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The Washington times., 1916-12-27

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Occidental,
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hsieisn.
| TENNESSEE.
T. O, peyiiu, Cbattanooga
HATTIE uu~..
TmAAS.
H,rnest Naiie. Austin. vii,
lard.
II. w. Scott, San Antonio
William IMAM Ea,in. San Antonio
Harris
]. X. Wood, Hubbard, Capi.
tol Park.
John Dun. san Antonio,
Sterling,
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VIRGINIA.
L. A puvdev. .Cu,pcper
wiiiard
T. q. Davdey. Culpeper.
willard
IN Kennistop I,,ohmopd
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rhhitt
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Mr. and Mrs. j. n. aaunder.
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Mr. ana Mr.. w. L.. Harris.
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The Washington times., 1916-12-27
HERE'S A HARD LUCK STORY
Hair Was Red. Feet Were Flat;
Nothing Oolnp.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2T.-His hair IL red
and his feet are Nat and therefore
neither husband nor hero may he be.
come.
A girl turned down Albert y.
Legge. OF waukegan, ILL.,, because of
his crimson toppiece and this
brought about such a condition OF
disoonsolation that he betook himself
to the recruiting station OF the
United states Marine Corps in this
city and offered himself as a lighting
man.
The surgeon had no fault to lind
with his red hair, but when he got TO
the other end OF Legge-his feet-he
said officially:
"Hou have been standing on them
too much. The arches OF your feet are
too low to withstand service hiking"
The Washington times., 1916-12-27
FAIL TO GET LICENSES
Two Applicants Refused After
Hearings BY Excise Board.

Following hearings, the Excise
Board today rejected two applica.
lions for barroom licenses.
The applicants were Eugene
o'Brien for a transfer from Edwin
Farley, at Il5 Thirteenth street
northwest, and Herman Il. Shapiro
for a transfer from Roger ]. GULL.
name, at 1902 Water street south.
west, Protest was made by A. u.
Shoemaker, attorney for the Anti.
Saloon League, In each case.
The Washington times., 1916-12-27

II. @. Conway, Philadelphia
Harrington.
Sam Gross. Philadelphia
Harrington.
$. u. Wash, Philadelphia,
Harrington.
A. Mitch. II Palmer. Strouds-
burg. Shoreham.
John ID. Myers, Philadelphia.
Shoreham.
r. A. williams and wife.
Pittsburgh, Bellevue. \
Mr.. and Mrs. william j.
Hughes, Philadelphia. Har-
Mr.. ana Mrs. y. p. Howes,
Philadelphia, Harris.
l.; L. Ziegier. Harrisburg.
g. b. Gaskill. Philadelphia,
Harris.
O.; .; Plank. Allentown,
Fred Shepherd, Easton. Har-
p. +. riorney, Confluence.
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. %. Hachett.
Philadelphia, Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Heron,
Canonsburg. Continentsl.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. IL. Who
land, Pittsburgh. Cont
II. Il. Fisher, Philadelphia.
Continental.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ".
somerson, Philadelphia,
Continental.
T.. II. Skinner, Philadel'
phia, Continental.
J. q. Fegnn and wife, Phiia-
dciphia. wilnWt.
J. Il. Price, Pittsburgh,
Sterling.
J. .,i y; Gall philadelphia
Otto olsson. Ephiola. ster'
J. /. MOsley, Philadelphia.
Phillip Barr, Philadelphia,
Sterling.
w. NJ. Hubert. Philsdel-
phIa, Cochran.
J. 4. Dennlng. Phhadel-
phia, Cochran.
q. J.. Lawier. Philadelphia,
Metropolitan.
n. T. Taylor. Philadelphia.
National.
n. u. Ham. Philadelphia. |
National.
National.
~. u. Dickey. PtttsburEn,
National.
Anne Grant. Pittsburgh, Ma
p. II. Ross. Philadelphia. Ma
tional.
:. A. King. Philadelphia. Ma
tional.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker. York.
~. James.
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Arturo Garcia. Manila, New
Narnum.
RHODE ISLAND.
Miss Grace y. Rowley,
Providence. Ebbitt.
MlsH A. T.. Greene, Prou
dcnce. Congress Hall.
John =. Carey, Providence.
Driscoll.
Albert Der. Baker. Provi-
dence. Gordon.
Mrs. Albert Der. Baker,
Providence. Gordon.
RUSSIA.
Miic Nelds Nourwisky. Pc
troxrpd. Winston.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Mrs, u. LouEhlin and dadEh'
ter, Columbia, Harris
The Washington times., 1916-12-27
ALEXANDRIA FIRE
DAMAGE Is HEAVY
Four Dwellings and Stable Are
Partially Destroyed
BY Blaze.

ALEXANDRIA. Dee. 2T.-several
thousand dollars damage was caused
by fire which swept through four
houses ON Fayette and Cowmefeo
streets yesterday afternoon the
blaze had Its origin In stable on
the proparty sof Mrs. william Rogers
A brisk east wind helped to spread
the flames to adjoining, houses oceu'
pied by Robert Cline, Edward VIII
IiamH, George Ballard and Edward
Mills, and gave the firemen a stub
born fight. The stable was practically
destroyed and the -four dwellings bad
~ damaged. Two OF the houses were
owned by NJ u. Harlow and Hender'
son Brothers owned tho other two.
Household goods In each were re.
moved.
Mrs. Hannah Trumble, administra'
trix OF the estate OF her husband, Ed
ward Trumbie. the fireman who was
killed In the wreck at Charlottesville
Ia November, was given a verdict OF
$4,000 In the suit which she brought
against the Southern Railway Com
pany for $4,000 In Corporation Court
here yesterday afternoon. The case
was docketed by consent, 4, keith
Carlin appearing for Mrs, Trumble
and Gardner l.. Boothe representing
the railway company.
Walter q. Foster was named as
collector OF delinquent capitation
taxes yesterday by Judge Louis e.
Barley. The position Is a new one
created by the act OF the last general
assembly.
Reappointment OF Robinson Mon,
cure. u. u. Lawler sand Clinton =.
Ballinger ~ members OF the board OF
tax review for the third consecutive
year, has been announced by Judge
Louis e, Barley. Clerk OF the courts,
Neville :, Greenaway, Is secretary to
the board.
The Christmas celebration OF Payne
Street Presbyterian Chapel viii be
held this evening. The Second Pres
byterian Sunday School will hold It's
celebration tomorrow evening.
Mr.. J. Ellis Norris, stationed at
Havana, Cuba, as representative %
II. q. Dun a. Co.. is the guest OF his
parents. Mi. and Mrs. Mark II, Norris,
in Prince street.
j, b. Clinedenst, OF the state labor
department, was n complainant In the
city police court this morning against
"A local merchant, whom he charged
with compellirtg some of his female
employees To work over ten hours dur.
ing the Christmas season. Four young
ladies were brought as witnesses.
The evidence showed that some Of
them had worked eleven hours each
during three days last week. Chap
ter los OF the state code of Virginia
forbids the working of employees OF
any store in the commonwealth over
eight hours In the twenty,four and
provides tine of $40 for violation of
same, Judge Cation imposed the fine.
II is said that Mr. Clinedenst has been
spending some time in this city in.
vestigattpg working conditions here,
andthe action brought by him this
morning Is one of the results.
The Washington times., 1916-12-27
WILL GIVE BOX PARTY
womsn's Relief Corps TO Entertain
Veterans.

A box party will be given by the
Lincoln woman's Relief Corps. No. 9.
auxiliary to Lincoln Post, Grand Army
OF the Republic. on Friday evening at
the Grand Army Hall.
The guests OF honor will be Past
Junior Vice Commander-in-chief Levant
Dodge. his wife, Mrs Mary II. Dodge.
national senior vice president. Woman's
Relief Corps. and Che department presl-
dent. Mrs. Jennie T. Thompson.
IL will be an entirely social affair.
The friends OF Lincoln Post and Corps
are invited. All the women who at
tend will tx a box OF luncheon for two
people. The method of obtaining part
ners for the luncheon IL expected to
furnish much amusement
The Washington times., 1916-12-27
TURTLES INVADE MILL.

fHAWWoND, La, Dee. GA tidal,
wave of swapping turtles nearly
closed the lumber mill of the Genesee
Lumber Company when they invaded
the millpond where the logs are
soaked before going to she sawyer.
The turtles numbered about 900 and
were washed up by the gulf coast
hurricane, Some weighed 100
pounds. =
The Washington times., 1916-12-27

This drug L. a. ether
compound. IL simply
loosens the dead cal.
fused skin. II doesn't
eat IL away, but ioosens
u 80 II peels right or
with the nngers.
A quarter ounce OF
this freeEone costs little
at any, pharmacy. but Is
sufficient 20 remove
every corn or calIus
from ones feet. This
IL the only way 10 FREQ
the feet from corns and
calluses without sore.
ness, danger or infec.
ton.
The Washington times., 1916-12-27
will Be Part Of Pre-lnauguraI
Educational Exhibit Now
Being Arranged.
ORGANIZATION PERMANENT
Plans Considered to Construct
Fine Building on Property
Owned BY Government.

Plans for housing state products
which will form part OF the proposed
permanent exposition In Washington
arc under consideration by the gen
eral committee In charge OF the pre-
inaugural educational exhibit to be
held in Washington.
Whether efforts are 20 be made to
obtain separate stste buildings or a
single building in which each State
would be represented by a room or a
suite OF rooms 10 the question to be
decided.
The latter proposal IL the one most
favored. according, TO communities
tlons received by Edward +. Cola
day, chairman OF the committee.
Csst Would Ne Less.
II is pointed out that the cost
would be less and that the States
would be more likely to agree to con.
tribute their pro.rata share. sugges-
ton In nt~de that the building be To-
Gated on ground already owned by
the Government.
Decision as 20 the plans will be
reached alta conference OF State rep
resentatives to be held In Washing
ton March 2 under the auspices OF
the Federation Of CitiEens' Associa-
lions.
Plans for a permanent organization
will then be effected. II 10 the In
tention OF officials OF the federation
and other advocates OF the single
building to urge that sufficient funds
be collected to insure the erection
OF one or the finest structures In the
city.
Headquarters Opened.
headquarters OF the committee
were opened at the Powhaton Hotel
today with John L. Martin. secretary,
and william Mex. Clayton, chairman
OF the publicity and finance com
mittee~In charge. Under their direc-
ton. aided by W. y. Kennedy, pub
llcity director. an astive publicity
campaign will be begun the hrst OF
the year. Indorsement OF the ex-
the District Commissioners.
Commissioner Brownlow. chairman
OF the committee 20 arrange for an
historical pageant In connection
with the Inauguration has had sew
oral conferences with federation
leaders regarding the plans.
The Commissioner said today that
the display OF various governmental
activities could be made one OF i'm
mense educational value. lie In in-
Ierestsd particularly In the District
OF Columbia exhibit which In In
charge OF n committee OF which Jesse
c. Suter L. chairman.
The Washington times., 1916-12-27

Conduit roads. Washington. who has
hosts OF friends in this city. she
tells how she was relived OF a bad
case OF stomach trouble by Plant
Juice. after suffering for years. al
follows:
"For three years I have suffered
with my stomach and everything l
ate would ferment In nav stomae1
and form gas and j suffered agony
after eating, and the gus pressed
against my heart and caused palpita-
tion. l was so nervous / could never
get good nights sleep. had head
aches, and was always dizzy, due 10
deranged liver; ] was constipatcd
my kidneys were affected and mad
terrible pains in my back and side:
was always tired aud my whole
system was run down. Since l have
taken Plant Juice | am able to eat
all OF my meals and digest my food;
sleep well and can now eat fruit,
which ! have not been able to do for
years: | am not nervous, sleep well.
and my liver and kidneys are in good
condition. Plant Juice has made
new woman OF me and am glad 10
give this public Endorsement for II,
My friends all tell me how well
am looking and tell them that 1t is
Plant Juice"
The Plant Juice Man is at The
Peoples Drug store, corner Of 9Th
daily meeting the local public. and
Introducing and explaining the merits
OF this remedy.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-12-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reservoir view-wiiiiam r. Brodt
TO Anna NJ. Gaegier. lot ~. lot 1. so.
Fortine Enlarged-AnnaM Gaeglsr
ct vir. Francis A. TO Andrew ID. and
Elsa Loffier. part tract described. SO.
Mount Pieasant-Emma l.. Robert
son to Lewis Il. Breuninger. lot $50.
$40.
The Washington times., 1916-12-27
PLANT JUICE GAVE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF
Washington Lady Had Suf-
fered for Over Three Years
With Stomach Trouble.

Among the hundreds OF statements
new stomach remedy, Ilant Juice
now being introduced IN t.Iis city,
none IL OF greater interest than chat
OF Mrs. c. W. Bishop. OF New Cut anu
The Washington times., 1916-12-27

After the corn or callus Is lifted
away the skin benes:h and surround.
ing. IL found pink and healthy, and
not infamed, or even irritated. This
IL a good thing to know.
The Washington times., 1916-12-27
PEEL OFF cAllUSES
WITH THE FINGERS

To painiessiy and quickly remove
any callus spots from the bottom of
the feet apply . few drops OF freesons
directly upon the hardened skin and
shortly Il will peel right on without
pain, soreness or bleeding.
The Washington times., 1916-12-27
ARE PEOPLE FROM YOUR HOME
STOPPING AT CAPITAL HOTELS?
List of Arrivals From the Various States and
Other Countries Recorded on Regis
tiers of Local Hostelries.

the arrivals Warrington hotels during the
The Washington times., 1916-12-27
ALL WAR FRONTS QUIET.

PARIS. Dec. 27.-Calm on all
fronts was exported by the war officc
statement today.
The Washington times., 1916-12-27

q. q. Vaughan and wife, Be-
lima, willard.
AUSTRALIA.
ID. NJ. Hedderwick. Mel
bourne. Ebbitt.
NJ. n, Lush. Melbourne, Eo-
bitt.
CALIFORNIA.
Ethel NJ. oaskett. Concord.
Ebbitt.
J. II. Polk. Los Angeles.
Mrs. Polk and child, Los
AnEsies. shoreham.
L. b. Polk. Los Angeles.
Bhorehani.
r. G. Anderson. Los An
geles,. Drisooii.
Adolf Heindsman, Pasadsna,
Miss n. %. Ei,o,,, Los An
geies. Continental.
CANADA.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Leisner,
winnipeg, willard.
n. Cohen, winnipcs, Ra-
leigh.
CUnA.
n Marian. Havana, RIA
'isisS'
CoNNECTICUT.
tf-.. q. nax. Man Hayen-
willard. ,,..,,u,
WIZARD.
Walter NJ. knight. Bridge
rt, willard.
y. n. Fowler and. wife, New
Haven, consr... Hall.
winston sS !. = 49,. w.,.r.
bury. priscoii.
MT. and MT; ~ Sr'
South Norws,s; h,
'onn Du'' NC" na''
nns,on; . ...,,.rs M.
q ,,o o. I'e's"'' '''
DELAWARE
LEG hei' "'s'o
80, ~ Val WILMINGTON.
IIsyY,.
G. u. =; N''''' Wilmington
~, ~ NAT, a.ibvytiie. \
con,in.n,si'
ENGLAND. |
A. ". Lsioson' bo"'o"' w"
,, ion p..,., tonao, Win. |
Helen rrenen' b""u'' w"
s'on' -
GEORGIA..
cha. A Mstx Atlanta, Will
l,rd
-
u.biNo"
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. w. bryd'
chIoaEo, willard.
a. "A. Wolper and wife. CHI
caso. willard. .,
n bellevue. may
J.. r'o"n' ~
us n u.rmop. Chi.
ihon p.,.,.h-
,nsr pureeli Chicago, ia.
leigh. -
Wllmm - "
hA's,s .n.h.n.. Chicago,
- u..sis
hayr's w.,,,n.. Chicago. !
u.,,i. 1
W Il. Hanna and wife.
rs Ssissss G. e eeGs and Wife
chicago capits ras,
Nalen,ins J. psn,1n' '"
Miss VI. Avis Peodlss. Chi
cako. Contlnen'a';c s,s.
'c 3 menu. CHICAGO. con.
tinentaL
INDIANA.
.. ku.,. For, wayns, /
N " ss.,o, and wife, In. |
dis an as,, i'Ai insisnapo,is. |
HAfrins,oa,
NAN5As.
A, an, mu ID p Camp.
.,i "a I. mily pittaburg.
su sna nanny
''a,s'' n..r,, Joliet Har.
~ -, -, a. n"s A.,
''
MAINE. !
Nh. n. s. Dyer, Portland, 4
EbbItt.
Mrs A. NJ, McConiFon.
Portland " obItt.
,...y.Axn
"
Talbot Jones, baitimore'
wizard.
J. ~. Clark, Baltimore. Eb-
bitt.
Mr.. and MIS-. Roberts jr'
Cumberland. Ebbitt.
y. W. Hutton, baltimore,
Eb5itt.
n. X. Waters, Gernanto~h,
Eimtt.
iii
4, u. Aimony, HaEersto~n'
Shoreham.
r. Il. Dieter. Baltimore,
ShorehAm.
rhlilp ~. Harrison. hAltl-
more. shorshsm. =
mere. shor.ham. -. /.
sboreham'
George Mahooi. baltimore,
shoreham,
'T ,nSre shorehsm.
Henry W. steele. tr., Bal
tImore. shoreham.
scott, ", Balti-
n,o :. shorsham.
=; ,,on ~ WAL Wall
M FORBES and wife, Bal
,in,ore New ysrnum.
r"ns,,si n dream Port De.
noII, H.rrinston.
m "A. nn,ord Raltimore
Dsie,sh
NJ ma Mr.. ". w. payen.
-, psi.,.h
Va o ns~or'h Baltimore
1870,
=. No.. aaI,,more
C,'Aihsr, RaItimore. Har-
"
IA R,t.man RaItimore
u.rp,s
a.. -,
The Washington times., 1916-12-27


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u" u,..,.. ,.r
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vii, I,w,r shorohsn
Y a. Carroll. shoreham.
bnnIna Jesiihe''e piaAie''
snotcnhm, -, -,
a. ~. snouss ''u "e'
shoIeha M,
w W. Wiche'shah' beh
uVue, -, liz. nail.
~ DAVIS anu WIFE, po''
Nue. Y- f.
w. Cin,nM h"NeS ~"
.gress hall., ,
~ a. Wh'ih'' So"s
ha., u,,, ,..
Hall.
N. u. Thorn. Congress Hall.
u ~ hun'o"' S
n w, Zurich, winston.
Mr. ~, and Mrs. j. S'rau'' DIS
4. ,iock prI.eoll.
is,,ar shfman prIscoli.
n a CLARKE Driscoli.
n. L. o'suillvan, Driscoll,
'g son
he n. Alteufus. Hudson.
~ n. Rodlken, Cochran.
T. 4. Manson, National. .
VI. p. HiiiIp, National.
p. q Webb. National.
NJ. Freeman. National,
William Trist, National.
warren vsrhie. National.
George Jally, National.
A, T., aehone. National.
nj E Recedes. National.
a wsbst.r. National,
II. ouomon, National.
nj az Moore, National.
J. ], o'Connor, National.
J, Nets, National.
e, jackson, National.
w WiIlIam. National. .
n n. Nesuiase. National.
Jossph porf. National
"a. kreeFer National.
&c Miles. So. James.
wIIilam Al nrocky. Harris.
Lawrenee J, IIirsch, Capitol
park
A Iionman Capitol Park.
p.man DisA and wife. Cant.
' ,ol pstb ~
A TraTaIa and wife. Capitol
PARK.
B. :. u. Proe,oi. Continental.
a., rnd Mr. NJ. n Patter.
son copt,nsntai
Az and Mr.. NJ Mo.s Con.
tinsntaI.
i Murphy Murphy. con,insnisi.
n. N. pcNey. Sterling.
A. A. 4. ssrssa-,. s,sTiins.
Aihar stassnan. Sterling,
Ven " Parker Sterling
xuxp vnun NJ. . ..p
w" ~ ~
W. Ryan, IT,. Buffalo, RIA
leigh. -
Edward Chester. Nj. Holly.
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase and
en-. Syracuse, bancroft.
Mrs, \. Herendcsn. Beneva.
Richmond. -,
A. Post aid wife and eihl-
drsn. shorsham, -.
Er,s. Nan. 800. -. |
Eres. Hall.
J. PARKS. Brooklyn. Congress 1
Hall.
u, Parks brooklyn. Con
re. haiL .,..,,,, co. |
rr,.. Hall.
Alfred Parks BrookIyn, Con. !
Ere.. Hall.
nj. A, Inddinston, BROOKLYN,
Congress Hall.
G Patterson. brooklyn Ne"
Narnum.
~ l. Patterson. brooklyn.
New NAfnum.
Evelyn Joyce, Aetna Wins
ton.
~, shannon New Rochelle
winston
~ Tompklns' Brookiyn'
winston,
w A. htoNins, utiea' Ma
y Sh,t.,oo.,r p,ooli,r
,,a,., '"
a.. p,oo.,,, Ma
-,,an., ~
II. ., Ma. brooklyn. Ma.
llonaL - ,,,,
Nsnes ,hufmAn' hiiourn,
Henry mi. R,ooL,v, s..
llanal
The Washington times., 1916-12-27

n: y winters hoiyohe' WIZ
lard. - So,
v, ~ ordWsy BOSTON, WIZ
lard. - ~ M,
i,yi v" "
J. n. Powell, Willard.
II. Brown, Willard.
| T. Liebert. Boston, RIA
| leigh.
James X. Colder, Boston,
| Raleigh.
II. n. and Mrs. Ripley, Bos-
| ton, ahoreham.
Mas Ripley. Boston. Shore
| ham.
Mt. and Mrs. Wentworth,
| Brookiine. shoreham.
Miss wentworth. Brookline,
l shoreham.
e. DesmArcst Concord, Con-
| grers Hall.
GEORGE solov. Boston, pris-
Asne. squer. Springfield.
| Driscolh
Dwight =. Pierce, wife and
son, Worcester. Capitol
| Park.
r. G.. Harrington, Boston,
sterling.
Marvin g. Taylor. worce-
ster.. Cochran.
Roland u, Taylor Worce-
lister. Cochran.
MICHIGAN.
Mr. and Mr., u.,hsr, War
-, n.,ssi, ,v,i,.,s
pr "a M.,r m', and wifi.
$500, nv" ''
J. " %}I,.on s' AMI wife. De.
- ,r.' "'' ~
''o'' ni
MISSOURI.
Miss LYDIA Hale, California.
Ebbltt,
Miss Dorothy Hale. califor-
MIA. Ebbitt.
c; g. Dlckinson' clinton
a uob.on "a Ioul.. Capitoi
Park.
Usn,,o, pnpt ' OF '
-
NEbhAshh.
's ana boy W S%sSs. HAIRS H%% %'''
-. NORTH y. cAhoL'N Va
Mount, willard.
Harry Barton, Greensboro.
Harrington.
Boyer Little, Raleigh, Har.
rinGton.
N. n. DeAsh. Raleigh. liar.
v. W. Loving. Charlotte. Ma |
tionai.
.. L. hell and wife, Wilson.
National.
Mas Jessie Linyter. Spring /
Hope. National.
G. ~. Heck. Raleigh, Ma.
tionsl.
y. T. Hamilton, Durham, Ma
tionAl.
G. j. Carson. Durham, Ma.
uonal
{. a Moore, Durham. Metro
politan
y. y. Oravos. Durham. Met
ropolitan.
e. =. Moore. Harris.
NEW JEQsry-
Ant anu Mrs :. ". Dunn
u,."o vn w inn.s r.
wildwood; willard. -,
" p.Is,., " hASss' ra'''n'
h,.s r. w. Cor. Trenton
u,uhu u,-.,. ~
I'o'sS' itsn'
,,"" Tkn , ,..
,n ao,,'S' Jersey '''S
,,hArr-,ntton' -, a..
" flanoy' Jersey Ci'y'
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town. Gordon.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-08
President T m m e As o Hopes to Bring All A. A.
 Clubs to Arkansas.
BREWERS DECLARE
 THIS IDEAL PLACE
Though 2S Men Here Yhrar Weeks, Physician Nor Medicine HnuuirG i by Any-Timme Compliment. Water
 Supply and People of City.

President Alfred F. Timme, of the Milwaukee baseball club of the Alneri- can association, left last evening for Milwaukee, via St. Louis.
 In be back in Pine Bluff next spring." he announced. "I have clos ed deal with the chamber of com merce, through Secretary F.. B. Bloom. which virtually means that the Mill waukee club will do it's training here for the next five years, the papers be- ing signed this morning."
 MT. Timme stated that the agree ment is positive that the Brewers will be here next spring, and that the agreement to train here the mex: five years is tentative only, depending up- on the completion of other plans bear ing on such arrangement.
 "It is planned to have all eight clubs of the American association es- tablish their training camps in ArKan- sas, next spring. said MT. Timme Already three of the clubs train in this state, the Milwaukee club il Pine Bluff, the Kansas City cluD at Philadelphia and the St. Paul club at Fort Smith, and each of these clubs will have the same training camps next season.
 "Ihe idea is for tho entire eigh