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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27

NEW ORLEANS August es-Ac.ir., >,
I lnrse ,voin UNI Of realTne from the long
to-day well TO the highest levels or Ihn
week; AZ ono time prices were Ii to n
points over yesterdays last quotations on
me strongest months. March i'm which
irauihg mas not Yet become activ" made =
new neh level FOR the week at l59lc ON
Ihc close inc tone was called irregular and
pruneS were To points M net
Inerc was SoS~ip on the floor to-day thn I
lhefc was general movement on foot
among brokers To call original margins Of
n small bulge OF to IL points was re
night buythg orders. but the rising Tendency
so1 1I Was checked Selling pressure grad
naliN incrcascd. and the market gave WA y
mndcr until the active months we're II
70 ~ points under yesterdays close Dur.
lug, INC remainder of the session the mari; q,
ter. " "" "cl-
Closing bids: October. I5.42: December J., 80
,,ammrS: En- March I3SG: Nav, 1901 Spo:
Spnt. lgo bales TO arrive. 80 bales Mid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27

,NEW YORK August 2G--Port movement
NndlnE l5Nr. STOCK. 7?.l73 bales
Total to-day all uorts-N,i r.ce;,,s
i ~ bales exports. i3,o5i bales. stock. rs.
Total for wcek-Net receip,S. 1877 bales:
Total FOR Scason-Nct r.r.ints ~. 1ac
bales: exports. 3ll 20 bales '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27

Richmond. Va Angus, 9G 1915
ioI.ESAl.E QUOTATIONS on 'rHtNt;E
FARMERS ar. cautioned NO; 10 tErrsh whca I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

N.;W YORK. August 2G-TIuttcr. irrcru
ar os GhceSe, strong Spot coffee titm: rio
Thn,os ~: IKE Raw and refined
CottonIccd OIL was unsettled and irr.ru
ar, Win active selling to realize nrofIts
rriccS were firm carly. but eascd OF iowa ri
INC Close ana tnal quotations were net IN
managed 10 II points lower sales ia aoo
bnrrsis The market closed. easy. SHOT not
44l: October. 9G2 ap9.ss: November (. "a Sn
December. aahm9hS: January a5i6lS IS: FcS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

''S'''.'.NH' NVIIVNFI MHIKFT.
Wholesale QuOtntionx
90. X. Currie e COZ
Richmond. Va. Auguct &C. 1916
Live Poultry. 800
Chickens. choice. small ib. 10 N ..
ChickcnD. choice. medium. lib. 10 q g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27

Wool,

Bright. NJ !. 'ubwashcd. Ia. n N a.
CHI. unwashed. fro. Of burrs. - IN 81
On, unwashcd. lightly bury :: n "a
Oh. uuwashcd, medium hurry IS n 30
On. unwssh"d. heavy bury. q % -
Washington Journal., 1916-03-31
bic gcrciuiatcn staatcn nnO Megifo.

Sat tdgid bcridten muicrc s%ogesbIdtter. Oob Si0a berctS INT
3iuoet lei; sod fotm iii DiGr &otihait ncrfinoigt 10 bcibt eS ob ldon
inieoer, oB Tiao Icncn &crfo9rn cntfonnten IT. User Dafte 9Soaai
Dop Ole SetioqN nf biefen 8nn0itcn 10 lon9e 1moauern mnrDe! lnlere
5o0utcn fnD in ienen merfani1hen &iirn lnter Dem obpaltenoen Slllo
rno sen uuanritigen @oOcnpcrbdItnien ungcnciner Semen onSgectt
Dit rerIdnadten fe Dor Curt; sic uncrtrdgidc Sonncnbse periT1n3t
oil StBIfloa. Solootcn, bic bon Ser 6ront hcimfchren, bert1ten pm Jc
nn u~ni1gIihen Stropo5cn unO SdG0icrigfcttcn.-
&cnn cs nnr bel Der Siaa %crfolglm0 bethen muror! SSas mnr.
Den mir crit Inn, menn aud on0cc meriuntihc Hntbcrbunoen tp af
Wiaos settle idliaen, ODER Qar Gurrun5n2 &ir tdnoen in iold)em sale
por einent fdpieriqcn 9robcnt. gMc idwer font cs inns, incnn mir cr
fohren, OB miere SoI0otcn bori 6enOe nebergentctclt meroen. Soltr
es 5mi &reqe nit glerfo fommer, Damn fornte es ldpn leL onB atdl
mir mtsrufen mii6tcn: Soft, idMtc 1rs Dor rnleren 6rcunOen, pr
unIercn s. en- f6nncn mir ms idon icIber bdicn!" Gos critic, ooS
mir bon onoeren Hoioncn perongen miroen, morc: ebrll1e Nen
f|ruItfdt Nibt cine S%reun0iMah, sic inter Dem 9edrnontel neS Hcdfs
Sem @caner oac Wfhel on sic @ano q6t, lnicr Golf SIT lrndten lno ST
0cnitaen. gMr mir0cn feline 3etlmg leicn, III Der n6t mteoer befont
oaB sic neutrolpn 5taoten nht MIR Mebte du bedrlprndct 1onoerA
mh al erFIQen bobcn. Mber Damn Miro ms lnpre et0enc 0oltltng I'M eus
ropdiIhen &reqc me cine lnperc Settle nod1dlcppen-
4enn mIerc Soloarn, Sic 9ropfcu Ocs 2onoes. SIT tanienoen folen
miroen, menn l5 @ro6 an Grob rciben ro bic Srdncn 5u fleBen ndt
oif65rcn purDcn, oonn ipre MIR Elm Sebnen in nnPrer 9rltt: = rteOe
Soften mir. ouB nonn oe Ser6efibrrng Ds Jrieoens ni1t Ourh cine
IbeInoncn6c neltralc Ifodt berbinbert miro. Sic gegenpdrhGs Gage nit
Merfo ioatc unierer &eoerung cine quite Sebre len. yion oente en-
GbcntuoIt1tenl @u1S 9lmcrifo ioate behc6t lcn, 6ric0en irO H1bc mic
Der ber3uItelcr, ndt mir in Merifo, iouocrn aub III europa, 1m0 Dies
fam nnr Ourdl cine nobre 9crtruGtGt mo en gcneigtcS @er6 bcnirft
mprOen @r&oHrum".
Washington Journal., 1916-03-31
@cr aeG0rt. III sen pua6erehtiaten Nmcrifancrn?'

@GbrenN ocs Qcgcnpdrtgeh GriegeS bort nan pl BON SnoNtrIp-
Nmerifonern Iprchcn. @epobnlid pernebt mum !. b. bic proen9li1de
Grefe-0mumter Sic 8eutidamerHnmr; ergo: uginoeltrMl Nn1ertoher"
lit nd ser Anffo5ung Der 4nglppbilm i0eutii6 NIT D9eut1danterifonct
Guolono betrodtet iD ais oas liutterldno Nmcritas uO oouit crflart
lid Der @nqlinoer gIeihSettig ais lrempnbner oiePs SonoeS. eemlB
bof dh Idon frb ser erobermgsiitti9e 8mte bier ongeHeDelt; ober Oee
Sotlahc gnbf ibH nod longe nidt Dos Ne6t it'd dig Amerifansr 81 be
5eidncn. Il lIncrc 0crreh I'M aongcB ino lomnnt 1mo lonoers SproB-
Iinac BON Girpdn0creru; infoIgcocien lDt amh linen nuht oas Heft 5A
hh AmerHoner ucr ritter Site" 5u ncnnen. 4fan rrnOet bier 70 Donflg
Aus0ridc, mic: SD bin Gin edrcr Nmerifoner" ooer: meme SortaDrea
poren @merifaner~. oocr. sd bin fGn Sinoeftrm} Mn1erHdner", NM.
Sopeit sic mciBe geboferfne 0iGes SalocS in Berodt tomnt 1T en-
ie0er oapon ginoetrid @nerifoner. @iele bcfonntc Sauilien, Dc man
b1r fTr alt be5euhnG, hm0 oft uiyt longer aS bunoert Sabre i'm Snnoc
Gub elmer firdid eriAencncn StntiItf COB es bier bel Der ernen
amerifunHhcn &~olfs5GbIung I'M Sabre 100 I'M @on5en 27,337 6omllten
NIT elmer Scelcn5ubl bon 3t72444 meBer Hanc. 0iefc Gtnppbner3oDl
beidno ih al Ser Belt mi 9on0c, ols Nucrfa cine egenc &crtolfnng er
hcIt. 1876 ReprGicntunten 0s &ungrcIcs fo Ihfnnmlingc pom 1ohen
&urfabren, sic crit nod Dcm Sabre 1890 fb i'll 4ncrtfa onTeoclten. Die
Nedfonruen bon icnen 1887 Gdnilcn, Bic bier berets Dor Dcrt SuDrc
1870 aniGiiig moren, BADEN c6enfoas fen &edf f1 llreimppHncr oS
QonocS All ncnncn; oh oeren &orfabrCn muren @urppder. Sic imo mn
MDuptipfin0cr os uripringlidlen Amcrifo. Nud lie fmO 9inoctridl
Nmerifoner; oea lire N6nen mGqen Sponier, Gngldnoer, Sdptcn,
Srldnoer oDr Gcride gcpeen ien. Gntneoer gbt eS Sinoctrib
Nmerifoncr. uno oonn geb6reu 81 Deien aae Dieiengen, oeren &orpater
Gur0p1er moren, oor eS g6t feline, rmN Damn nriBte mon 5u Nn1en Ollie
Dicienigen 5ablcf, bic omerifaniifr 8irger lno, ob aS loldc gebpren,
nMr naturalifert,
Oc llntcrtancn frenoer Nahpncn, sic IN Nmcrifa peilen, limo &c
mniernloBen @Gne 05 2onoes umo ioaten audi ais lolde behanDelt ncroen
gieienieen, sic 8nrger onRs 2nnoes ftO, loaten oDnc Gndndbt an lbe
@fnen, ane Gefte in icI6en gfaBe beftsen. Der Amerfoner Oan1tber Ib
furft bat baSiel6e 9eht mic Der Mmerifoner engflden llrlprlrngs.
-ygSoIfrnn".
Washington Journal., 1916-03-31
Sic Gimiuambernnssfrasc.

Sm Itrcnqul sinne o8 gsorts fmo mir sucrifuner Trcmolingc IN
Dieien1 2anoe. SScr lit eigentliG elm Mmerfoner? Sim es bic bier ons
qcieoeten Gngidnoer, Srlanoer, 9euhben, Slapen cocr irNenn cine al
OGe Station? Sat and MIR elm en39er Senpbrer nieies Snnocs, meBet
guie, Elm legHimes 9fedn,, it'd anerifoner 81 nennen? SIC llreiHpobner
0e1es 2an0es fno at Musiterben, r0 Elm frcroes element III an oere1
Stele qetretcn. 9ieie neuc bcrbn perpflan5tc Holle lit lu1nlnt nnO lons
0ers BON europa nmb Mmerua ulsqeuanoert unO 0iNe NnF0mmlnge
renrcn fj gmerifoner. nit Ser Stn5HfIgng, fctIfcn, engli6en, Det-
iden ODER i(oDiihcn lnprlmgs. Menn jentunben Nas Hcft 5litebt, fh
Muerifnner in Itrengent Sinne oes gSorhs 81 nennen, 10 wdren es nc
cNotbGute" ODER beqeft oud Die Spnnier.-
Sa aongreB puroc bieer Gaze bic GinpapoernnQsfrage oeS LANCE
rem er0rtcrt. Gs banoele lid bel jcncr 9isfuiion Of nan audi OeS e
lens 1mo Sdrebens ltnfunoi9en eingang i'll ones Sono gemoDrcn ioa
Die Serren i'm aongrcB nerauBen ocr babel aan5 lmO gar nod5uforlden,
Oh Ie nudt neaeidt leIbft bon ioMcn %orabren abfanncn, ocnen man
Ser nelen gurIage gen1dB jeBt ben Giutrit Dcruetgern lpir0e.
9i ser I'M &onqreE bcprod)cncn Gimponoerunlsborlug bnnocte c
ih ean5 bepnocrs Inn sic aniteraten. NuNen umo Stolener fonnlcn 90
bel qons 6eIouoers in getradt. 1c i6rigen gfotionen Gurnpos lieferr
eioentIih nur iebr meige, sic 0s GinpnnOerlngscramen nht beiebcr
nir0en. Sdle6Iid fonnte man od9 gcgen Oie nngebiloetc &loHc nod
fdiig fem. @ir amerifoncr mer6cn iiderlN niht bcbaupten fGnncn, baf
ale unferer 2cute idreibens- uno leensfrmOg iino; parnn pcrfnbren mi,
0enn 10 ircqg nit Den c%lropGiiden Aaiteroten2
Nenn man oNe llHgebil0eten 5nHefc, miir0c 0n0rrf Dem StoatC
fan Nadtel ermaficn. Gs Iiegt il fenc @efobr Dor, Dab 0ne boberJ
SteIungen bethlehem mir0en in0 fr Die Geuo6nIdpn 2ano- oOr Stro-
Benarbenen mGren Duie gcute 9epiB braidlbar, ia GnBerlt erulni6t.
gSorum nil man bcnn oide yuneapInidden~ Ginunr0crer bon I'M
5eren @etaOcn #fernbaHen2 @r 6ralMrn 2etc1 Die unPr 2nno fultioe
rem beIfen. Ser liegcn menempete Steppen unb 2anoItride broh umo
1mbe6aut. Die aaHeroRn fonntcn aus 4inten berrGdc aornfclNcr
ihaffen. &arrn nil oho Der aongrcb oiee 10 benotigtcn NrbetSfr6itc
fern9ulten? -o%9ltruH".
Washington Journal., 1916-03-31
Rationale Teniter- mno SMrenM.
NeinisMnss : Weieaidnft!

@fon iebe iid Dor fremOen 6cnltcr-
puseru porl Gs lit ullfIug, Oieie
non Der StroBe bereinourufen. Ec-
Sic Moin 4t55, un0 mir
diden Sbnen eiuen %erfnbrenen Scn.
tier p0er Stlbcnpuser ms SolS.
Sbcnlo nerriGten mir 8acrutm- Rci.
nigltng.
National Window 6 Office Cleaning Co.
Sedltc unO . Str. N.s@.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25
zEbRAS TACKLE
ANCIENT foe At
FORDYCE TODAY
Bassett Expects Victory,
But Fordyce Has Always
Been Worthy Opponent.

Eighteen husky football players,
wearers Of the colors of the Pine
Bluff High school, will go to Fordyce
early this morning on the local, to
play a game against the Fordyce
High school squad this afternoon.
Coach Bassett will head the squad,
and will bring back the boys on the
early morning train Sunday. He ek-
pects also 20 bring back victory.
although he stated the Zebras will
be without the services of two of their
regular PLAYERS, Perdue and Albright.
Ferdue has been one of the big stars
OF the present football season, but
has big carbuncle on the back vi
his neck, and will not be able to
make the trip. Albright has been
suffering with an attack Of maarial
fever and is now under the care Of
physician.
despite the loss OF these two men, y
said Coach Bassett, eve expect to
win. | believe the boys will show
every necessary bit of pep, and while
dc not want to appear over conf
dent, I sincerely think we will add
another game to our string
Fordyce lost to Pine Bluff here
early in the season, by q to 0. but
it is understood they have strength
! ened considerably since that time
They held Little Rock to tie several
| weeks ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25
HIGH OFFICIALS TO
SEE FOOTBALL GAME
Several Cabinet Members Among
Those to Witness Army.Nayy Bat.
tie in New York Today.

New York, Nov 24.-For the twen-
ty-first time since 1890, the Army and
Navy football teams will meet IN
mimic battle upon the gridiron here
tomorrow when the two service elev-
ems line up on the Polo grounds
ereensward. Notwithstanding the
counter attraction of the Harvard
Yale contest at New Haven, every
ticket for the vast baseball stadium
has been sold for several weeks and
the gathering of spectators will pre-
sent all the picturesqueness for which
this gridiron struggle Is noted.
High government officials, members
of the cabinet, together with hundreds
of officers of all ranks from the
army and navy will attend. accom-
panied by wives and daughters prom
irent in Washington social circles.
From MANY other cities of the South,
East and West will come persons
prominent in civil and society sets
together with scattering of foreign
government representatives. Win
the naval and military corps in uni
form as background the setting
should equal if not surpass any seen
at previous academy game, either
at Philadelphia, Princeton or this city
The two squads OF players and sub.
stitutes arrived upon the scene OF
the coming battle earlier in the day
and both ran through light sigma
| drills and practice at the Polo
grounds in order to familiarize them
selves with the lights and shadows
Of the field upon which they will meet
tomorrow. Practice for both academy
elevens was secret. but the coaches
announced that all the leading play
ers were in satisfactory physical con-
| dition and that they expected hard
fought contest with plenty of football
thrills before the winner was final
| ly evolved
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25
MfXICANS AGRfF
To j. 5. Plan
B0ROFR CONTROL
Protocol Providing for the
Withdrawal of Pershing's
Troops Is Signed.
CARRANZA MUST BE
GIVEN ASSISTANCE
American Troops Be Withdrawn With
in 40 Days After Protocol Approved
by Both GOyernments-BO
Patrol Be Left to Armies.

Atlantic City, y. j., Nov. 24.-With
drawal of the American troops who
went into Mexico in pursuit Of Fran
cisco Villa, after the Columbus raid,
and patroiling of the border by the
respective armies of the United States
and Mexico. was agreed to in a pro-
tocol signed here late today by the
members of the American Mexican
Joint commission. seeking to adjust
differences between the two countries
Adjournment of the conference SEES
sions was taken Immediately, to allow
commissioners to go to Mexico to
place the proposal before First Chief
Carranza for his approval
The plan, characterized by Secre-
tary of Interior Lane. chairman of the
American commission, as the begin
ming of policy (which will make a
| Mexico that we can live with" pro-
vides that General Pershing shall
bring his men across the line within
40 days after the protocol is finally
approved by the two governments,
| unless the conditions in Northern
Mexico have become such that the
| Mexican border is endangered by
| bandits.
The admonition, is contained in a
| separate document, however, that the
United States reserves the right to
| pursue into Mexico any bandit force
! that crosses the international line.
The question of cooperation on the
| border is left to commanding officers
of the two forces there.
After the protocol was signed, Sec
rotary Lane issued statement dei2n-
ing to certain extent. the policy of
the United States government for
Mexico. He stated that he believed
General Carranza strong man and
that he should be given full
Chance adding that Mexico will
either do right without our help or
with it: That is her choice"
| Secretary Lane left here late today
with copy of the protocol. to be sub
mitted to the American government
If it is ratified, the commission Will
convene on December 8, to resume
the discussion of other questions af-
fecting the two countries, especially
those related to the protection of life
and property of Americans and other
foreigners IN Mexico. If ratification
by either government is withheld the
work of the conference will be de-
clared at an end.
The right of the American govern
ment to send troops across the border
in pursuit Of bandits is not incorpor-
ated in the protocol, but was made
the subject Of supplemental memo
Irandum. The Mexicans had contend
ed earnestly against signing any
agreement in which they appeared tc
sanction what they termed the viola
ton of their national territory. 1t
was the agreement of the Americans
finally to content themselves with
stating the attitude of the United
States in a separate memorandum
that induced the Mexicans to sign the
agreement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25
Story Of Atlantic Island,

Plato tells the story OF tho great
island Of Atlantis and puts it's exis-
tence 5000 years before his time. His
location Of 1t is about half way be-
tween the western projection of Africa
and the Gulf of Mexico. Its civiliza-
ton was supposed to be very advanced
and It's powerful armies were said to
have penetrated Africa as far as
Egypt. The whole island, according
to this legend, was engulfed by the sea
In day and night. Another story
says that great earthquake destroyed
the island. The legend was ascribed
to Egyptian priests. and on some old
Italian maps Atlantis is placed to the
westward Of the Azores. Among some
tribes Of South and Central America
there Is the legend of vast cataclysm
which engulfed great extent of'land.
Eminent scientists have found moth
Ing impossible in the existence at some
time Of u great Atlantic island, but the
story of Atlantis is generally regarded
as a myth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25

The three C's for earring for milk
in the home are: Keep it Cold, Cow
cred, Clean.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25
List your used cars with the Auto
Exchange, l119 Main street telephone
GAG. 11-251m
Figs From Sycamores.

Ordinary fig trees in Palestine bear
the figs at the outer end of the boughs
and twigs. Just above our house in
Beirut stands gnarled ancient syca.
more. AT certain seasons the trunk it.
self and many of the larger branches
are covered with thousands of small
green figs, which grow on small twigs
springing directly from the huge trunk
and larger branches. They are green.
prickly, juiceless, and fall by thou.
sands, with not even a hungry child
to pick them up. They never mature,
except when someone climbs the tree
and pinches them for number Of
days, as boy pinches an apple or or.
ange before eating or sucking 1.-THE
Christian Herald.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25
YALE AND HARVARD
FOLLOWERS GATHER

New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. 24.-Thou-
sands of followers of the colors Of Yale
and Harvard are already here for the
game, which will award football hon
ors to one or the other university to-
morrow. Hotels, clubs, fraternity and
dormitories have been thrown open to
the visiting classmen and graduates,
and every arriving train is adding it's
quota to the throng already here. More
than $4,000 tickets have been sold for
the game, which means that the crowd
in the Bowl" tomorrow afternoon
will be the largest ever assembled to
witness any form Of athletic or sport
ing event in this country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25
Vegetable Diet.

There Is no doubt that human beings
can get along very well on vegetable
diet. Some Of The strongest men in
the world (the Oriental porters) live
almost wholly on rice and the various
fruits. The horse and the OK, noted
for their strength, are purely vege.
tartan. The old idea that in order to
be strong one must devour great stores
OF meat is no longer considered scien.
dhcally orthodox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25
Wasted Labor.

Little Edna, who was watching the
men working a pile-driver in the lot
opposite. said to her mother. "Tm so
sorry for those poor men, mamma !;
they've been trying and trying to lift
out that great weight, and every time
they get II almost to the top it falls
right back again."--Boston Transcript
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25
COTTON BELT TEAM
Wins AT BASKETBALL
Franey -Culpepper Club Loses Close
Contest - VOss FOrfeits to
Elkins.

Because the members Of the Voss
team were not present, to play the
scheduled game against the Elkins
team last night, forfeiture was de.
clared, and the Elkins are credited
with the victory.
The Cotton Belt team had little diff
ficulty defeating the Franey- Culpep-
per team, although during the first
half of the contest the latter held the
former to hard, gruelling neck and
neck contest. In the second half, how.
ever, the Cotton Belts overwhelmed
their opponents. The scores were as
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25
Conscience. Not Consequence,

When you are in doubt as to the
course to take, consult your con.
science, not consequences. Do right,
and never mind how things are going
to turn out. One who steers his
course so as to avoid everything un.
pleasant, makes q zigzag course, ana
may miss the harbor at last. Follow
conscience. and leave consequences to
Nod.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

At Baton Rouge-L. S. L. I, Ric1
institute of Houston Z.
At Waco-Baylor %. Austin col
lese 0.
At Kansas City-Wm. Jewel 90
Drury O.
At Baldwin, Kan.-Baker 10. En-
poria State normal 0.
At Pittsburg, Kan.--pittsburg State
normal 6, ottawa 0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25
1.-The Name is a Guarantee"

A submarine tender built for the
Brazilian navy can admit an under
water boat into it's hull and carry it
or subject it to extreme water pres
sure to test it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25

Realizing that bass feel the hot
weather, Hibard Raymond placed a
cake Of ice in a rocky cove in Lake
Keuka, N. Y, and soon caught eight
fine fish.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25

The files of the United States de-
partment of agriculture contain more
than 100000 cards concerning the
distribution and migration of North
American birds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25

Congress has appropriated money
for experiments looking to the in
crease of production of sugar-beet
seed in the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25

Of 1900 cows tested through Al
Wisconsin cow-testing associations
last year, 1876 were disposed of as
improbable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-11-25

War conditions in Europe have re-
suited in very noticeable falling off
in the importation of birds, particu-
larly canaries.
The Washington times., 1916-09-16
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And what's going to happen to you.
my dear7"
Now that all this Is straight" she re-
piled. with a faint smile, 81 can turn
round and remake my life. You and
Barbara will help"
with all our hearts," said I.
That In practically all, up to the press
ent. that I have TO tell you about Jaf-
fey. What words passed between him
and Losha In the drawing room have
never known.
They were married. Our Vicar pcr-
formed the ceremony. j gave the bride
away. Liosha revealed the feminine
ter by insisting on the bridal panoply
| OF white satins, veil and orange bios
| SONS. confess, she looked superb. She
looked like Valkyr. A leather-visaged
war correspondent. named BurchesteT,
whom ] had never seen before, ana
have not seen since. acted as best man.
| susan, tense with the responsibilities
OF office. was the only bridesmaid.
Mrs. Jupp date Considine) and her Cen
eral were our only guests. Doria ex.
cused herself from attendance. but sent
| the bride a travelling case fitted with
myriad OF dazzling gold-stoppered
bottles and a phantssma goria Of gold
| mounted toilette implements.
| And they went on their honeymoon
And where do you think they wentf
They signed again on the steamship
| Vesta. And Captain Maturin gave them
his cabin, which In more than would
have done. and slept. I presume IN
the dog-hole. And they were as happy
as the ship was abominable. -
Now. as ] write. there is a war going
on In the Balkans. Jaffery Is there. az
the correspondent OF the Daily Gazette
Liosha Is there. too, as the insepara BILE
and peculiarly invaluable companion Of
Jaffery Chayne. They live impossible
lives. But what has that got to DO
with you or me? They like II. They
adore II. A more radiantly mated pair
| the earth cannot produce. Their two
year-old son Is learning the practice q
the herioc virtues at Cettinje, while his
parents loaf about battle fields in full
T., eruption.
Poor little mite" says Barbara
But I say:
Lucky little Pantagruel!"
CThe End