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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13

Los Angeles, Feb. 12.-Miss Llta Belle Hibben, recently appointed deputy district attorney, under Dis trict Attorney Woolwine, is the first woman prosecutor in the United States, it is believed.
 Miss Hibben is 23 years old, pret- ty and has been practicing law for two aad a half years hsSng associated with a prominent law Mrm in this city. She first demonstrated her le- gal ability at the University of South ern California Law school, where she led a class of 5 men, taking the medal for highest scholarship when she was graduated in June, 1913. Be- sides practicing law she has held position as instructress at her alma
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13
ON BRYAN's TRAIL.

New York, Feb. 12.-Wm. Jennings Bryan's contemplated tour of the country against the national defense movement will be bitterly opposed py the conference committee on national reparedness.
 A group of speakers was named a: a meeting today, who will be ready at a moments notice to follow in the wake of Bryan.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13
PRESIDENT WILSON
 AT FORTRESS MONROE

Newport, News, Va, Feb. 12LPresi. dent and Mrs. wilson. accompanied bv pr. Cary T. Grayson, the presi- dent,s nhysician, and two secret ser vice men, arrived here this afternoon aboard the Mayflower. It is expected the party will sail again tomorrow afternoon about 5 o'clock. Their pro- cram for tomorrow was kept secret
 The visit to Fortress Monroe was purely informal. at the request Or tne nre Sident.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13
WILL VOTE ON LIQUOR.
Shre yeport to Hold an Election on
 March 21.

Shreveport, La., Feb. 12.-By vote of seven to five the Caddo Far ish police jury has ordered an cleo. tion for March 21, for the voters of Caddo, including the city of shreve- hort to say if prohibition shall be nnsted. The saloon licenses, if au- thorized, shall take effect Jan. l. 1918. .,o
 The prohibition jurors ordered the election today because the new jury t1, take charge in July, had planned to order an election, with licenses effective Jan.s 1, 1917.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13

mater and has been a special lectur- er on medical jurisprudence at LOma Linda university.
 Her duties in her new office will be to talk to the women who come to the district attorneys office, par, ticularly those women who have a dollar story to tell and would hesi. tate to tell it to a man.
 Miss Hibben was born in Illinois and came to California nine years ago. She taught in the public schools at Tropico for five years. During the last few years of her teaching she attended tho law school at the same time She is prominent in local clut life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13
POsTOFFICE FOR PASTORAL.
Evyie D. Embree of Pine Bluff Named
 as Postmaster.

Washington, Feb. 12.-The post office department has announced tho re-establishmen of a postoffice at Uastoria, Jefferscn ccunty, Arkansas, to be served by special service from Sherrill. Evvie D. Embree of Pine Bluff has been appointed postmaster.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13
DINERS WERE POISONED.
Chicago Police Hunting Chef of Uni'
 yersity Club.

Chicago, Feb. 12.-The police today began searching for Gene Crones, as sistant chef at the University club, where nearly all of the members soi a Catholic society were stricken with ptonaine poisoning while banquetins there one night last week.
 Physicians who have examined the sup which caused the poisoning say the, prisoner put so much arsenic Tn it. that. it caused instant sickness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13
$575,OO0 WORTH OF
 STOLEN STAMPS FOUND
Chicago Police Nab Three Couples, Charged with Robbery of st.
 Paul Customs House.

Chicago, F2b. 12.-George w. BIS sett, slayer of Detective sergeant Vim. Russell in 1909, known to the police of dozen cities as a safe blower, was named as one of two men who robbed the office of the col lector of internal revenue at St. Paul. Minn., of $5OO,OOo worth of stamps and over s2.OO0 in cash, on January o.
 Edward Grinard. said by the ponce to have a record sas safe-blower' IS the other man. Bissett was accuse Il in the confession of John Zent, m whose home he was arrested Arraigned with Grinard before a United states commissioner, Bissett wac sent to jail in default Of bona ol $100,000.
 Chicago, Fe. 12.-Edward Leonard Julia Leonard, John Zeck. Mrs. Aeck' Michael Flanigan and Mrs. Catnerin. Flanigan were arrested here last night, charged with conpllcitX no m tie . St. Paul robbery when 11o'ooo - III stamps and cash were stolen s me officers recovered stamps Woitn s575, ,Ooo. these being found benlnd book cases and under boards III Nne floor. Mrs. Flanigan is safd to nave planned and directed the roppery'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13
GIVE $s5O,O00 TO JEWS.

Long Beech. Cal. Feb. 12.-Mr. and Mrs Nathan strauss have cOntrlbut- ed s35O, 1000 to the fund for the relief of Jewish war sufferers in Poland, since they came to California. 1t was announced here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13
RUSSIANS ADVANCE.
Renewed Offensive Sweeping F0rwart
 at All Points.

London, Feb. 12.-For an entire day
 the Russians and Austrians grappled I.upaand down the slope of dominat- ing height in the Tse Bross region,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13
STIFF ANTIlLIQOUR LAW.

Columbia, s. C., Feb. 12.-The Niles hill. inflicting straight chain gang sentence upon persons convlct. ed of selling whiskey, was ratified today and became a law.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13
- The Weather

Sunday, fair and colder, cola wave in east and central portions; Mon- day, fair and not so cold.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-02-13
CONVICT DENIED LAST WISH.

OkI0nOmAM DIcS w 1HV"1"
 End of Term.
 McAlester, Okla. Feb. 12.-Within two hours of the time he was to be liberated after serving two years for larceny, Hector Hawkins, Muskogee county convict, died in the state peni- tsntiary this morning of heart dis ease He asked to be taken outside to. die, but was dead before he could be carried out. ~ ,t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26
Sleeping Soldier
Interests Surgeons

BORDEAUX, Dec. % The curious
case OF singer. aged 81 wears, who
has been in a state Of lethargy i)t
wcnty.seven months has been dc
Sctibed 10 the Medical and Surgical
society by Prot. Verger The paticui
was mounting the troops mobilized loI
the battle OF the Marue He diSap.
reared but was found shortly sitcrward
in Brittany, since which time he has
been sleeping, cyelds closed, rcspira-
ton regular, but pulse rapid. lie IS
sensitive to excitement, says the dc
Scriptioa Of the case given by fr1t
Nerger, such stimulation provoking a
weak defense without, however, inter
rupiing his sleep, and i, is possible ic
administer liquid food
Prof Nerger concludes that IT Is
likely the man will eventually awaken
aud resume his normal occupation.
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CiIY:BRIEFS'

Julia stat. s.u.u,.,.a,,,, sea-.
pro,ese NJ III. n,',... y, .,, s
hospital, whom Governor Wi,,,s sey
weeks sro nsm.J sWsr ,",h., ~,
brated her t,,., ,b,,.,m. " vu.,.,.
Tho li,,,s q. mor,h. ia ~, ,euny: :
snb.,an,I.l w,,,s Um s1' ,,ss'Veu mnny
lar oS s,'r. c,,on a,n',nr ",,ms ,no S
S,hr., ms. s,s. ''' "'"'"' '""'~
' WV
A.
ian Ionway with assanltins Everett ~.
n ,, .n aanner3us weapon Was nled
!usscs OF tne fescc Donnc!rn court
,ns mornns conway alleged 70 nave
cut Hnen win knife yesterday. gon-
ways preliminary VII como up Fr'dsy-
-. -,
ADV.
-
Nswywsds Hurt IN Aeeldsnt-sidney
Colcotd, young son OF C. y. colcord. sus-
hined severe cut In The right leg IN
street and shsrtel avenue last night
when he was pinned underneath tho
overturned car. The auto skiddcd and
struck the park curb'nE. topping over.
Mrs so'cord, = bride OF two weeks. was
broken slass
messenger 0ets Oarrauss--Thc Postal
ppslsa.aph company this mY.r'ps pslA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26
Three Ships
Wrecked By
Coast Storm
One Schooner to Bottom a
Fourth Ship Is Sinking,

NANTUCKET, Mass, Dec 26.-Ghe
schooner Roger Drury was sunk OFF
Great Point, the schooner Daniel Nc.
Loud was stranded on the northern end
OF the Rip off the point, and the Brit
ish schooner Ravola was wrecked on
the southern end of the Rip in a
norlhwcS, gale today When the Roger
Drury struck her crew launched a
small boat and landed safely. The
crews OF the Ravola aud Daulel Nc
Loud were brough, ashore by coast
guards.
Roth the Rayola and Daniel Nc
Loud are coal laden bound from New
Jersey ports to the eastward. Little
hope OF saving either was expressed.
The coast guard cutter Gresham has
gone to the aid OF the vessels.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26

Some day some wealthy man will 90
for Oklahoma City what Peabody did
for the poor of London-inyest in homes
for the poor of his own locality.
Education Needed.
"But much can be done by education.
1t is time uplifting influence is brought
into homes lacking knowledge. Said
the principal of one OF our schools III
one OF The ncedist districts last week 4:
We want cooking school for mothers
as well as children.
ale already has two young people $
classes in domestic science and soon he
viii have some cooks in his parish,
ready to hold cooking school for those
IN the ncighborhood to whom such IN
struction will be boon. The stomach
PLAYS a big part III family life"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26
FIVE SUSPECTS
ARE HELD FOR
-FOUR MURDERS
RObber -SIayerS Almost Wipe
Out Louisiana Family,

MlNDEN. La. Dec. 26,--Five sus-
poets arc under arrest III connection
with the killing OF four members OF thc
family NJ John Nelson Reeves, at their
home about nine miles from Minden
Sunday night. The negroes are being
held in the parish jail here but the au-
ihorl,ies appear to have nothing def
iuite upon which 10 base charge
against any of them, Mindcn is quiet
and there is no fear Of mob violence.
List OF Victims.
Members OF the Reeves family killed
by unknown persons evidently ben, on
robbery were
John Nelson Reeves IS years old f;
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RS Iohn Nelson Reeves, 30 years old

Mrs John Nelson Reeves, 20 years old
David Reeves, son, years old; Wood
row Reeves, son. years old, A fifteen
months old infant was also badly hurt,
but reports from Shreveport. where
the baby was taken for treatment, indi.
Gated Tuesday morning tina, he will re-
cover William Cody Reeves, 7 years
old, another son. was sleeping at the
time the crime was committed and was
evidently overlooked by the slayers He
knew nothing Of the tragedy until he
awoke at dawn Monday and discovered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26
Italian Steamer
Attacked by Diver

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Dec. 20
The captain OF the Italian steamer
Pe,ro, RiQ1Janciro to Hampton Roads,
reported on arrival at Old Poin, today
that his vessel was chased by sub
marine and that the underSea craft fired
five times at the petro but missed the
mark. He estimated tina, the submcrsi-
bic muit have been at least 800 feet
long. The reported attack on the Pe,ro
was made while that vessel was in tho
Mediterranean sea. about three weeks
ago.
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Bodies Are Returned.

The bodies of David and Woodrow
Reeves. who died in Shreveport Sun
day after being taken there for treat
mcnt reached Minden at noon today.
They will be buried with their parents
Tuesday afternoon in the family bury
ing ground
There seemed to be no doubt that
robbery inspired the crime and that the
men responsible for it got away with
considerable booty. Mrs Reeves. it is
said, recently inherited $500, and the
money was kept in chest on the prem.
iscs with about $500 that Reeves had
saved. The chest was broken open arJ
It's contents taken.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26
NO HOUSES FOR
POOR, SAYS uRcH
Local Minister Predicts pea
body" for Oklahoma City.
COOKING ART NEGLECTED
Scientific instruction Of Poor
Necessary Pastor Says,

Necessity OF working for condluCnS
which will obviatc organized charity,
which temporarily relieved the pinch ot
hunger and cold III Oklahoma City dur
INK Christmas. was accentua,ed THIS
morning BY Rev. W II b Urch. pastor
Of the Pilgrim Congregational church
Who administered the Times Nar,a
Claus fund lie predicted IN an inter
view that the time will come when some
wealthy man will invest in homes Tor
poor people in this city
what OF Future?
Among other things, he SAID
christmas has come and gone hum
dreds OF children have been made happy
and the burden of care lifted Tor the
moment from hundreds oi weary fathers
and mothers by the spirit ol the Christ
mas season, which found expression
through the generosity OF big hearted
men and women all over Oklahoma
City. This is good as far as IT goc',
but thinking people are asking about
the future
"Can nothing he done 10 bring about
q better condition oi things which viii
obvia,e the necessity for charity on q
large scale? This is big question and
cannot be completely answered here
The wage question is a matter Of supply
and demand, and we cannot hope IN q
few months. to adluS, the relationship
Between capital and labor So the labor
er shalt in all cases get sufficient h'r'
n meet the high cost OF living or, IN
deed, a moderate cost oi living
t Much Can be Done,
"We g,ibly saw, Gut the Goa, accord
ine TO the cloth but no ingenuity vii
make two yards do duty where f,v
yards nre absolutely necessary We
much can he done toomi,iga,e circum
stances and bring abou, a happier con
1ltion in the poorest regions oil la'p
city =.
sin the first plae' the be,,er.oii iol
uSust come into q large unders,audiu
81 their less fortunate neighbors Th
past few days have revealed 10 lars
member Of kiudly-hear,cd citizens tia
ohe,e Il need In our city. 1ha, ,heI
( sre literally hundreds OF families WEI
I'M . daily fight 10 keep the wolf iro'
~ door--,hst when a cold snap come
I sccms II children suffer from the II
eleNency Of the weather There Is
/ eep-fcld reason for this.
d ~Slsaioksened circumstance. only ha
Aeeeon( Tor the trouble. There ia
- cf tidy. little homes aud ma,
a,ees' 'eunpellsd 10 live IN she.l
- On(i1 - noerG61ln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26

The teachers last question was meant
to he a scientific poser. What is that
which peryades all space" she said,
which no wall or door or other sub
stance can shut out," No one had an
answer ready but Freddy Sharpe. The
smell OF onions, miss he said prompts
ly.-Chicago Herald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26

commission this forenoon because Of
the flooding of the engine room, ac-
cording to word received by wireless
operators on the coast
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26
PROBE TO START
IN COOPER CASE
State May Lend Hand in Al
legged Clubbing Incident,

Probe OF an alleged assault, on Bcr-
nard Cooper taxicab driver. yesterday
afternoon by Patrolman D. Wilkerson
will be made by the county attorneys
office, i, was announced today by John
DuMars, assistant county attorney.
Cooper stated this morning that he
would also bring the matter to the az.
tcn,ion of Judge Thomas VI Doyle Of
the criminal court Of appeals and W,
ID. Matthews, commissioner OF ehavi-
ties and corrections
Assault Alleged,
That he was bru,ally assaulted by
the officer is the allegation Of Cooper
He has q deep cut on the left side OF
his head and cAntusions on the top
Of the head, which he claims were made
by the policcman's club
Cooper's story is that three men
were attempting to rob him in from, OF
cafe on West California avenue yes
terday afternoon and that the patrol.
man came up and tried to separate
them. lie declares that instead OF
arresting the trio that had attacked
him, the officer insisted on taking him
into custody.
Police Maks Statement.
Police say that when Cooper wa,
brought TO the station he was drunk
and that no marks were on him.
Police say they have witnesses tc
prove tina, Cooper was in a fight with
another chauffeur.
Signs Of the foot and-mouth disess,
are being discovered again. Bu, 50 ia,
no Que has blamed the recent campaign
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26
C|TY'S PRESENTS
COST 100000
Estimate Of Local Retailers
for Christmas Business,

Oklahoma City spent more than 81
10000 with twenty Of lis leading re-
tail establishment, for Christmas gifts
alone this year
This was the consensus OF local mcr-
chants this morning when asked to cNli-
mate the ci,ys expenditures during the
three weeks preceding Saturday. All
agreed that 100000 was \ conser,a-
tive figure.
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Signs Of the foo, and mouth disease
are being discovered again. Bu, 50 far
no one has blamed the recent campaign.
-Seuth Bed 1rihane
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26
Wireless Fails
After S. O. S. Call

NEW YORK, Dec. 2o,-rhe coa5;.
wise steamship City OF Savannah and
the coast guard cutter Acushnet today
hurried 10 the assistance OF the steam
ship Maryland which shortly after mid
nigh, sent out messages stating that she
was sinking and asking immediate aid
I he Maryland gave her position as lati-
tudc 70 longitude ~. or abou, NO miles
cas-, OF Sandy Hook
The CITY Of Savannah was lSO miles
south OF the position given by the Mary.
land when the call for aid was received.
The Ncushne, was a, Woods Hole,
Mass, when ordered To- proceed to the
assistance Of the Maryland. The Goa =,
guard cutter Mohawk which left Sand'
Hook when the first appeal Tor help
was received was later ordered TO re-
,urn in view OF tho proximity TO the
Maryland OF other vessels entou,e 10
her aid.
Since the call Tor help which was
picked up by wireless stations IN this
city and at the naval station az New
port, K /. no further word was re
ceived from the Maryland and II wa,
believed that the vessels wireless had
been pu, out OF commission owing 70
the flooding oi the enpineroom and the
runsequen, lack " power.
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Record Business


Al The larger clothing aud dry goods
stores reported the largest business m
history tins year. The increase in fc-
ce,ptS over the Christmas shopping sea
son oi lqli were var,ouSly estimated
from ~ l.l percent to lO0 percent
One feature upon which all com
mrntcd was the fact that Oklahoma
tityan, have ceased purchasing useless
presents All remarked ,ha, Christmas
gifts bought this year were more ptacti-
cal than ever before
while all our strictly Christina,
,fMc was in high-claS goods. Okla
homa City people hough, uore really
sensible merchandise this year than
ever before" was the commen, OF rep
resen,a,ivc of the Rorabauph- Brown
Dry Goods company this morning
Al Scott -Haiiiburton's.
I'VE had all the business VIC could
we'll take care Of" remarked N u
Scott. president OF the Scott Hall,bos
ton Dry Goods company. when askec
for a statement as TO Christmas trade
Mr.. Scot, stated that the business don'
by his firm was by far the creates
since its organization
G. &. Kerr Of the Kerr Dry Good
company could give no accurate com
para,ive estimate Of his 1915 Christina
trade AZ against holiday businr. n
1915 because of the fac, that in the IN
ierum he has nearly doubled his iloo
space. However, he said that his CHRIS,
mas receipts were larger, coMparstivel.
lthsA eys = - - = y 80,
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Probably American Ship.

Although two steamships namrd
Maryland are listed In the maratime
register, one a British vessel OF 2ot2
tons, and the other on American, 2,so,
tons, |, was believed ,ha, the latter is
the vessel In distress. The American
ship lei, Philadelphia December y for
| ondon with a cargo Of oil and iron
PIPE, paper and miscellaneous mst.
chand,se She ,s owned by the New
York, philsdelph,s a Norfolk Railroad
company.
II karyisnl's wireless VA CT Q.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26

sslhy n karsss City -cousty A,tsr.
rey Charles H. s~ihy spent Ckvls,r,s, !,
with his mother In kansas ,.ily, Mo.
~ ~ sOsnsn eaflv this vesh,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-26

o. .Hsyne,ds Aeevses--An information
was filed BY the county attotncy's offirs
today against o. Reynolds, charging him
with burglary in the second degree. u
home OF curtis trick, on Las, Tenth
street and took sosne candy.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-07-21
WHEAT BEARD PlERCES CHEEK
II Pretty Thoroughly Explores Mans
Anatomy, Causing Severe Pain
for Months.

WLil, ~rrnrorirr ,,r,i, .,Lu;,
f., ~ ~
.LnG1
- -
Sa5 =.
TL, 81 s.,,DH. :. III, n." W'
tr;.3 ta,on.L ''
u -, II
AZ .. nv. ~
-, w.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-07-21
SMOKE IN NAVAL BATTLES
Germans May Use %sulphurous Vapors
When They Come Out TO Attack
British Fleet.

Two German torpedo boats ran a
British merchantmen into Swedish
territorial water recently, and, in
order to get it out again. went near
and envcloped it in a sulphurous and
fuliginous cloud Of smoke. II will
be remembered that, in the action Of
the Doggcr bank, German torpedo
boats in the same way cast out clouds
of smoke in order to screen their
battle cruisers from our squadron.
1t appears that the Germans nave
adopted the defensive device of the
cuttlefsh.
But 1t seems possible that there is
a deeper design in this smohc plan.
The Germans believe in their me-
dium batteries. and, if they ever
fight a fleet action, would prefer to
fight it at moderate or short range,
at which their i]uferiority Of gun
power would be less detrimental to
them. May they not have devised
this means Of getting in to close
quarters, and might it not also assist
the approach Of submarines; If this
be the idea, then it would seem that
the lee gage rather than the weather
gage will have to be- sought in the
battles Of the future.-London OBJ
server.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1916-07-21
NOW IT'S THE GRocETERlA
Hard TO Tell Where the New Business
Idea 10 Finally Going 10
Have an End.

What does the cafeteria" grocery
forecast! Cafeteria everything else ;
In the Santa Monica bay district.
near Los Angeles, YOU 20 into "a gro
ceteria,' ill your basket with what
you find you need, then proceed &c
the cashiers desk and have your pur.
chases checked up. The cashier i,
the only one who "tcnds store" and
all the groceries are laid out within
reach Of the purchasers and labeled
with the price.
The gradual development Of the
system Of putting nearly every kind
of groceries in tins, cartons. bottles
and crates must have led to the cvo-
luton Of the grocctcria, SAYS the ST.
Louis Globe Democrat.
There vas once a confectionery
establishment in which customer,
paid % cents and were then given
permission to help themselves from
open trays to all the candy they
could eat, but not to carry any away.
It was found to be profitable because
most customers discovered their APP
petite cloycd before having exhaust,
ed the % cents worth.
Having opened the door, when
may We look for the 'habcrdashc.
terra" and the 'booktcria z" How.
ever, the bookstore has nearly reached
that stage already where familiar
browscrs take and restore books on
the shelves, and finally carry their
selections to a waiting clerk while
the bargain counter in the depart
ment store is universally the scene
of heaven help YOU if you don't hclT
yourself.
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so 1T SEEMS.

"Doing much advertising these
days?"
. Not a great DEAL answered the
manufacturer of a household remedy.
I'VE are spending about five hundred
thousand dollars with the newspapers
this year, and perhaps five hundred
thousand dollars on billboards and
other forms of outdoor advertising,
but | can't say that We are Gyertlng
ourselves. You see, Il remedy sells
itself"