama - sire
sci to i pGZedstawi W slowach wlasnych.
c&OAe cos dodajac jeszcze wedle uznania
wlasnego - oto referat gotowy, czy to
tax trudno? A jaka wielka stad korzySc
dla siebie i dla innych - t1zeba tylko
chciec. w ten spos6b nasze siostry-czIonki-
ME radziG sobie moga korzyScia, gdzie
pr'egentek niema, a bedzie to pieknem
samOksztalceniem, nastepne moze bye dy-
skuSya, deklamaoyi troche, muzyki - O.
to piekne spedZene czasu, ilei wyzsze,
godnieisze Cd jakichS bezmy$lnych czesto
"party', gdzie sic praktykuja nieraz cry
kompromitujace nawet j niewlaSciwe. VOL
ne bardzo zarty i obyczaie, a jedyna treSG
to ni"raz demoralizowane sic wzaiemne
Wszak mezczyzni tez moga bywaG ma vie
czornicach, je$li chcecie braG udziaI
dyskusyi, powiedzieG cos ciekawego, przy
tenn MONA poznawaG sic lepiej wzajdn,
dzieliG mysla, jak ludzie godni prawi, ME
zaS graG sobie tylko ma nerwach zmy-
siach w tfustych koceptach zartach mo-
emo dwuznacznych. Zaczniimv szanowae
Głos polek., 1916-12-14

w organic naszym duzo czesto pisze-
my TEN, jake prawa dane Zostaly kobie-
tom jake So juz przez ME zdobyte, przy-
taczamy r0wnieZ plany i checi zwyciestw
dalszych ma tenn polu przez kobiety poza-
danych. Jest to jedna strona kwestyi, kt0-
ra sic naZywa zadaniem, ale obok niej
rownolegle jest druga strona sprawy, kt6-
IA sic nazywa oboWiazkiem. Zadanie
kazde posiadania w zyciu praw niesie "a
soba nieroAacznie nakaz odpowiedniego
obowiazku. WsZystkie zaS w ogole obo-
wiazki czfowieka wymagaja ably mozgu
jego przygotowany byl grunt, przygoto-
wana byfa umyslowa gleba tax, ably pole
cia obowiazk6w tam powstac mogly, roz-
rose sic sZeroko mice sile by wcelac sic
W zycie. Zen grunt mozgu - to swiatlo,
wszelka wiedza, ktore zdobywamy szko-
zach, albo tez wlasna praca samoksztalce-
MIA, czytaniem dobrych ksiazek, pism, slu-
chaniem s}owa zywego, obcowaniem lu-
dzmi oSwieconymi oraz trudem wiasnego
mySlc mia, patrZenia ma zycie doSwiadczc-
MIA.
Ably wiec obowiaZki swe zyciu ro-
EulillSC Spe1lllC, IGUEIS pOIIIeDuJd IlleC u
mysi ku temu prZygotoWany, urobiony
juz Swiatlem nauki Czesto jednak zycie
tax sic sklada, re swiat}a tego ludzkim
m6Zgom w czasie ma to najlepszym W die
cinstwie ME dano, trzeba Wiec wtedy ma
prawic to samemu w zyciu pozniejszem
Swiatlo to koniecznie sic starac. Jak wy
zsj powiedzieliSmy, kobieta ma dis juz
sobie dane wywalczone W zyciu prawa
tax wielkie jake obywatelka narodu ja-
ko pracownica spoleczenstwa, IL bez $wia-
tia mic uczyni6 ME zdola, chodzic bedzie,
jak newidoma, popychana przez wszyst-
kich, czuc sic bedzie pogardzona, yep
chnieta MEDINA, gdyz, wszystko dokoia
bedzie dla niej niezrozumialem bez ire
= Sci Swiatlo wiec, $wiatIo Ia wszelka Gene
do glow swych wprowadzac kobiety mu-
sza, pamietajac mocno, IL nigdy nia jest
zap6zno, tylko trzeba - chcieG, pragnac,
trzeba swiatIo szanowa&, uznawaG war
toSG jego kochaG
Gem jest swiatio wiedzy, mysli, nau-
XII dla m6zgu ludzkiego? Me bedzie zad-
nej przesady, gdy powiemy, il m6zg ludz-
XII bez oSwiaty wszelkiej, to jakby clio
wick bez oczu, jak gdyby mu je wyjeto,
lub katarakta czarna zaciagnieto, ME WI
dzi wiec mic, czarno mu, strasZno. Bee
swaHa my&r umysf ludzh jest Slepy -
i cienr~ - jest, Chcieimy vice
S. Y nauki promieni ia
g. ''., indno iauzcza. ty-zaI,a
Głos polek., 1916-12-14
PRAGNIJMY SWIATTA

konlecznie w tym celu wysiiku trudu sa-
mego czlowioka, oswiaty ME mona ma
k}asc do mozgu tax, iak pokarmu do ust
choremu - ME. Moze nam ktos dopom6c,
ale trud musi bye czlowieka wIasny, trze-
ba chciec podnieSc ten trud, wtedy O.
voc bedzie slodki, jake pozywny tw6r-
czy.
Mowimy te rzeczy znane dlatego, ze
oto stale pred nami w naszym Zwiazku
Polek praca oswiatowa, ze tax malo ma
tenn polu robi sic tax mic prawe jeszcze
ME ZrObiono, wiec trzeba czegoS dokonaG
i ruszyc oswiate kobjet punktu martwe-
go, ma ktorym stanela stoi. Kto tego do
konac moze? WlaSnie to chodzi, re ME
jednostka zadna dokonaG tego moze, ale
tylko ogol - nasz og6l kobiecy przez zro-
zumienie tego i wole wlasna Cheieieie
cztrpac swiatlo, polskie kobiety, chciejcie
- wszak to godnoS6 ludzka chciejcie po
dniesc ten wysilek. Sejm nasz ostatni DO
wola} w}asnie og6i kobiecy do piracy oswia-
towel, wiaczajac przedstawicielki grup do
Glow. Wydz. OSwiaty w miesiacu tyn
odbywaia sic w&zedzie mas w towarzy-
stWach wybory, wiec tez przedstawiciel-
h najlepsze po$r6d siebie wybieraicie
szan. siostry czlonkinie do piracy oSwia-
towel. Wierzymy, re czlonkiniet wv Polek
So Swiadome tyle, re og0le tylko mai
dzielniejsZe poSr6d siebie, oddane mai
szczerzej organizacyi swej powoiywaG be
da ma swe urzedniczk, kierujac sic do
brem drogiego nam Nv POLK iedynie, nj
gdy zas sympatya osobista, przyjaznia,
prywata stosunk6w iakichS, gdyz take
wzgledy wykluczone bye powinny Ko-
chajcie organizacye wasza, serdeczne sio-
stry cz4onkinie, Gala dusza przedewszy-
stkidn, wszak ona wasza, jedyna, dzielo
rak waszych, Wiec uady w grupach cd
dawajcie W rece kobiet Zwiazkowi Polek
oddanych najbardziej, najzacniejszych
ajoSwiecenszych wtedy spok6j bedzie w
grupach, porZadek, rozw6j, gospodarka
dobra, praca piekna wydatna.
Praca ca. Wydz. OSw. Zw Polek iuz
zapoczatkowana przeK zebranie narady
wybranych urzedniczek ma sejmie Ia
rzadu CT. wv. Pol. Czekamy obecnie ma
szeroka, energiczna pomoc reprezentan-
TEX naszych grup. Wierzymy gleboko il
praca p6jdzie doskonale, wydatnie, iak nj
gdy, ale znowu pamietac mocno trzeba,
jak juz powiedzieliSmy wyzej, IL ME jed
nostki, lecz ogol caly musi chcieG, czynic
pracowac. Sadzac 2 objaw6w rozmaitych,
zdaje sic. IL prad oSwiatowy nabierze ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-26
FADS AND FASHIONS

A pretty blouse is of handkerchief
linen in white dotted with delicate
color.
Blouse of contrasting color are now
favored for dressy tailored suits OF
silk.
b White georgette crepe, heavily EN-.
broidered in color, is delightful for
'blouses.
The transparent hat with under-brim
trimming is the latest fancy of MILL.
merry.
A cabinet to KEEP card recipes in is
a great convenience for young house
keeper.
: Witchhazel and rose water, half and
half, is good for wind-tortured COM
plexiions.
If going on picnic or long auto
mobile trip, fold a bungalow apron
over the lunch basket. 1t will then
be handy to put on when you spread
the lunch
A teaspoonful of vinegar put into
homemade candy keeps is from being
sickly sweet.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-26
GOOD FOR EVIL

One day a little girl in a white
frock and with great bunch of flow
ers, passed by boy who was playing
an the dusty street, Somehow the
sight of that dainty figure stirred the
spirit of mischief in the boys heart,
and suddenly handful of dirk struck
the edge of the white dress and fell
in shower upon the kid shoes.
The girl stood still Her face flush
ed pink. Her lipstrembled as If she
would cry. But instead smile broke
over her face, taking a flower from
her buch she tossed it at the boy, who
stood waiting to see what she was 60
ing to do.
A more surprised boy no one ever
saw, nor one more heartily ashamed.
He hung his head and his cheeks red
dened under their tan and freckles.
His unkind fun was quite spoiled, just
because that for handful of dirt
someone had thrown him a flower.
What changed world this would
be If everybody, big and little, were
as wise as this six year-old maid.
How quarrels would go out of fashion,
if for angry words we threw back gen.
tile answers! How ugly looks would
become scare and disappear, II for
frowns we always return smiles.
In some lands where flowers are
very plentiful, every year they have
festivals when the people on the street
tpelt one another with blossoms. II
we fell into the way of scattering
about the bright looks, sweet words,
and loving deeds, the whole year, even
the cold, snowy winter, would be like
one long festival of flowers.-German-
town News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-26
New Yorker Compares Living
Conditions of the North With
Those OF The South

salute Incorporated or resented
by thousand strange ladies.
We nave fine churches and schools.
elegant social clubs, and fraternity
homes, besides the splendid 'eleemo-
synary institutions that prove we are
rich in life's best asset, not what we
get, but what we give. Our theaters
give us the best obtainable, from
minstrels to Shakespeare. Our eli
mate is ideal Our summer days are
warm, but not with the oppressive
heat that kills in New York and in
the London of the Middle West -
Winters are mild and live stock can
pasture all the year round. Million
aires are conspicuous by their alb
isence, but nobody ever starves Our
best product is our womanhood and
manhood brave, big-hearted, happy
people, who are happiest in making
Others hapy.
When l landed in your human
sardine box l spoke to everybody
met. l had been on terms of great
est cordially with all the inhabi-
|tants-Democrats and darkies-in
my home town, Port Gibson, and
hoped to form a speaking acquaint-
ance, at least with everybody, big,
little, old and young, in your burg.
Who wants to live in a town with
strangers? The few of your inhabi-
tants who noticed my CHEEKY Good
morning" or Good evening" did it
with a who-left-the-bu bug house door
unguarded expression.
Come to my town, walk down
Main street, speaking to everybody
you meet, ninety per cent will re-
turn your salutation You will find
lit a good idea first to train for
speed, or they will speak first, and
their greetings will be the CHEEKY,
spontaneous southern kind, not the
frigid, stereotyped courtesy that
some some other sections dig out of
cold storage for favored beings and
occasions and never exercise enough
to thaw.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-26

and by its Bylaws to create such other Of
trps as il NAV from time TO time determine
The Officers provided by this charter shall
he filled by the Board of Directors, except
The Board of Directors themselves. The OF
ticers who are to have charge OF the DU"i
ness of this Corporation and serve as sucn
until the first annual election of officers shall
he C. E. WOrrel, President, Vice-President
anL Henry Taylor, Secretary and Treasurer.
ARTICLE VIII.
The names and rsidenceS of the subscrib
ers to these articles of Incorporation ire:
e L Worrell l249 shares OF the c2Dltat
stock. of the corporation.
Hnry TAYLOR 1919 shares OF the capital
stock of the Corporation, B. X. Pancoas.,
shares of the capital stock of the Corporation.
all of st. Petersburg, Pinellas County, Flor
ida.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the subscribers
hereto have each hereunto set their hands and
seals on he day and var ferst abov written
c. E. Worrel iScal
Henry Taylor (Seal)
B. X Pancoast (Seal)
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF PINELLAS
Before me, John D. Harris a Notary Pub
lie in and for the State of Florida at large,
personally appeared c. E. Worrell, Henry Tay-
lor, B. X. Pancoast, to me well known to be
the persons described in and who execute the
foregoing articls of incorporation and who
each acknowledged before me that they exc
cuted the same freely and voluntarily for
all of the uses and purposes therein expressed
and set forth.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto
set my official signature and affiX the seal
of my office this 23rd day Of October. 1916.
JOHN D. HARRIS,
Notary Public
My commission expires January 18th. 1918.
1888
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-26
REPORTED HER TROUBLES
She Confided Them to the Proper
Telephone Authorities

The family had not had their tele-
phone very long, says the Southwest
ern Telephone News, and every one
took deep and abiding interest in it.
On the outside of the directory they
had noted the words, Trouble, call
No. 4217.'
1t had been hard morning and ev-
erything had gone wrong. Finally the
lady Of the house in desperation
turned to her trusty telephone and
called 4217.
"This is the trouble department, an
swered the operator sweetly.
"1s this where you report your trou-
bles?" asked the lady.
Eyes, ma'am."
well, I only want to report that
our cat got drowned in the cistern
this morning, the baby is cutting a
new tooth, the cook left without warn
ing; we are out of sugar and starch;
the stovepipe fell down; the milkman
left only pint instead of a quart to-
day; the bread wont raise; my oldest
child is coming down with the mea-
sizes; the plumbing in the cellar leaks;
we have only enough coal to last to-
morrow; the paint gave out when got
only half over the dining room floor;
my three sisters-in-law are coming to
visit tomorrow; the man has not
called for the garbage for two weeks;
our dog has the mango; the looking
glass fell off the wall while ago and
broke to pieces; and l think that my
husband is taking considerable notice
of widow lately that lives next door.
That's all today, but if anything hap
pens later I'll call you up and tell you
about it,