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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-16
MOVES WALL WESTWARD.

The city council last night granted permossion to the trustees Of the widows and orphans fund of the Masonic bodies, to place the west wall of the Masonic building not ex- ceeding four inches farther west in Chestnut street, this permission not to include the transfer of title to the land in question. It will allow the west wall of the building to be strengthe ned in connection with the rebuilding of the structure, without making an entirely new wall neces- sary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-16
CAR PORTERS HELD. Two Negroes Accuse Each Other of RObbing Shreveport Woman.

Chicago. May 15.-T. H. Gill and Frank Dunn, negro sleeping car DOT ters. who accuse each other of the theft of a $3,000 diamond brooch from Mrs. M G. Swann of Shreve- port, La., were booked here today on charges of larceny. Mrs. Swann dis covered the loss of the brooch while travelling through Sparks, New, en route from Shreveport to California on October IA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-16
NOTICE U. CT.

All members of the Pine Bluff council No. 204. U. c. T., who can and will attend the funeral of our late brother, w. E. Owen, at Hard ing, eight miles west of Pine Bluff on Pine Bluff & Western railroad. please meet promptly at 8 o'clock this morning at s. A. Rosenberg's where we will take automobiles to attend the funeral.
 J. c. CHESTNUTT,
 Acting Senior Councillor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-16
CHARTER STEAMBOAT
 FOR BIG CONVENTION

Chicago, May 15.-Three of the largest steamboats on the Mississippi river have been chartered by the Cook county Democratic central committee as sleeping quarters for Chicago Democrats who will go to St. Louis during the Democratic national convention
 It was said today that at least l. 900 Chicagoans will go to St. Lotus to present the name of Roger c. Sul livan for consideration as a candi- date for the vice presidency before the national convention.
 Hotel accommodation could not be secured for the large delegation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-16
TO PARK AUTOMOBILES.

Mrchants hav1ng cOmpIa1n6d 0I tne custom of parking automobile along the principal streets, in front of their stores, the council last night ordered the preparation of an ordinance set ting aside certain side streets where, automobiles may be parked, The council also ordered an ordinance
 prepared demanding the use of dinl-s mers on automobile headlights.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-16
EMBEzzLER PLEADS GUILTY.

St. Louis, May 15.-Robert E. Rigby former assistant cashier in the office of the treasurer of the Wabash railroad, pleaded guilty today to em- beezlement of $1S,000 and was sen- fenced to three years imprisonment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-16
NOMINATE POSTMASTER.

Washington, May 15.-President Wilson today sent to the senate the nomination of Lou E. Russell to be postmaster at West Monroe, La.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-16

A limited number of 9x12 Sanitary Grass Rugs, $1O everywhere, for $5.95, while they last. See windows. Knox Walkers. 5-14-3t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-16
The Weather

Tuesday. fair, cooler in eastern and southern portions; Wednesday. fair.
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Slieocr AHbmkcrf's
ncmeItct Brief!

aincoln, glebr., s. Sui 1916.
.2ieber SER 9eterl
8iel gleiles fam i9 Sbnen bon
bier nidt beridteu; tuie sic geipiB
ietbit qeleien baben, 1T 0as 4. Ge.
aiment am 5rcitag morgen abge.
icgelt; MIR @enige eaben ben ob.
Bieben0en Observation-Disclosures
bos @rleite, man fonnte fat Die
anpeienocn 5dblen. Sb es bier om
n0tigen 9atriotisnuis feblt, ooer Oh
Die gl6reiIe Dem 8itblifitm ni6t be.
FAINT mar, lpeib i'd ni6t id claude
aber, eriteres lit Der 5aa.
Sabe aud Serrn RoBring oilfge.
I19t, melder eloubt, Dab 0as B..
Rcgiment oIeidfa1s boIo obgeido.
ben miro.
Stun aii meiner llftigen @btei.
lung. gis lett boben ii6 81 Monn
'gemelOet 45 iperoen MIR benOtigt
aIlerOings per6en nod einige I'M
tauglid ietn, foodB mir Damn nit
AS Mann our SduIe abgeihoben
peroen. @onn oieies gei6eben
niro, piiien mir ni6t. Gs meroen
MIR s 5lieger BON inns gebrou6t,
Die onoeren perOen ols N2e91niter,
Gleftrifer, QutomobiIfabrer uip.
uusgebiloet. Sreitdg no6mittng
muBte i6 an Der 8uiammenitellung
oes bier befin6liaeH 8oppeloeders
mitbelfen.
Timer SberIttommonOieren6er
Ianote Elm Telegromm nod 8d.
ibington un6 bot I'M SnItruttionen
unIere abteilung betreffeuo; Oh ioI.
DE eingelaufen iino, nuBte infer
4apt. Mar @luaen nitt, meinte
aber, 0oB ale onoeren Staoten net
bid ouf ms p1ren, neil mir 5lt.
allererlt uniere Glieger. Qbteilung
nuf boGe St1rfe gebradt bdtten.
Sm iibrigen meint er aud, bob Der
8efebl nidt LANCE mebr ausbIeiben
f0nne, On 6lieger on Der @ren5e
ortrgeno ben0tigt niiroen.
IS Deibt chen, ii6 in 9eouIo fai.
len.
80. 6. @abmforf.
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SiSncr crbdlt
cine Wirfi6aft!

Sioneb, gIebr., s. syilIi. - Ser
Iangc aampf iibcr Die Brobibitions.
frage in Sioneb pirOe geitern i'm
Diftriftgeri6t our @nti6eiouug &c.
broft. Mi6ter Grimes gob oabin
elm urieil ab, DAB Die 4bitimmung
iiber @infiibrung bon 9robibition IN
nnIerem 6rte bel Der GountDpabl
nit elmer StimmengIei9beit enOete.
Dieier @ntifeiO beitdtiet oas He.
Iultot Der Stimmennoh3dbler.
gefanntli1 bate Der Stnotrat,
6eIIen O1ebrbeit ontiprobibitioni.
itii6 lit, infoIge 0ieies &eiultats
Siebelt q. aben cine 8irtihofts.
Ii3ens getpGbrt, tpogegen Die BRO.
bibttioniiten ie6od Giniprud erbo.
ben. Gur9 Die geitrige gerthtliae
enti6eioung lit Der ginipruh iii.
giiltig gemorOen uno SioneD erbGlt
feline @irti6aft.
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GckaI=uadbric6tcn
aus Sremcnt, uebr.
G. Nn[i 1916.

o. ASulI l9lO.
6rGulein 2dltru 6. 8rif, SoAter
bon Ri6ter Sobn 6. 6rid bon Salt
2afe GitD, lit in Gan Diego, gnl.,
no iie tilraIi6 ibrer @eiunobeit me-
gen binging, geitorben. sic mat
bier in 5remont aufgeipa6ien, bate
bic bieiigen Sdulen beildt uuO mar
nit ibren Otter MIN Sabre 1897
na1 Salt Safe Gitp ge3ogert.
Dit Der @u8i9a6tltng Der SrbinQ
9(benlie 3pii6en 8. 1tno 6. StraBe
lit a%ngefangen iporoen 1tnO miro
nod 0eren @eenoigung iofort nit
ser eigentliden 8floiterung Oeriel-
ben begont1en ner0en.
@rneIt s. 8noer, melder ieit orei
Sabren in CEDAR Rdptos, So, pobn.
te, lit nit ieinem 8otcr s. 81. 8ooet
ua9 @rono Gapios, Did, gereiIi
mo miro mieoer in bic Bremoni
6irma eintreten. Seine 5rau itro
3obter itno bereitS bier ongefom.
men ut6 peilen I'M Sauie ibrer gl.
tern, 8. %. 8ulopin ltn0 5rolt.
Bel Dem Diner, nel6es i'm Goltn.
trD Club 9eltern obet0 berdnitaltet
lpl1roe, iui1roen ipeitere $4,000 fit
0aS nete 9oteI uuter8eidnet.
Cine Mn3obI bon Srentott sc.
iAdftsletlten neroen ibre 9ei9afte
pdbreno Der beiBen Sdbres3eit Inn
5 llbr 5umoden 0a es in ben of
i6ledt bentiIterbaren @eid6ftsIofo-
len mnn1md[ fduitt ults5ubulten lit.
Die 5armer bon 9o0ge uno ben
umliegenoen Counties bnben mil
bent S1net0en oes 8ei5ens begon.
men. @s miro pieI geflngt, bos Sir.
beitsfrdfte i6per 3u befonnten ieien,
6rau 6reo 8tpper lit bon einem
&uqben entbun0en tuoroen.
Gralt 90. afernton loi6te geItcrr
Elm 6euer, tpeIdes bon einen Del.
cfen entftanoen NOR, bebor Die
6ertertpebr etntraf. Ser S9ooen III
ltnbeoeuteno.
Ser 8ert oes @igettlnts oes Der.
itorbenen GDntbia Samilton tpurot
auf Sal, 734 geiddbt uno iperOen
Dem Stoat oabon $178.52 Orb.
iAoftsiteuer aufanen.
4m %. Suit finoen bier grami'
notionelt fir ben 8oit0ienIt itntt,
uno fontten iolde, meIde ii6 oafiir
intereiiieren 0aberes bon 5rani
5ublroot erfobren.
8oitor &rauie bon Der 9reicintg.
feitSttrfe reiite geltern bon bier
nod minneapolis, Weinn., mo er iei.
ne 6erien berbrineen mill. Seine
5roll lino &inoer nnren bereits frit-
Der oobtn abgereiit.
Gs lit bon ben Stootb1tern be-
i6loIIen fporoer1, ben Surm bon Der
Gtaotbolle gu entfernen, uno lit n1tt
Dem Abbru1 bereits Der anfang &c.
maht moroen.
Oils Ben Sobnlon, @berett Sam.
mpno, 8ilion uno Golitus Gebnolbs
NIT nod einigen 4noeren bon 8en-
Jon 8iriidfamen, mo tie einem &ing.
fampf ~beigemobnt batten ipuroen fie
aus Dem idnea gebenOen auto BIN.
aitggeihleuoert, famen nber nit
bloBem S9reden Oobon.
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Brief aus Japan.

Srau 9erta @esi6mann, Brdii.
oentin 6es Grouen.S ilfsbercin, bal
bon SberItleutnant G1iblo aus Sea
rai6ino, Sap1n, nie0er einen bod
intereiionten Brief erbnlten, Dem 6it
Iribiine ~folgen0en @us5ug ent.
nimmt:
3unGdit modte it beridten, Ouf
nieoer cine 93enge lieber Sen0tm.
gen bon SSbnen e~iugetroffen itno, fin
Die i'd inrmer pieoer I'M Romer
oQer bier oanfen mltb. 8eIonOerS
begIildten inns Die oielen @artenlolt
ben. Sabrgdnge, Die gleid in Die Bit
1erei manoerten.
Rln nirO es Gle frelten, 0ab emo
lid Die groBe R%otenieuoung ridtil
bel mir eingetroffen lit. (9ieie $50.
ten iuur0en BON 9irigent z. 81
aeeie u10 unoeren oeutihcn Wt1tit.
fern in Smaba uto Council 8Iuifs
qeIomnelt lln0 mar Die Sen0uuq
llber a6t Monate ouf Der Reiie.-
anm. 3. He0.) S1tte i6 bier Ok
entipre6enoen Snitrumente uno 8c.
iesung, 10 miiroe id eiren Geil fitl
ms bier bebalten baben. ga hin
aber nur iiber einige Strei6tnitrlt.
melte berfiigen, babe i6 Die liant.
fIiden Soften oit ben uriprilngIi6er
8eItimmungSort, Glirtime, meiter ge.
Iloltot, no Iif gr0Bere 9rdeiter &c.
biIbet baberl. 2ie 5reuoe miro Der.
groB iein.
Die rei5en0en goitfarten, tlameut.
lid Die Der fontoieit geter'i6en SIM.
pen, baber uns iebr gcfreut. Sd
babe iie, ebenio wie Die a6oritf(
Oes 9antgeoidtes, inter Die Sffisie.
re ulO Mlannihaften berteilt.
8eitungen erDielt i'd BON Sbner
pie aud bon anoeren Stelen II
gmerifa reidlid.
Aus Gblcago traf elte Sen0ttltq
0luiifinitrumente BON oeutider Sonl
elm, iuobl altd cine erfreulif)e Jolgt
.Sbrer Bropaganoa.
&ier lit ieBt Der belize CONNER
einge8ogen. 2eioer geOeiben rnierC
@artennnlagen ni6t 10, mic mit
Goffteh. Ser 9ooen lit 81 unfrudt.
bar. Sapan lit nitt IN Dem Mcbt
oas Blumenlano, mie man es iid
boritelt. IS bot feline gang etgen-
ortigen Hei5e. aber ols i9 1905
gum eriten NdL, nadoem i6 orei
Sabre Gbina, SapatL SnOien, nilu.
bereiite, nad 9eutidIono 3uriiffebr'
te, mar es mir tlar, bob nidts iiber
Die Sd6nbeit u~nierer 2oltbmGloer
rnO Serge sebt. @ott gebe, OoB mir
fte bdlO lDieoer iebenl @eoulO null
fen mir aber nod baden.
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@eacn giaumie ctuaeludlt.

2incoln, gteb., 8. Suli.-@eorge
S. Bar bon Omaha nuroe geiterr
bier inter Der anfIage Der 9igamie
feItgenommen. 9bglei9 Bar bereits
felt Suli 1910 berbeirotet lit, ging
CT am Wlontag bier cine 3tueite Gbe
nit Der 15.idbrigen Sottie Sddffer
bon Omaha Elm. Die 8erbaftitng
erfoIgte a1tf 8eranIoiiung bon 5rntl
Sattte e. 8in8cott elmer &ante oes
iungen M6odens.
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Spbesnndlridt.

Grou @nnie 2ouidmam, @pmnb.
lin OeS gbaS. 2~auidman uno God.
Ter oeS Serrn unb 5rat augllit
Gieier, itarb art 6. Sui i'm aIter
BON 90 Sabren. GnS 2ei9enbea1ng.
nts fin0et an Sonntag, ben 9.
Sui, bonn @lternbals, 23t4 n6ro-
life 81. abenlle, I'M 2 ubr nnd-
mittogs Itatt. Ole 8etiesung er-
folgt am 8elt 2arpn 6rieobot inter
8orlis oes Serrr Paitor Otto.
6reunoe fin0 eingeIaoery am 2ei6en.
~begdtgnis tetl5unebmen.
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~Gine HciolmtionI
Senators 2lcmlamc!
g%eantrast clue g~rinOlidJe llnterIn.
dung Der aobnUcrbaliniiie auf
II ben 6iienbabnen.

@oibineton, s. Suli.-llm eihc
9ritnbiihe llnteriitduHg Der gouBen
Aneelegenbeit Der Giienbubnlobne
our9 Die Sipii6enitootli6e SanOels.
3ommiiiion berbeifiibren 8u fonnen,
bat Senator yleiDlanbS bon Rebaoo
I'M B~unoesienot ON %. SUM- fol.
gen0e 8eiolution einaereibt:
Sn anbetrddt oeiietL bob 5fpiider
ben @iicubabnen uuo getDiien ibrer
4ngeiteIlten um &erobfilr5ung Der
Grbeitsitunoen obne cine oieSbe1itg.
Iide $erubiebnng 6es 2obnes cine
&ontroberie eineetreten lit, ME aud,
I'M cine crbobte 9e0nbIune fir Ii.
eenOiDelde lleber3eit, neben Der tag.
fden feItgeletten a~rbeits3eit, mel.
DIE our ernItboiten Storung 0cs
8abuberfebrS iiibren fam itnO einen
iddOliden GinflitB auf Den $dnoel
pes SanoeS BADEN mag, lei es 0es.
bulls
gcidlohen uilp., 6aB Sie opii6eu.
itoatliAe Sduoels. aommiiiion bier.
NIT augepieieu miro, iofort cine I'm.
teriudug ein5uleiten uno Dem Seen.
greB iobalo mie m0gltd @eridt 5rt
eritdtten iiber Die ee3oblten Mini.
MINI, M1rimilm. t,no 8urdi9nitts.
Sobne unO fiber bic 9tentItluSln
bon ieoer aloiie @iIenbobn. angeftca.
Ter In oen Ser. Staaten uno, ionpit
ite erbGltlid iinS, iibcr bic @lini.
muut.. Rartmum. uno 3nr6idnitts.
2obne nit gngabe Der 9ienIititn.
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garaae a6se6rannt.

8enniion, So, 8. Stunt. 9ie
altto. Garage bon ao5meb un6 8reen
in Charter Dat 1T geitern Bis auf
Ben @rltno nieoergebrannt. Gin QLn-
geitellter, tpel6er an Dem @oiolin.
beb1lter Heparoturen al MAIDEN bot.
te, iebte OosieI6e Ourd feline Sad.
laiiigfeit In grano. Sn Der @aroGe
befanOen it9 bier CUTE automobile.
Die Garage bate einen 8ert bon
$4,000.
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SnnberfiG6riae aeitor6en.

IuburtL Nebr., s. Sui. SIN
Seim ibres Sobnes, Daniel 8ei.
rter, lift in 8ronnbiQe 6rol Srances
@. 8einer, iiberaa 1Is n@ronomo
@eimer~ befannt, I'M 4lter bon t0t
Sabren einem 0lonot uno 81 ga.
gen geItorben. Die 8eritorbene, mel.
DIE boroem nit ibren @Itern in Sar-
riion Gountp, Ohio, Dobnte, nobut
I'M Sabre 1885 I'M @Iter bon 70
Sobren in Gutter gottntp cine
9eimit1tte otf uno bearbeitete Die.
ie[be. Ole 9eteiligung an Der @e.
er6ieiing mar cine 6itBerit 5nbIreide.
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Bonn 9nnarek.

@oIbington, s. Suli. = SIN &c
nat luuroe eeitern bic 3ebatte ilter
ole 2onolpirti6aftS 8emiaigungspor-
Iuge mieoer oufgenoumen. Senator
Solution unterbreitete cine o8iG"
5ur 96affun8 elmer 2uftfIotte gum
ACKNOWLEDGMENT entlat9 Der aitite.
Sm Qbgeoronetenbauie belt Der
ausI6uB fiir @eridtSangeIegenbei-
ten cine Sisung be3igli9 Der beab-
ii6tigten 1tnteriuduns 0es ioge-
ttonuten r6Ieiidtruits" ieitens Der
SonoeIsfommiiiion db.
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Spfer eines Saies.

Spring Cafe, q. &, 5. Srlt. =
% Sabre alte Charles Bru0er,
Elm angeitellter zines bieiigen so.
tells, tultroe geitern baiin 8aoen, ols
.er Iif melt in Ben Ocean binoitss
geioagt bate, BON einem Sal uitges
griffen uno 10 libel 8ugeri6tet, boB
er ieinen 8erIebungen erlog, iobalo
CT bon elmer gfettul1gsportie ans
ltfer gebraht poroen mar.
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guitamt beranbt.

Walbern, Sd., s. Sui. = 9as
bieItge 8oItamt tpiir0e beltte in al.
Ter Gritbe bon brei ntosfierten Ban.
bitten beruttbt. 9ieieI6en fpren9tetl
ben geI0idront uno erbeltteten $50
in gargelo un6 Worten. Garauf
fubren sic in sinem gltomobil oa.
bon.
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eli S[orp, Ser oilf Der 6arm BON
Senrp SdmiSt nngeiteIIt mar, MIR.
oe Mtttno9 bonn 9lib getroffen uto
auf Der Stele eetotet.
Secumie6. - Bel Sultan lift Die
eroBe S1eune bon ST.. Meaobine
nieoergebrannt. Ser ongerihtete
S6oOen betrGgt cttpo $4,000. Nlr
elm Seil Oabon 1T bar9 9erii@erune
eeoeft.
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Understanding aus
sem EeIcrkreiic!

Serr s. s. Gid aus S'g1eiG
idreibt uns: GinIiegen6 finOen sic
siuei Dollars ais 3n1llug fir oie
tommenOen iefs Monate fir Die
.GGgli6e Omaha Sribiine. ModJtc
feline ltnterbredung in Der 3uien-
bung baben. Sbre 3eitung lit mir
ben Ninffa6en 8reis inert.
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Illus Sem State.

Central Gitp. - @0iparO Sogue,
tpelder am Ia. Sebriiar aus Dem
bieiigeu @efdngnis ntsgebrohen
ipor, ipitroe fiir8lid tn 8remort ab-
gef1Bt uno in bos bieiiee @efduBnis
8urildgebro9t. @r itebt inter Der
anflage Der Sdedfdlihuue.
&enena, - Der Jarmarbeiter Sc.
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iino, bic aitf oieicn Satioden batter.
te 0ifcntIide Weiuind aeaen lie III.
@B ecihiebt IN Siniidt 0araui, Ct.
net geredten S6luB 0urd cine III.
parteiilde, quait gertdtlide a0rper.
idoit al erlangeu, pel4e bic mott.
gen 5o5ilitaten beiitt nm Dies @ert
griinolid ourh5ufiibreu, 0aB oteie
@eioIution cingeiibrt muroe. (8e.
8ablte au5etse)
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@rtterberidt.

Sir Omaha uro umge9er6:
ShGn unO dnboIteno tporm beute
aben0 uno Sonntag.
Sir 9ebrnsta: SIN oIaemeinen
Idon belte obenb uuo Sonntoe;
bellte nben0 i'm iiiomeitlt-
den Ieil.
Sir Soma: SIN oageneinen ihon
heute oben0 uto 5onutae; fem nes
ientIider &emperaturluedieI.
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gei ga6nnnfnG aet6tet.

@%ottie8burg, Wto.s 5. Sui. r Bei
BOND, gtiii., entgleiite geitern Elm
8eriouen5ug infolge llnteriuaihung
Der @eIeiie. Gin SeiSer muroe ge-
totet uno 5rpei on6ere gabnanoeiteG.
te trllgen idtpere 9erlesungen 0a.
bon.
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Selbit cine fueitere 9tsiie tpiiroc
iih fir sic Iobnen, tpera Sbren
augett Die ri6tige Silfe geleiItct
miro. 9elufen sic Or. 8eiIano,
Jrenort, Nebr.
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g2ettrr gsrnhi6itinniT.

8es @oineS, S, Z. SuIt.-R.
u. Blair, Geoaftel1r bes 1giotionoI
8robibitor4 utlo elmer Der probibi.
tions, 9rebiger, mttBte tpeger Srt,tt.
fenbeit berboftet peroen, neil er
iid gu ungebabrIi6 betrug.
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BEIRUT gu& BET ginfdnfen ni,i
bic sSribine".
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
Sa.6lc7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

1915 over 1912 Was S37.3t6.o5o. or
about 600 per cent.
surplus has also showed big In
creases. In 1918 II was $5s.iS5,776.
compared with S4s,s27 .032 In 1914.
In 1918 IL was less than one-half as
large. and in 1912 about one-fourth
as large as 1915.
There is no good will item capt
talking the name OF the car. and
yet II Is more widely known than
any automobile in the world. In
fact every asset on the companys
books Is tangible with the possible
exception of patterns and patents
These important items are modestiy
valued at siis.s9S and 6l.473. re-
srectively.
A number OF important assets
showed substantial increases In the
year. Inventory. carried 1t cost In
creased $5.05i.3is: buildings and
fixtures s2.2l6.s5s: power plant ana
machinery sl.s72.is4; real estate
s920.695. and factory equipment
about S950.000. The reserve for de-
probation OF fixed assets increased
se49.749 over 1914.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
CONSuMPTIONIN
COTTON JUMPS
Nearly 10000 More aBles Util.
lied In April, 1916.
Than April, 1918

WASHINGTON, May 1s.-The
census report today showed cotton
exclusive OF linters. consumed dur.
ing April. 53l.7is running bales com.
pared with $4,000 in 1915. OF which
29s.iS6 bales were consumed In
cotton growing states in 1916. and
276.sls in 1918. Iinters consumed
duping April. 1895 bales. In 1916.
and 3s,5+5 in 1915. Cotton held
in consuming establishments April
80. 2,o06.5l2 bales in 1916. and L.
s3o,9T9 in 1915. and in public stor.
age and at congresses 2.sli.ss7
bales in 1916. and 2.s4s.s92 in 1915.
Imports were STATS bales in 1916
and 54.47s in 1918. Exports. includ.
Ing hnters. 5l5.s45 running bales in
1916. and 672.o35 in 1915. Cotton
spindles active during April. 81.
1854 in 1916. and so,so3.50s In
1915.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
BOOK VALUE
OF FORD STOCK
: S3,445 A SHARE

Book value OF the Ford Motor
Co. 3 s2.000.O00 stock. according to
a recent balance sheet. was 33.s45 a
share without any allowance for
good Will Net asset value OF the
company was s7s.ses.225. OF which
s52 ,6ss,733 was quick assets. equal
to more than $500 a share.
The most striking feature OF the
balance sheet Is the fact that the
cash item amounted TO s43,7Ss,151,
despite the fact that In the fiscal
% Rod the company paid $4,000, 900
IN cash as rebates TO purchasers OF
Ford cars and also continued It's
profit. sharing scheme and minimum
wage OF s. a day for common labor
ers.
The growth In cash has been re-
markabie. From 1912 to 1913 the In.
crease was from S6.400.I01 TO S13.
225,7l1, or more than 100 per cent:
IN 1914 IL amounted to S27.4si.469, q
gain OF sf4.215.75s, OF upwards OF
! 100 per cent over 1918: and last
year the gain over 1910 was sis.3f6.
6s2, or 59.5 per cent. Increase oil
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13

Jarvis. whose love for children was
very great, the idea came OF setting
aside one day in the year when the
mothers OF America could be paid
special tribute.
Miss Jarvis set herself 10 the task
Of propaganda work and succeeded
so we'll that within two years the
idea had swept through The land and
vas firmly established. The second
Sunday in May vas chosen by Miss
Jarvis because n was the anniver.
sary Of the of the death Of her moth
err Mrs Hermann wrote TIE words
Of the hymn and Claude VI. Hartzsll.
at the time superintendent OF music
in the public schools Of Philadel-
phia. composed the music. and the
joint composition was dedicated to
Miss Jarvis.
n was Mrs. Hermann Who sug-
gester TO Miss Jarvis the adoption Of
the white carnation "a the Official
Mothers day flower because OF its
purity and fragrance, and because
IL grows in profusion and would be
easily procurable by even The most
humble OF IONS and daughters.
II was Senator Burkart, OF Nebras-
ka. who, al Miss Jarvis earnest urg-
ing. introduced a resolution that the
second Sunday in May be officially
recognized by the government OF
the United States as Mothers day. "
a resolution that finally became a
law
In the years since the frat general
recognition OF Mother day" In
1901. the white caruation has been
worn by those whose mother has
passed beyond, an da colored hower
for the living mother. Some and
daughters send bouquets and bas-
ketr Of flowers to mother. letters are
written home TO mother from alb
sent sons and daughter. and II has
become a loving custom TO pay every
possible tribute to the mothers OF
the land on the second Sunday In
May
The Detroit times., 1916-05-13
STEEL EARNINGS
May DECREASE.
Revision Downward of Esti-
mates In Second Quarter
Is Expected

As a result OF strikes at certain
plants OF the United Steel corpora
lion. and similar trouble at plants
consuming the products of the cor
poration. there may be slight re-
vision downward OF estimates OF
earnings for The second quarter or
1916. This is development that
vas not taken into consideration IN
making early estimates OF between
$50 zoe. 600 and s75.O0o.0oO for The
second quarter
Several Industrial plants that
have been purchasing steel from the
corporation have not been specify
irF or account Of their own labor
difficulties For the same reason
jlere has been Q falling OF IN
order
81, Notwithstanding labor trcuc
les The steel corporation y expected
&C make 2 record shoNine In the
currcr; quarter Earnings vii. oe
greatly in excess OF What they were
ia the first quarter ANY falling on
In shipments vii % more than on
sci by higher rrices for steel.
Peace talk has also had something
70 do y.lh he Gisinclination OF con
sumers 10 place orders for future
delivery. While most manufactur
err give little crsdence 10 peace
talk. they realize that var orders
from now or will oe much smaller
than they were year ago. They
DO not care 20 take on large con
tracts for steel until they are Ger
lain that there will be new orders
to take the place OF the present
Dres after they are worked OF the
books.
The various steel companies have
sufficient business on their books
TO keep their plants in full opera.
ton for the rest OF the year. and
sre not seeking new business. II IS
realized that the crest OF the wave.
so far a. steel prices are concerned.
aas about been reached While con
.inued advance in certain grades
81 steel Is looked for. the movement
( not expected to become general.
The upward movement in prices
has been checked automatically by
the refusal of consumers TO contract
Tor heavy tonnsges. Many are linn
ting their requirements TO actual
needs.