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piplemas Awarded a Colmar

Dipiomas were awarded last night to the
members Of the class OF 1915. Montgomery
rzzfelsas held at colmar. The address was
razas hg the Rev r. 5. Snyder. and the
afaduafas were Clarence Wesley Johnson
Ianss Ellis Ford Henry Charles Deems
@ &eHAaa Kathafiaa Hartman. Russell
.|a SIel1z. Waiter Kile and Joseph stan
Az AhIle.
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$4,000 in Northeast Hospital Fun,

The Northeast Hospital campaign for
100000 has now reached the S11 900 mari
Further progress will be reported TO-DAY
when the workers meet for luncheon in N.
big tent opposite campaign headquarters A.
1915 Kensington avenue. The campaign
will close Friday.
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.
The degree of Bachelor of Science was
awarded to the following;

madiiSn. % turkey Albert y binsSem2v 2v,,lIsyg NSw
worth tn Pennsylvaniai William. NJ payy. Ney SGy
Jersey; Oscar A. DeLong, NeW NW,, ISrssy t-iIic- iS
bhoi brown DlstTiSt Of Columbia Ervant aa9rigl 9rsi
New Jersey; Arthur n HarrisaPPs TeR n Mac,
Greatly Nyw Jersey KirS q AobEeF MstsoFSSts Sew sT jeT
sey; Winthrop NJ Phelps. New Jersey r RR1ch
r. Pemberton. Jr.. California IHtfsJr HsroeP Pe3nsyiyn
MIA; Frank G. Roberta Jr, PcqnSylyanla eN MNa,-
tor A. Rukeyser New Jersey WhsIhhin WhasIhhinnrnon ~
New Jersey; Isaac. starr Jr Penn9EEhhySs n 9EEhomns
Jr' New Jersey; Armin a. Uehelacker, fNeew
Jersey; Harold y. van Doreq New 5soTyv DIs
trct OF Columbia Walter white Ma IsiS,
Archibald Wese. Pennsylvania FRED ~ "oi''
Now YORK;.
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RAcHELoR oR LRrTERs.
The degree OF bachelor OF letters was
conferred upon;

James s. Armstrong. Connecticut; Boudinot
b. Atterhufy, New York Ferdinand ". Bailey,
Pennsylganiaj John ~ Baker, Illinois; Joseph
D. Maker. Marylands Osborne q. Blddle. Dela-
ssars; Emerson +. Bird. New Jersey. Lawrence
Brown, aew York. Wallaes Boyer, Pennaylve-
aias Efs.iH e bsehanssg g NeH fe,rk; A9ltqR
"a allen Butler aeY York. charifs 7.
sylylnias william ~ caEpeatsr, Jr;t MqHs.
h0bsrtsen T. elsyeand. Nse .,Yorki Holt ~.
Cook inEAaul. oEegQnf kenneth 4. Cramer, New
1oIk. BDan s.; paney, MaEylsndt Lohn ~ NJ
nals? Eauard s; psekeF 4inRss9.a: william b.
HcSQs &eW York: Wilson r. podd. NsW Jersey
Byrd noneias. Te1nessee. Julien II Dogel,
District Of Coiumhiai Donovan r.. Ella. New
Jsrseyi Prank y b9rreli Fennaylyania
Percy o. Frederick Pennsyivania: Louis
9. foraey ohi9i ttarseY n Frank. u, fepnsy ].
&. Fritz Penu8yiFluias Richard ~. Furman.
New Jersey Lndgeil +. Gaines. MaIyiandi Pau
q. Elf1n{ New JeraeFt Logan Es Gill PennsFI-
Fauias HAIRY Z. ourdoH. Ir.i ohloi 0Emond u.
could New York. Hetnune BIZ drauti III.
k4W fefti freaeTick y. y, H4rriaRn. New Jsr-
IS Harold b. HarsqSs 90, ksW lorki AuaoFs
zIIlant4 Hraastl Hesth. tnalAnai Ralph r.
q Ez4 E1Ia If1ltaz 81 Jackson. Hlat VI
49szaa tsaaIs eAIzs Ailfsa By Asaa- Aea
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GRADUATE SCHOLARS l0l6-17

History and politics-sydnsy Mace Brown.
A. b.. Bowdnin College, 1oi6.
Economics and social instiiutions-Robert NJ
AaeIsaac. A, b. Geneva College, 1915; Elmer
Walter s. Young. A. b., Occidental College
ciasslcs-John B. stsarns. A. b., Dartmouth
College. 1915; Harold L. Humphreys. A. b.,
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The master OF arts degree' OF uN''TT''''"
tions, was conferred on these;

tiOnS, was COnItTTtu pli NhSsS'
Charles NJ Alderman. Pennsylvania; ray ray ,;f e.
Barnard New Jersey; Ismar baTueh, 'vviiiiItl 'vWiiiIo,n
cut; James NJ Benhdc PennsylvahT,,aa; w Wiltlan Msn
York; Andrew Brown Ireland; AnEsie M f,hNIen .
tnnni. Pennsylvania; Tso Shuen Shens; jB.nn pnnn
t'hiu Yten Chen, China; Todd ID, Cochran, Iehn
sylvunla; Robert p. Coffin Mainei KSnu99pHS, ~, -;
Coleman, Virginia: Lewis w; CrawI,!3THq.. MY IT
York: Norborne II. Crowcll. ioWg; william ,,nan; ~;
Davies. Ens2nd Lee A. Dsnii 'EliTgia FliTSginr NAN
More Goodwin. Missouri; Malcolm y Herring ;
Warren IL Hayes Pennsylvania Edwin ~
Hazcn, Connecticut; Edward l. Heft kentucky'
Ping Song Ho China Arthur =. Honcss. IN
diana; Swei Ilsun. China; Ernest T.; JahHler 1
we'll W. Jones, Texas Isidor Kaufman. Nay
lam c. Kidd. Pennsylvania; Charles II, Lewis.
Ian Lin China; Robert n NIclsaac, Pennsyl-
vania; Callum n. NJ. Mackay, Scotland; Alex
nnder c. McNlullen. Wisconsin; Thomas Is.
Mathsr Missouri EGEdnand aGd, L. MaEsr dn Ngy
MONTGOMERY Florida; Howard a. NorthnckGr.
Porter. Pennsylvania; Clement c. Read, North
Felix Renick, Kentucky: Rudolph G. Roll. New
Jersey; Frederick Schwotzer, Pennsylvania
James c, Stively, Pennsylvania; Leon II. Smith,
Now Jersey; Earl /. Stehman, Pennsylvania; ;
John l. stoeyer, Pennsylyaniai Emerson II.
Pennsylyania Ernest h. Wood, New York; Car
roll II. Woody. Oregon; Walter S. Young. Cali
fornia.
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Degrees in civil engineering were con-
ferrnd on the following.

Leigh D. pergen New Jersey Robert iIsSy, J; b2yn %i
Nebraska; William T Field, Me" GooTge' W
CLICK Kansas John p dGgd b6 q ln1Ia,nHi W,ams EnffSs n
shaw, New York; Russell L. Klota New iJerSiSg JerSSGig
Frederck II Knight. District 6s, oS oSsndeI New
iarsnvt Henry 3. Price, New York; CARTON Il, >
Proctor, District Of Columbia; GeorSg Se,y y Jersey
uaIrmon r. Vandcrhoof Jr. New York
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DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
The degree of Doctor of Philosophy was
AVA rdnd 10

The degree of Doctor of Philosophy was
awarded to:
Hons Which Map fhe Interior of the Unit Circle
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Sss FHaals @ Factors 3PpH
gas $E4g' R9fsgso4 e. F Br@Fq 1a1f
ls23 r@42endg Subject Il The enPc' ntea Ta' fractional
GSef! nS Re h''f The aS d IL the snf bsT
button q ,liS FiGiSSlre Currents Brought About by
ARTHUR, H. GSTEgt9n 2 s. wqSSsstSTr UnIySr, rE
sTnS tTpS P gpv?Ffy Sss. Of
2gsa sbod 81 GsSs Of hs sGR saP9as
cocgs Wam, R ocGants bsss
IN e5ps F5St Industry q
9ftS5d fSSdus R6iR, G Of W Sthn II F6e''
sEass and FBesi FhB@aisI' S
PsTio4 OF ,TransitiosS ffrsm PA to Middle ATTIC
wfFsyTp FEsysg gREEsF'y Eo Rs
iatGIqp iGI q Hume to Msis5Tf9 '"' Nv. Nv
Albert 8; Eastman, u, s., University Of Yer
Moisture Content Of Organic su6stanees:I
oy Ray absat q SmnR kfRsss TsSs. &
Summability by the Cesaro Method Of Partial
gyT6h g. 8os5 3t aPafs a Wassh College 1912
subIsct"' chemistry thesis. ''X6soTptonS Of Tin
,oHI%ars Goqls A. AI!eshsgy I,Sjs GjolleEsi
Sex In. the HermaphTodte Moilusk cTepdula
%ilqB HsnsGrson, ssfss clom'qP FDssl cGI,
!eSSs SSsutraI Salt AstioIn IN Asid soubitIes
Ihe New E5ggSgba997d 5gSgb Cotton Manufacturing Indus
pssc6g fRs F. LRsS9%s RsqS zoos g gqBe s. H. AaRaRa
Hrss6yEtsSFia,a TRiysEsIItS 1907, sS6jeat' Ens:
in ssis a ana fR wSs s f ETS
fRiehSTd j. MePIsTmld, A. B.. Toronto, Uni
R Gs.s5pS5 & ahG tRG asas Esaa a55. Tv NV
su5jesyt' chemistry. Thesis Moisture Con
'sq' FrSakilS an p Geagap.. A. B., Indiana gnyer-
ag s4ta studiss % PiSo origin " vascular
EPaothsuR and 3D. of Erthro9yte9, Princeton ,o,a
su55e Eassh Thesis Enssh SSi Ode
George s sgohn+ a, b.. P1ETs! PE9ssto1 1909
cTiticism In lis Relation to Goethe
sussd 5SH physe TRss foiRs ffReetfRa is
o6servSoh5 5Sa On the EestEe PropeTes SOM Sf
Moybdenite at High Temperature
GRADUATE SCHOLARS lgI6-17,
History ana PSSlissies-sydi9esy PSissies- ;ySie Mace, Brown.
AAtlael5Saae Atls5 A b. densya College i9i5' Elm,sl
S2s Wafer souns is'' s occdsata daiGfF cosss hsss
tiiassiess7a7,Johp B. ,stsarns A. B., Dartmouth
1OiAEEe. Harold L. HnmUlreyB A ~
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york; wiuiam n Ks!, New york; Douglas M, Il
YORK; william g. King; " t,I,e1t RI,en1tps{Ivaiplsi ise
SgIgsrsg3g! Rossri T. Ssfsr Missouri ylgsii q
Gonnsotleui ,RiShagd s. Martin ~ New Y%9TTgki %Tgki
deuri,' Pennsyiysnia; sevsranee a.. MIllken,
SSsIei SsM YPrR PA9 roTS M9' M9or Nsw Jersey John
E. Murdock, .Pennsylyenie; Epsene A. NePSekeTr:
SRSsscs NShgs Ss orwSgd TSSIa' Jra
South Carolina John J. .b'Kare, Jr; New JeE-
sew; John E Oemun, New JerseS 4InnnL A.
Peacock, Pennsylvanlgi SOLOMON X eTlman: lna
Richard b reed Ohio; jay r., .Rhoads penpnsyl-
EeSia Rooey. Hs Nsw york; fa aaroid iSdf r. RoRSsgn sw
man fhwsRaekes Neg Isrssy b sysymouT AihugN New w
JcrsSy Edwin SHARP o.Spb Esw 'fIs's X shepherd d
gen9ssSe catsSn Smith YslsS9aSHin YsnS%Ssn NM2Tyy Navy
lend. Jamss st9SkSnSnnn EloTT9a 81 TT9oamlIhton, Now
Iefsey Cheges D. Swer FloriAAsar Aarnsr Mlchee5 iowa al
fierrspont E TW lteheQ New 3XSSSsTEd A. Wall
ohio Westei X. willoughhyi MdTyaqd' ,sssagsb ,sssgRbt
california, OF the class OF l0lb,
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FINAL sPEcIAL HoNoRs.

PhiIOsoDhy and psychology-Hghest honors
Ethan d.. Alyea; high honoEs BENJAMIN Frank
Penistone Davis. Edwin f. Mitchell Jr; Stanley
History and politics-Hgh honors. Kenneth
+, Cramer Clarence NJ. Tappen Charles s.
tTT, EatTTTTell Douglas H. Kenyon. John W. Morgan
Econpmics and social institutiuns-Hghest st
honors. BoudinOt b. Atterbury: high honors
Elmer A. Sheets: hOnors Kenneth II. Rocky
Classics-HiEh honors Donald G. Swaziland
Homer Wlnchell; honors. Verne Clair Henry
Engiish--TIlgh honors Harold d, Harvey.
Charles +. Troxelli honors, Hamilton F. Arm.
Modern languages. GermanIc-Hlgh honors
Walter b. Neuburg; Romantic, high honors ROB.
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r1 ncrR1cAL ENGINEERs.

Graduates in electrical engineering are
Leonardo A. cavalcanu. BraShi ,lrny GhariesN Nav Ty
Iersey! Je Harry f. Porter, New Jersey
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
M'COMBS IS II TODAY.

This is the 41st birthday anniver-
sary Of VIM. f. McCombs, formerly
chairman of the Democratic national
committee and late Democratic candi-
date for United States senator from
New York. Mr.. McCombs was born at
Hamburg, Ark, and retains ownership
OF a farm near that place.
Some other noted men whose birth
day anniversaries occur today are:
George Dewey, admiral Of the United
States navy, born at Montpelier, VT.
70 years ago.
William D. Stephens, former con-
gresham and now lieutenant sover-
nor of California, born al Eaton, O.
81 years ago.
Rt. Rev. Henry p. Restarick, Epis-
copal bishop of Honolulu ii
England, 81 years ago today.
Norman Angel, noted advocate Of
international peace and author o.
numerous works on war and diploma
cy. born AZ years ago.
Carl E. Mapes, representative IL
congress of the Fifth Michigan dis
trict, born in Eaton county, Mich, 4.
years ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

A most unusual tribute was paid &
mercantile firm by it's employees when
80 men and women employed by Isaac
Dreyfus company purchased newspa-
per space to express their hanks and
appreciation of the cOmpany'S cOn-
sideration of their welfare as DEM
Onstrated by the departure from the
customary practice of late losing
hour during the heavy Christmas
shopping" -The Dreyfus company re
leased its employees at 6 o'clock last
week, as usual. throughout the year 1t
cost the Dreyfus company something
to do this, but it is worth considera
bic to mercantile establishment to
have the gratitude that the Dreyfus
company employees apparently feel to-
ward their house. The act was
worthy of the appreciation it sec ut.
ed; the testimonial indicates a spirit
on the part of the employees emitting
them to the consideration displayed
by the firm
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
TO BE PREPARED
IS TO BE INSURED,
DO It Now.
r. II. M. MILLS & SONS,
303.4 Citizens Bank Bldg.

the necessity of increasing the army
to half million men. If it were load
ed into freight cars it would require
125 of them carrying eapacity weight
to bear it. Four hundred thousand
of Uncle Sans sons and daughter S
might be handed these 19-pound
sacks of coin, each containing $1,000,
before the treasury would be emptiea.
1t would take single procession Of
these gold bearers eight days to pass
a given point even if they were able
to excel in speed the nations best
marching troops.
But Uncle Sam jingles his coin in
the satisfaction of vast possession,
and leaves the poor in purse and aca
demic spinner of theories to specl:-
late on the future. 1t is his idea Of
the prize stunt in futility to pull q
whisker in perplexity because of the
possession of too much gold.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
TO TRY BROKER For MURDER.
Frederick Small Accused of Staying
Wife and Burning Body.

Ossipee, N. H., Dec. ?5.-In his cor
ner cell in the little Ossipee pal,
Frederick L. Small, former Boston
broker, spent Christmas day cogital-
ing on the possible outcome of his
trial on charge Of first degree MUIR
der of his wife. Tomorrow the wo~k
OF impaneling jury will begin and i.
is expected the hearing will be we'll
under way before the end of the week.
The trial promises to be the most
sensational that has taken place in
this section in many years.
The indictments accuse Small OF
having shot and stransied his wife to
death. The burned body of the slain
woman was found in the ruins of the
summer oottage occupied by the coup
lie at Mountainview, which Small is
alleged to have set on fire in an effort
to conceal the crime The attempt
failed oAAy by the merest chance. The
body Of Mrs. Small fell with the burn
ing floor into the basement, and the
head and neck lodged in pool of
water. The rope which is supposed
to have caused the strangulation was
preserved. The skull had been cri:sh
ed by q blow or blows and the body
had been partially burned. A desire
to collect insurance on the life of the
slain woman is alleged by the state
to have furnished the motive for the
crime. Only a few months before the
tragedy a joint policy had been issued
on the lives of Mr.. and Mrs. Small
for $4,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!

During each "A hours OF last year
there has been unloadcd at the SUD
treasury in New York City an aver
age of three tons of pure gold" SAYS
William Anterior Dupuy in an article
in the Nations Business, published
by the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States. 1.-TWO wagon loads.
continues Mr.. Dupuy. each as big as a
span of draft horses could pull, have
backed up to this gateway to the
American treasury and disgorged the
yellow metal as groceryman might
unload potatoes. The United States
has $500, 100000 in actual physical
gold above the amount she had a yea:
ago.
The $2,O00.000, 900 IN the United
States treasury weighs 100000
pounds. or $500 tons. 1t would take
about 1000 horses in procession so
miles long. to move it. If it were to
be packed on the backs of the Ameri-
can army and each man was to carry
fifteen pounds of it, there would De
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

When the grand champion steer,
California Favorite, sold for $1.75
pound as he stood in the ring, 1t
meant a new record for the 'cost OF
high living" nearly seven dollars a
pound for the best cuts Of this
Christmas baby beef. Many cities
bid but Detroit will eat the beef.
Never before did a beef steer
bring such price, $1.5o a pound be-
ing the nearest approach to 1T. Boy
yictors of Iowa's Baby beef contests
stood open-eyed while the bidding,
started at cents pound, jumped
UP and up. The sale was made for
the University of California by Clay,
Robinson & Company in just nine
minutes. Chicago packers bid high.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

but Nose Greenwald for Detroi,
house added his defiant nickle aftel
nickle by nod until, "S1.75 a pound
sold," shouted the auctioneer. Wire.
went to the automobile city to pre-
pare to parade the grand champion
bought at price of $1,960. Fol-
Christmas rib roasts that is a fabu
lous figure.
Not kernel Of corn had been fes
to this California champion-nt
other grain than barley. In breeding
it was Hereford sire by a Short
horn dam, stall fed by an AberdoniaI
herdsman,. Alex Mcdonald. ''Ths
best calf ever shown on the cont
nent," was the claim by the head o.
the victorious college after paying
tribute to Mcdonald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
& y y 4 y u 4 y II II q !" =
PLACE FOR COMMUNITY GATH.
ERINGS.

Recently large corporation IN a
city advertised that i. would have
liked to put on an exhibition to last
week, but could not do so bedause
the city did not possess a place OF
sufficient size for community pub
lie gathering.
That reminds us that every town
should have a large place for gath
crings. In the big cities they are cali
cd coliseums and are what their
names imply. They date from the
Roman era, when huge places for
public games We're built in every con
siderable town. In this respect the
Romans exercised better considera
tions for the needs of munioI palitieS
than is the case, as rule, in our
modern civilization. In our country
it is the exception to the rule for a
municipality to have large meetin3
place." w
Pine Bluff would do we'll to consld-
err this matter for the future. The ne
cessity of a large place for public
gatherings is absolute
America is Just beginning to lear'
things in connection with ideal com
munity life. There was time wher
it was thought that the provision fo'
large gathering places was exclusive
" a private affair. With the resul
that when ait did not pay" there Wa:
no such building.
Of course such building does no
'tI.ay"-in dollars and cents-but i
does pay handsomely in communit
we'll being. And thai is absolutel,
the only point worth considering il
connection with such a place.
In Pine Bluff there are numerous
gatherings each year taat are of suci
community nature that can only b.
accommodated in municipal hal
large enough to accommodate large
throngs than any now available.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
THIS DATE IN HISTORY
One Hundred Years Ago.

One Hundred Years Ago.
1S16-Great public entertainment CIV
EN- in Baltimore in honor OF
Commodore Decatur, one of the
American naval heroes OF the
war of 1872.
Seyenty-fiyc Years Ago.
England observed the 125th an
niversary of the birth of Thorn
as Gray, author of the famou:
"Elegy."
Fifty Years Ago.
1866 Gen. Samuel r. Curtis, who
commanded the federals at the
battle of Pea Ridge, died al
Council Bluffs, lows. Born in
New York state in 1907.
Twenty-Five Years Ago.
1S91-Governor Albeit of New Jersey
laid the cornerstone of Wash.
ington memorial monument II
Trenton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
YOUR CHRISTMAS: WAS IT
MERRY

Pine Bluff deserves commentaries,
for the manner in which it celebrated
Christmas. With the exception of a
few enthusiastic individuals who
mingled too much imported spirits
with the natural feeling of joyous
ness, all seemed to observe the day
as the great event dommemorated
should be celebrated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
One Year Ago in the War.

December rs, 1915-Dissensions re-
ported to have brought Ford peace
party near collapse; intense artil-
lery actions on French and Austro-
Italian fronts without change in po-
sitions; Turks reported encirclin2
movement at Kut-el-Amara pro-
crossing; alarming rumors circulat-
ed in Switzerland stated that kais-
er's condition was causing profound
anxiety in Berlin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

4 Anyhow, it will take another year
for the Pine Bluff woman to learn
how much she needs around the house
in the way Of Christmas presents, and
poor cid dad is given new finance II
start in life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
BRITISH CAPTURE TURNS.
Take Position Near I'll Arish. Togeth
er With 1,100 Prisoners.

London, Dec. 25.-Fo1lowing UP
their victory against the Turks in the
capture of Ell Arish, 30 miles east of
the Suez canal, the British forces in
Egypt have captured strong Turk
ish position at Magdadah. 20 miles to
the southesast of FL Arish. taking
some 1,1C0 prisoners, two guns and
quantities of war material, the war
|office announced today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

The indignant manner in whish
lealing European statesmen deny
they are even thinking of peace would
seem to imply that they have been ac
dlsed Of something dreadful.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

Do you wonder, after seeing the
hundreds of children made happy b.
after that demonstration that they are
sailed the "Best People on Earth?"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
INSPECT NEW OIL FIELD.

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 25.-More
than 20 oil men are registered at
local hotels from Texas and Okla
homa and will leave here tomorrow
for Cordova, Ala. where they will
visit the new oil fields recently dis
covered near there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
BISHOP CRITICALLY ILL.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec. 25.- The
death of Bishop Henry J. Richter OF
the diocese of Grand Rapids, who was
stricken with pneumonia yesterday, is
feared hourly, according to a report
from his physicians this morning. He
grew steadily worse during the night
and shortly after o'clock lapsed into
Inconsistencies. Last rites Of the
church have been administered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

High shoes for females are like
caustic criticisms there is leveled 1T
Them the more are noticeable along
Main street
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

the fear that it no longer exists when
they see references IN the American
newspapers to Wilheimshaven.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

Judging by the price of eggs, the
jefferson county hen is not much
by peace rumors.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

Alimony in the form of brano'
postmastership has been obtained By
Mrs Emma Sullivan of Denver, Colo
Judge Butler has ordered her hus-
band to turn the office over to her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
WORTH REMEMBERING

The love of our native land
strengthens our individual and
national Observation-Disclosures
Hamilton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

The best way to eXtinguish a small
gasoline fire is to spread over the
burning liquid 10 pounds of bicarbon~
ate Of soda and 70 pounds of sawdust
free from chips and shavn2s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

Another good New Years resolu-
ton is not to depend upon any more
foolish notions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

1t is said some of our generous
Christmas spenders feel as if they
had been dabbling in Bethlehem Steel.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26
Fire Insurance un CGi:an Day or Night
TAYLOR & COMPANY.

List your used cars with the Auto
Exchange, 1119 Main street telephone
9i6. 11-2o1nl
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-26

Admirers OF the kaiser's well
known mustache are perhaps led 10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-18
The Next King Bing
Will Have Much Work

Just now tho Cherrians are doing Il
lot of thinking over the election Of
their next King Bing, which will be
decided at a meeting called for the
evening of Monday, December 4.
This booster organization now is
con ring several big trips for next
sum ! and the job of serving as King
Bing will incur more than usual re-
sponsitj'ities The Alaskan trip h
been discussed as well as the wcct
stay in the National Yellowstone par
But now there is talk of making a tom
of the United States, one that wilt
really advertise Salem, and one that
will not cost much more than the
Yellowstone trip. The plans are to go
east over the northern route, pass
through Chicago, Oh to New York and
Washington and return through the
south aud west into southern Cali
fornia, all the time singing the praises
of Salem and Oregon
Hence candidates for the King Bing