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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-26
HAUBER RESUMES
 CONTROL AMUSE-U

o. c. Hauber, who established the AMust-U theatre four years ago, is again in charge of the playhouse, and makes official announcement to that effect in another column of The Graphic this morning.
 Mr. Hauber states that he will re- tain control of the A-Must-U, and will present the programs that made the showhouse so popular with movie lovers in the past.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-26
WHIsKEY KILLS GUARDSMEN.

Deming, N. M., Dec. 25.-Privatc George Mosely of Company M, Sec ond Arkansas Infantry, is dead and several companions critically ill IS the result of drinking whiskey sent them by some one signing Shorty" The whiskey contained pOison
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-26
STUDENTS RAISE WAR FUND.

Madison, Wis, Dec. 25.-A commit tee of students of the University of Wisconsin has been named to try to raise $500 before January 10 to equip a Wisconsin ambulance to be manned by university men for use in the European battlefields.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-26
GOULD TO REBUILD CHURCH.
Gives $1OQ.0OO 10 Rebuild Protestant
 Church in France.

Paris. Dec. 25.-Frank J. Gould, says the Paris Herald. has given $100,000 for rebuilding of the Eng fish Protestant church at Maissons LaFitte. where there is an important English American colony. mostly in- terested in thoroughbl ed racing sta bles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-26
COOPER WINS RACE.

Los Angeles, Calif., Dec. 25.-Earl Cooper won the 5O-mIle match race at the Ascot speedway here today i'll 44.41, an average of 67.13 miles per hour. Tddie Pullen finished second, one second behind Cooper. Wilbur d'Allene, the only other entrant, lost control of his car in the sedond lap and chashed through the fence. He was slightly injured.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-26
YEGGS WORK FOR NOTHING.
After Wrecking Illinois Bank, They're
 Frightened Of.

Bloomington, Ill.,. Dec. 25.-After blowing the outer door from the safe of the Gooch Brothers company bank at Belle Flower, about a. m. today, robbers were frightened away before getting into the inner vault The in- terior of the building was wrecked.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-26
ANTHRAX KILLS MAN.

New York, Dec 25-Elmer w. Griswold, president of brush manu- featuring company. died of anthrax, contracted. physicians believe, from bristles of brush.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-26
STORES ADOPT SHORT DAY.

Chicago, Dec. 9. Beginning to- morrow, four large department stores will adopt strict eight-hour day, and there will be no reduction in salaries, it was announced here yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-26

Spoke company.
 The cost of living in Pine Bluff cannot be ompared to the cost in Bisbee. according to Mr. Lippard, who tells of eggs bringing 80 cents per dozen; 15 cents for a single piece of celery, $1.SO for a loin steak, and similar charges
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-26

/ Violet scented seaweed grows in tho lakes of the Manyishiak Peninsula, in
 the Caspian sea, and the pleasant
 odor therefrom scents the air, for miles around. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-28

and will uor he satisfied with the
thing, Nuu like now Reside. YOU do
mot know enough about liic ,o hear the
responsibilities "i marriag'
49, n would he dcOlIcd'y urvi,c Tor
'ou to plan 'o &C. married a wear from
noW You are too Young and rhc boys
earning, wll mot be enough
il /, depend, ON what both oi YOU
have become accustomed 10 and wha,
sacrifices you are willing 10 make IN
order % 1--we together he should be
earning %, least SlS week
o. HIS parents object because 'h-y
feel that both ,ou ard ne are too Young
to take marriage seriously The, are
thinking of Your happiness when they
object CO. the marriage
lN Show that YOU are sensible M.
tIc glrl and realize that you are too
Young to become engaged Convince
hiT of the tact and h, parent, will
have more respect lpf YOU
ln People ui opposite complexion,
are most u',cu attracted to each other
hui n IS perfectly ,aic Tor people OF
like compilations 20 marry
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enough from what Dicky said the other
DAY, when he spoke Of your cousins
return from South America. But you're
not M 10 going ont any more TODAY
You ought to he IN bed this minute
suppose We send the boys away, and
YOU stay here with me this afternoon
I'm a splendid nurse really"
Katie a Good Excuse.
Her kindness unnerved me ieh
really guilty at the though, Of the feel
lng' | had hafborei against her. But,
the idea oi 'tavirg anywhere save in
my home terrified m. wanted only
one thing to go with my husband to
the shelter Of my own home.
lmpul,ively grasped the hand ,ha,
vas Vroking my forehead and held II
tightly tp my check.
oh Mrs Underwood You are too
kind 10 me" ! said ~ could only
go home"
! had not meant to utter the words
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Heart and Home
Problems
By ffRS. ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mr., Thompson Ou ! am n
years oll and look very much older
boy Tor two wear, and love him dearly
d. you think vc are old .npugh i1 be-.
come engaged He q, rs
~ llr o. working trr h,s ia'hcr
and earn, il' @ week and expect, 'o
earn SlS hy the first oi next wear d.
YOU think - would be an right iur %,
20 plan 20 get married a wear from
now
o. How much should o ho, he earn.
ING before Won marry HIM
|N My mother and father are willing
thar ! should yet married because they
hkc the ha, very much. hu, no, parent,
object Do ,ou think I should mind
what 'hel .lt
,il How .an I maxi. IN, parent, like
me- better
lm DO ,uu 'hluk % q, All right Tor
two brunette. tu marry Both ~ %,
have brown e,e, and dark HAIR and !
have ilvJy, heard ,hd, brunette,
should mirr, hl1nA BRUNETTE
ID Won are MOI I'D enough % De-
com, engaged Both ui YOU viii chang
rapid, n 'hr next four ur five wear,
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All Charge Purchases

Made tomorrow will be entered July accounts to he paid August st
This courtesy together with the savings offered the
partmcn OF this bS makes shopping interesting
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you hu,, go and smoke" she com.
uandcd I'm going To show Mr,
Graham some oi the most wonderful
bargains IN glove, and stockings |
nicked up the other day Wen ,ec YOU
later"
he took my arm and u,hctci ne
swiftly across the room IN her bedroom.
and shut the door behind rs.
Here ,it down. lean back and smell
'h, before YOU say anything" she said
Your head mus, he aching terribly
] can tell hy Your eyes | have 'en,
ws,cli
She pu' a vial Of some strong
arumlu, stuff 10 my nose. and ,troked
~, forehead with the di,cnsaeed hand
The strong magnetic stroke ,ooihcd
M, uul,.uunlahk
Look here she said suddenly
You've hren terribly upset this morn
wg cam ,ec that don't wan, to
Know ANYTHING about H. | can gue,,
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bu, the cry seemed forced from me !
was more unnerved than had though,
possible
Mrs Underwood pa,,ed my check
kindly
"You poor child" she said. and there
was a wealth oi ,cndern." IN her
voice, YOU shall 60 home Leave il to
me"
She started toward the door. then
came back again
"Ru, will there he anybody to see
TO you'" she asked "l' Katie ,hete'"
The question brough, back To me the
discovery had made that morning
that Katie had opened my Jewel box
and handled the lavalliete which Dieky
had gwen me for a wedding present
That i' one ~ the reasons | must
60 home" | thought,
Then | told Mrs Underwood in a few
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ReVeldtiofiS.0f
behB t'e Corfessnls fan
Mefa&e hmried Woman

When held out my LETT hand iu
Hairy Underwood m order 10 show
him that my ring, were nn, lost as ne
was haliplayiully insisting ! dad not
count upon the diahul,al quckne'S
ard aula,,,N ui the man
he caught the hand. holding II So
tightly that could not draw u away
You're game l,,lc cue, VII,
can't YOU hc friend, with me- You
know | won't tell Ditky about ,opr loss
ot me ring, on. | understand you
found them again. hut YOU and COUSIN
were pretty gtoggN with 'ugm about
them when saw YOU don't forget that
NuI IN never tell never. never. eros,
INV heart hope to dic"
knew " va, the ycf,sI nNne,crsc
The man wa, 'uU much a m'iuur ~ he
dangerous hut hiS assumption ni ,har.
ing secret o' mine ~ protecting me
was miolerahlt How | WISHED lof the
safety u' m, own home u seemed ,n
ms that I could never endure me- rest
ui ihr lli and evening with i,s pro-.
cfam ri cuiug nu' in Some restaurant
Nv head WAS aching hard h, ihi,
time ! va, 1'faid ~ tatrd through
'hs iav ! would b, really M with ~
What chance had I oi getting aVaN b
Dick, would NOT understand and
would resent ~, wish ia un lhu,
Underwood wa, hnpr.r,. There va.
iu' nrr ref,un who could manage my
eoirg home NJ she sr wished Mr.,
Underwood
There IS something rui'lng 20 me-
1hnui m, feeling iof No. Underwood
. dislike mo,' ~ her I ts,rn,
. nuk,', ireni,hn for NJ hm there =,
,uyh su arr o' ,'i,,sr5, and good V,'l
about hsf 'hli know ui r. urr whom
! would rather ask GOV helm r an
rmsfgsn,,
~ TO me Rescue
| Rftrl rt rirs ,psi-l,#kri ti hrs
/ \, n ,Nr had rrlrrurri ry un.rulrr
iirea' che nodded ever ,U slightly hH
Nrn' or pla,,rr She .tat near 'hr end
n' ,hs ssls.'iou ard ir a mnmrr' a
LITTLE h'Nrr fuH a crashing high .#ri
I a haunting 'nv note and he rose ifnr
lhs hsr,h with niek r'u'e,rrs
violent,
That aiVay, he vay with ,ou
.li lust ply uns thing So every
. hody in a musical mood and chen
aui,"
"pcrhan, I orl, know one tune
| ''hsr returned laughing az NE swift
lily crossed iht room 10 me.
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words what had found when | took
out my Jewel case She listened
thoughtiully
IT will make a splendid excuse Tor
me to give for your u,ces being up,r,
terror for fear the girl will come
back while you are gone" she ,aid.
But ! don't think YOU need really 10
worry about IL believe Katie 10 he
absolutely honest But shes Just like
monkey-all these girls are She
wanted to examine the Jewel. and prob.
ably tried i, on, but your return scared
her out OF H. She wouldn't steal IL
You may he sure Of that. | think Rut
give her good scare in the morning.
She'll he good for a year on the
strength of Il"
She walked toward the door and M,
her hand on the knob.
Now TO send YOU home she said
smiling.
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Baked Liver cut 4 pound liver
INTO desired pieces, ru' m'1 pan and
sprinkle alt, prpper and two table
spoon, flour over d Add four sliced
onions and water 10 ucarl. cover
Cover and bake three iour'hs hour.
Egg Omclcr With Asparagus Break
a,paragu, about one inch long. wash
and iry m hot lard tor good olive oin .
when half done add three tablespoons
vinegar Scramble SIX eggs salt and
pepper and pour them in with aspara
gus Let II form into a cake serve
with lettuce 'scl with salt one fourth
olive oll and three fourth, vinegar
sliced 'nma'oc,. fresh uu,u. and rad
uhc I'm nH.r OFF .1'i.r have shs.
of good Italian .1pc juice Ih, Is
un Italian luncheon Or. bunch of
a,pusu, and 50, egg, v,ll serve tour
people
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CHICAGO RAILROADS BUSY.

CHICAGO. Iunc 2s - Pa>sengc-
agent, of an the road, cen,crrug 700
Chicago we're busy today preparing 10.
the rush 1i state troops Though this
city 70 the Ncvcan border Connect
lcn' and Massachusetts troop, arc ~.
pecrcd romght and will proceed south
over 'hc Rock Island line,
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centre ON Two rather small and narrow
shoulders aud b. 10 10 the general
atmosphere created and maintained by
the director The picture I- Edgar Cas-
ties and David belAsco.S play which
held the boards az the Court Theatre.
some few seasons ago. The piCturlzers
have taken a M mb.r OF liberties with
the original. HS they had every right
TO DO. and a. they should have done In
order 90 demonstrate the superiority
OF the screen over the stage lu the eN-
preston OF many lines OF action. A
number ot bcwItDhinC women thesded
bN Mac Murray are assembled. cos
TUNED and disporttd iu such a manner
as tu max" a success or most any stor!
In addition. this has the story. and
Furthermore. Tho sCttlng-. which VIII
hold the ~ympatle- 90 amy audience. Thu.
action .s laid a. Bath. which has the
Ersarrst WatrriuE place OF English fash
ION late iu the Eighteenth century. The
piece is especially we'll cast.
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MANY TOURISTS IN
WHEELING HOTELS
STATES STOP IN CITY
OVER NIGHT.
Was Greatest Number for Year Thus
Fsr-Many Parties Are Scheduled
70 Pass Here Soon.

Wheeling was a mecca FOR automo-
bile parties yesterday. seven register
ing az hotels last night. Tourists from
all parts Of the country have been
passing through his city during the
past few days. and according 10 adj
vance notices received by local hotel
men. there will be several during the
remainder Of the summer
From what can be learned the roads
are in ideal condition Locally. owing
10 the continued rains. they hav been
in poor condition but are nov rapidly
improving
The parties stopping here last night.
Mrs j. p Amos. Mrs r l. StItt.
Miss = u krenp and Mrs T. NJ.
Nrenp Of Chicago form a parry VINO
are touring to Philadelphia. They are
at tho MCiurc.
Mr. and Mrs % = Mallory and
daughter. Miss MARY Mallory. of Flint.
Mich. On route east. registered at the
Mcclure last might.
Mr. and Mrs % ! Ashmau and p
$ Ashman Of Bridgeport. Conn. com
pose q party stopping a. the Windsor
Mr. and Mrs D. s YOUNG Mr. and
Mrs O. p Morrison and Mrs " J..
Joyce ~ Salem. " Va. we're here
yesterday. stopping ar the Windsor
Mr. and Nrs Charles y kcplcr of
Eau Claire. wis on route east. were
a' the Mcl.urc last night
Mr. and Mrs q - Sessions ~ Los
cleveland yesterday and are ~sfoUping
a. tho NcLurc
SIR and Nrs q p Lindsay. DR.. g.
r. Lindsay. fli and Mrs a. VI Whit.
cher of Chicago registered 40 the Nc
Lure last night
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KAHN CLUB To GIVE II
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
AT CARROLL CLUB THURSDAY
EVENING FOR NEW CATHOLIC
CHURCH AT MARWOOO.
Local Talent Included In Program.
and an Enjoyable Entertain
ment IS Promised.

\ vaudeville show for the benefit OF
me proposed new Catholic church At
NarWood VIII be- given Thursday even
Ing al h Carroll club with the cast
OF characters being composed exclus-
lNe!A OF members of the popular Kahn
club OF ST hdry's church. This club
mas gwen so many entertainments dur
ing the past few years and they have
been witnessed by so many local peo-
pie thdi Do is not necessary TO tell the
public that the anair will be "A very en-
loyablc one. suffice to saw that n is
nelng gwen under the auspices OF the
kain club.
Eugene A. Conin, press agent Of the
organization writes the following re-
Earding b entertainment. "Everyon&
pretty girls behind the footlightsI
event the bald headed bachelors will
Nouch for this statement The Kahn
club Tor It's entertainment Thursday
nlEht a a company composed of some
or Wheellng.s most beautiful damsels.
.one could select from among
W hcclinE.s best female amateurs and
ihey would ind none who would give
more enjoyment and entertainments
ihan the Misses Virginia Clarke. Rose
mary lnghram. Esther Carson and
Mrs. Gertrude OMAHA Boyle. To these
are added the talented and delightful
chorus composed ~ Misses Regina
Ankle. Hazel Wcifzel. Nellie COMMIT.
Agnes Monahan. Grace Garritv. Helen
i.aIIy Mary Campbell and Helen Have
ron Miss Mary Ray is the coach, and
sho is Wei known locally for the many
s~ucfeesiuI amateur productions which.
have been p~resented under her direc-
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Home Treatment For
Dangerous Swollen Veins

Rubbing the wollen veins nightly Tor
about two minutes with n gentle upward
stroke brings benefit to sufferers AMI
Is mighty good advice. says an authority.
After the rubbing. which should al
ways be toward the heart. because tho
blood Ina the veins flows that way. apply
Moone's Emerald on TO the swollen. en-
larEed veins with brush or hand
Soon you will notice that they are
goWiug smaller and the treatment should
be continued until the veins are Of nor
NAL size. - penetrating and powerful
r. Moone's Emerald Ou that ~ abeor Des
piles. goittr and wcnS.
Being a powerful yet safe antiscptic.
income Emerald Oil instantly stops the
itching Of eczema. causes IL TO dry up
and scale off IN "A Few DAYS IL ~ equal
IS effective in BARRIERS itch, ringworm
or any i"uflsmmatory cruptions Of he
skin. Pharmacists dispense Moone'
Emerald OIL IN the original bottle Tor
30 cents. Raers Pharmacy has "A large
demand for n.
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BOND ELEcrioN cARRlrs

Special uisp1tgt to fhe Intelligence
kEiSEN. 81 va June 26-Tbo
proposition fo issue 5000 900 bonds TO-
improvements Of roads iu now creek
district and $4,000 FOR model roads In
Piedmont district connecting no Pied.
mont and Kcysor. carrier ar the sp,-
c.7I election.
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have been resumed ~ all scwcr nins
and brick plants In this part Of the
OHIO Valley which have been idle Tor
nearly 20 month owing 10 "a strike Of
fIFF workers The men agreed TO re-.
turn fD work after the various com.
panics offered them an increase Of M.
teen cents o. 11y in wages. About J..
30" men are affected.
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Obituary


Funeral service for Airs Louis r.
btmmIcr. a former resident ~ This
.Dlf!. whose death occurred at her home
loo Pittsburgh. SATURDAY. nIll D." held
from the family residence. 1895 HIlws.l
street. NDrtu Side. az $3.50 o'clock this
Afternoon. Iutermeut viii be- In "a Pitts
burgh cemetery.
Mrs bcmmier was born 600 This city
eetcufE-twl years ago and Dor maiden
name was Miss Matilda SIfsi
was "a sister ~ George r. and william
p. StIfel of this city.
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while visiting her son here. Mr.. Reece.
she was stricken suddenly ~ with
heart failure Thursday and passed away
ihlr sunday night. She was the widow
or william kec-e and va seveuty-fOur
years old.
She is survived by three sons and
I'VE daIshtcrs as follows William
kccce. yf Nenia. O.. r. Is. Reece and
James Eeege. OF this city. Airs. Mar
Etr.t kIus. ~ Writ county Mrs. Henry
Frye or Sist,rsyllle. Mrs. Harry HuCkle-
berry. Of tIuncat. o.. Miss Tenni
k'tg,. 20 chester. and Mrs. William
Sherf. OF this city.
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HUGHES IS
WELL PLEASED
SENDS rELEGRAM TO SECRETARY
DAVIS WELCOMING PRO-
GRESSrvE SUPPORT.


NEW YORK. June 2s.-Charles L.
Hughes. Republican nominee FOR Presi-
secretary OF the Progressive National
Committee. tonight. welcoming the Sup-
port OF tho Progressive party and ar
rsigning the present administration for
it's and inccrtitude."
II making public b content Of the
telegram Nr. Hughes also gave out "a
letter he had written % colonel Roose-
Welt IN which he declared that the ma
ton was Indebted Co tho colonel "fnr the
ouickeuing OF the National spirit and
for tho demand for an 100
per cent Americantsm-
The candidate told Colonel Roosevelt
that he had sounded forth the trumpet
that shall never call retreat and 1 want
you TO feel that / wish 10 have all the
aid you are able and willing TO give"
The letter closed with an expression
~ a wish by Nj. Hughes 70 see the Col
onel soon.
The telegram to Secretary Davis was
in esponss 10 a telegram from tho sec
retary notifying Mr.. Hughes that the
Progressive had enuorcs 81 him.
welcomes support.
I welcome The support OF Progress
sives." Nr. Hughes message read. w
make common cause on the interest OF
the national honor. Of national security.
demand Tor an undivided and
ing loyalty Co our country. FOR "A whole
hearted patriotic devotion overriding all
racial difference. We want a revival of
We insist uDon prompt and adequate
provision FOR the common defense, upon
the stcadfast maintenance OF all the
rights OF our citixcns and upon the in
teErtty OF International law.
The most serious difficulties tho
present administration has encountered
have been due TO its own and
incertitudc. I am profoundly convinced
that by prompt and decisive action.
which existing conditions mHnifestly
called for the Lusitania traEedy. would
have been prevented. VIC stronEiy de-
nounccd tho use Of our soil as a base
for alien intriEucS. Tor conSpiractes and
the fomcntinE Of disorders IN the inter.
est OF any foreign nation. but the report
nv lies at the door OF the administra-
tion- The moment notice is admitted.
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brief addresses. the PrcsbNtery adj
TO meet at Chester In september.
The following ministers were ia al
tendance Thomas Grier koontz. j. 3
Lycnhtrccr, Claud, Porter Terry, all 81
Wheeling. r.. l.. Carson. Mdrwood e. NJ.
Potter. Woodsdale l.. n Lewellyu. Elm
". ". Dinsmore. Dallas ! e.
Neakel. West Liberty. r G Pears. Fol-
lanshee. ~ g. Mcmillan. Holiday 2
Cove. and Frederick Cromer Chester. a
number OF elders were present from the
various churches OF the Presbytery.
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Following brief funeral services this
Iff,ruuu tf 80 o'clock. tntermerf Of
Mary NaEds'us. infant daughter OF
and Maggie iStuauul Walters.
VIII rg made loo NJ Calvary cemetery.
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MINER WAS HURT

Nfkr s~rarnNehnf working in n oraf
m.". near NrinIrf. waa CAUGHT nrnrafn
had rHa rf bic lrrr badly shattered 10
vas arrr fo thAMarfins Perry -