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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21
SUSPEND FREIGHT INCREASE.

Washington, April 2O.-The inte.-
state commerce commission late to-
day suspended until August 20, pro-
posed freight rate increase of from
2 1-2 to II cents per 100 pounds on
hides in carload lots from Texas
POINTS to the North and East.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21
PORTLAND MAYOR FOR
ASST. war SECRETARY
William NJ. Ingraham of Maine ChOs-
en- by President as Successor to
Henry Breckinridge.

Washington. April 2o.-President
Wilson today sent to the senate the
nomination. of William NJ. Ingraham,
former mayor of Portland, Me-, to be
assistant secretary Of war to succeed
Henry Breckenridge. who resigned
when Lindley M. Garrison rendered
his resignation. Mr.. Ingraham's
chief, Secretary Baker, was formerly
mayor of Cleveland, o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21
200 CARRANzIsTAS
SLAIN BY VILLISTAS
Reports Reaching FL Paso State
Troop Train Attacked by
Reyes Command.

Ell Paso. Texas, April 20.-Two
hundred Carranza troops en- route to
Torreon from Saltillo were killed yes
terday when their train was attacked
by Villa bandits of Gen. Canuto Reyes
command.
Unofficial but reliable reports to
this effect have reached the border.
Details are lacking.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21
GERMANS FORESEE WAR.
Bankers at Mexico City Preparing to
Cease Business.

Mexico City, April 2O.-The German
bank here, considering that war be-
tween the United States and Germany
is inevitable, is preparing to close its
doors.
Since the war in Mexico, this bank
has done practically all the banking
business with the United States that
has been transacted here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21
REDFIELD SCHOOL CLOSES.

Closing exercises will be held this
evening at the Redfield school, and
an interesting program has been pre-
pared for the occasion. Quite num-
Der of Pine Bluff people are expected
to be in ATTENDANCE at the exercises.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21
CASES POSTPONED.

The cases of Dan Billiard and Noah
Hill, charged in the federal court With
bootlegging, have been postponed
until later date by Federal Judge
Trieber, at Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21

A Reuter- dispatch from Petrograd
says an imperial ukase has been IS
sued providing for suspension OF SEES
sions of the duma and council OF the
empire until May 20.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21
Successes in Two Days Most
Emphatic Phase of the
Offensive.
TEUTONS GIVE UP
DEAD MAN TRENCH
Military Critics Think Present French
Attacks Intended as Counter to Ger.
man Activity at Les Eparges. -
Miles from Verdun.

London, April 20.-East and west oil
the Meuse he French. according to
their official reports, have driven the
Germans out of important positions.
The victories on two successive
days-Wednesda and today-consti-
tute the most emphatic phase of the
French counter offensive, since its in
stitution on April 9.
On Wednesday, the French infantry
attacked the German north of Vaux,
northwest of Verdun, captured ce. tain
sectors of tho German trenches. took
redoubt and large number of pris-
onsr and inflic ed heavy losses OF
the crown princes fighting men,
Today, the French swung their in
fantry attack on the Dead Man hill
section. west OF the Meuse and Irovn
the Germans out Of most of the
trenches which they had been holding
on the slope of that upland since
April 10.
The present French offensive is
held by military critics here to be a
counter on the new German activity
at LIS Eparges, 13 miles southeast OF
Verdun This activity, General Petain
evidently believes, was part of the
German strategy to squeeze in the
extreme right flank of tide Frerc.i
forces On the edge OF the Woeyre
plain.
The German official statement r.:-
fers to a 'strong attack" by ;h:.
French in the Caillette wood, but as
serts il was repulsed with heavy
losses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21
For Days Czar's Soldiers
Have Been Discriminating
at Marseilles.
JOFFRE WELCOMES
HIS NEW FIGHTERS
Seasoned Veterans OF !hc Eastern
campaign Are Believed to Have
Been Transported Far Through
Atlantic from Arcllangel.

Marseilles, France, April 20
Thousands of Russian troops, season
ed tefans Of the eastern font, have
been pouring INFO France for days and
weeks.
Tle sir myth Of the contingent tie
last section OF which disembarked
here today. is being kept secret by the
military authorities. It is known,
however. TO be more than an army
corps.
No event since t,nglands declara-
ton of war on Germany has thrilled
France so PRO oundly as the news of
TIL arrival Of the Russians. Outside
the official word, no one expected
item and no enc knows how they got
here.
The first hint Of the presence Of
Russan troops in France was given by
the gov! nment in an invitation 10
leading l2aris newspaper men and rep
resentatives of the allied and neutral
press, to come to this city and wit
ness the arrival of the final sections.
General Joffre welcomed the Rus
SLAMS in an order of the day, saying
heir ar, wal was another proof of
the devotion OF Russia to the common
cause.
The Russians are believed to have
embarked for France rom the port
Of Archangel on the White sea, the
only port through which there is free
communication between Russia and
her allies in the west. 1t is consider
ed probable that the transports car
rying the troops made wide sweep
out into the North Atlantic before
heading for the Mediter. anean to
avoid the submarine danger zone in
the vicinity Of the British Isles
In this connection it is to be noted
that word reached New York today
through private cable advices that
Russia had closed the port of Arch
angel 10 all except government traffic.
This may indicate tlfat other troop
movements from Archangle to the
western front are either under way
Or in contemplation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21

Friday. fair. warmer in north por
ton; Saturday, fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21

Mrs. Ed Sullenberg is reported quite
i'll at her home in East Eighth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21

tcontinued on mage e.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-04-21

Germaps Can't Leave italy.
Rome. April 2o.-An imperial de-
crease issued today prohibits Germans
in Italy from visiting Austrians @.
neutral countries.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-24

good and ] hope every suffering woman
will give them a trial. Mrs. ANNA
KELLY, no Chestnut Street, Burling-
ton, Wis. ISL.
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suffer from those distressing ills pecu-
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they need.
This good old root and herb remedy
has proved unequalled for these dread
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If there is any REGULARITY In
your case requiring special ADJ
vice, write the Lydia. e. Pink
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YOUR BRONCHIAL TUBES

When cold settles In the bronchial
tubes, with that weakening, tickling
cough, immediate treatment is very
important. The breath seems shorter
because of mucous distractions; usu-
ally feveris present, your head jars with
every cough and your chest may ache.
This is no time for experimenting or
delay-you must get SCOTS Emulsion
at once to drive out the cold which
started the trouble, and it will check
the cough by aiding the healing pro-
cess of the enfeebled membranes.
If you have any symptoms of bron-
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remember that SCOTS Emulsion has
been relieving this trouble for forty
years. Its free from alcohol or drugs.
Refuse substitutes.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-24
POLICEPERJURY
FOOLISH charge,
Citizen Thinks
Confusion of Incidents in Auto
Accident Case Causes Civil
Service Probe =.

As the civil service commissioners
refuse TO entertain a complaint against
four police officers made by District
Magistrate ]. NJ. Monsarrat, unless the
sheriff prefer charges; and as Deputy
Sheriff Asch asserts that all four were
telling the truth, the matter will very
likely be dropped. But for the infor.
nation of and in justice TO all parties
concerned. the Star-Bulletin publishes
the following statement OF citizen
who was present in police court dur.
ing the alleged conflict of testimony.
and was an attehtive listener
'-The alleged conflict of testimony
on the part of the four officers merely
seemed to be conflicting and wasn't
actually so, fer the reason that Chi
ton and Wright didn't know Enright
and Huihui had already been there,
and Enright and Huihui didn't know
Chiffon and Wright had visited the
scene of the automobile accident in
which the testimony was introduced.
To make the matter worse. the de-
PENDANT Gaspar was said to be so
drunk that he could not remember the
details of the night.
Here are the facts as ! gathe7n2
them at the police court hearing: The
accident involving John Gaspar oc-
Cured at Palama; Sergeant Enright
happened to be riding on a street car
that was passing; he got Off, and
stayed a few minutes until Bike Cop
Huihui arrived Either Enright or
Huihui. sent for the patrol wagon. But
for some unknown reason, neither En-
right or Huihui placed a charge
against Gaspar. The evidence didn' t
show whether Gaspar was immediate
ly locked up for the night, and very
likely he was not, as there was then
no charge against him. Gaspar then
left the police station and returned to
the scene of the accident. Here Chill
ton and Wright found him half-hour
or more after the accident occurred,
and made careful examination of the
scene and the defendant. Chiffon then
placed charge against Gaspar at the
police station, but the evidence failed
to show how Gaspar was returned to
the police station, although it does
show that Gaspar was then locked up
for the night. =.
I'm my opinion, the testimony of the
desk sergeant on duty at that hour is
essential to clearing up the seeming
discrepancies in the testimony.
WAS Gaspar locked up immediate
ly when the patrol wagon brought
him? 10 s>
AT what hour did the patrol wagon
bring Gaspar to the station?
why didn't Enright or Huihui place
a charge against Gaspar .
"Just how did Chiffon get Gaspar
from the scene of the accident to the
police STATEN? These are all ques-
tons that should be investigated by
the sheriff and by the commissioners.
The public is interested in seeing the
police absolutely cleared or else
charges preferred" -: -.a.
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PEACE PALACE
FOR EVANGELIST
M4CORD TONIGHT

The Opera House was well filed
with an appreciative audience last
night as Evangelist McCord spoke, bis
topic being: ''The Millennium, or The
Devils Vacation He said in part:
The word millennium means q
thousand years, and refers TO that pc
riod when Christ will reign with the
saints in the New Jerusalem. This
glad time of jubilee will begin at the
first resurrection, when the dead in
Christ shall rise first Referring to
the fate of the wicked dead, the proph.
ct John in Rev. 20:5, wrote: But the
rest of the dead lived not again till
the thousand years were finished The
second coming of Christ will be her
aided by the sounding of the trumpet
of God, at which the righteous dead
of all the ages will rise from their
dusty beds, clad in immortal life, and
with the attending angels sent to
greet them the saints will meet Jesus
in the air and with Him in their midst
they will ascend to the home Of the
saved, past sun and star and world,
through the gates of pearl into the
New Jerusalem.
when the millennial reign is fin.
ished, Christ, His saints, and the Holy
City will descend to this world. The
wicked will then be raised out of their
thousand years of sleep, and with
their leader, Satan, at their head, will
lay seige to New Jerusalem, but just
as Satan is arranging his forces for
the final attack, fire comes down out
of heaven and deyours them. See
Rev. 29:9.
From this chaos of ruin and death
will rise the new earth, clothed in
more than pristine beauty This will
be the long-looked-for home of the
saved, and the undisturbed peace of
eternity will be theirs to enjoy.
The Peace Palace" is the new
home of the visiting evangelist, and
is the name given to the large pavil-
ion erected next the Opera House. The
well-attended meetings of the Opera
House will be continued in the Peace
Palace" tonight at the usual hour of
z 80, the subject being an illustrated
lecture, Ten Women and the End OF
the World" The musicians will fol-
low the evangelist. Seats always free
to all
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-24
dean H. LAKE
TO TELL STATES
Of HAWAII mel

Sailing tomorrow on the Manoa,
Dean H. Lake, for two years secretary
to DR.. w. T. Brigham and photograph
er of the Bishop Museum and formerly
an instructor at the Honolulu School
for Boys, goes to the mainland where
he will ,show number of beautiful
slides he has taken of life and seen
cry in the islands. Mr.. Lake will tour
the New England states for the next
two months, lecturing on the pictur-
esque tropical beauty of Hawaii and its
people, illustrated with the many col
ored slides which he has been care
fully collecting during the past three
years. AT the end of his lecture tour,
Mr.. Lake intends to spend year with
the Clarence H. White School of Pho
tographic Art in New York City, after
which he may return to Honolulu to
locate permanently. - - -.
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FUND FOR BOYS HOME
GROWS FOR FATHER LOUIS
Tsuecial staT-Bullet,n c,-r.ssonaencre1

d.
HILO. April 21.-Father Louis be-
comes more cheerful every day a
rail reaches Hilo and on Sunday last
he wss even more delighted than u.s.
nal. He had received good news from
Honolulu and also bad received two
fine donations IF monev fcr his bovs'
home from residents Of this islord.
Mrs. 7 r Neir foru-a-dod 2 chn"' f.,r
s2no and Mrs w. n. Shinman did the
sarpp The total amount nov in haul
for the hnvs' home ccrnns tn s2fnn
The mood father is ur~~kiro hnrI To
estphrsh the home and he has the
hackino cf Pill tho c'tize7s i--es~no..-
i've Of denorninat'nnaI heliofs The
home will no q lot of ~"nd for NOR
homeless or wcren. children of all
creeds and nationa1ities.
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John Sara, aged "a. arrested as a
white SLAYER, was shot and killed
when he attempted to escape from De-
tective Patton in Williamsburg.
Albert Kennedy, Is years old. of the
Bronx, died of fracture Of the skull
received when STRUCK on the head by
a baseball while watching practise.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-24

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KANE NEW CAPTAIN.

SUnepad'no m thn rIano reopnfl,- loft
vacant tbr~rrh tho rotiro-rrnt Of his
brother. 1st ieut louis x. w no vas
annnirtod tc1av as cnnt"in ~ Cc-ona-
nv G. IN n-ders issued from National
Guard hna6nu~ rtars
\ Cont ppriar'in vn-ro whose retire.
mert was granted at his cwn request.
left tho ~rfo-d "f'nr a commissioned
service Of 16 years. -+.-
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PAINS IN SIDE
and BACK
How Mrs. Kelly Suffered and
How She was Cured.

Burlington, Visit was very irreg-
ular, and had pains in myside and back,
The sun., 1916-09-01
CHEER ORDERS TO GO.
Troops Of h Three ". y. Regi.
mcnts Glad to Quit BOrdrr.

HEADQUARTERS SMITH DIVISION. L. :.
A. McALlrN. Tex, Aug, 3l.-Orders for
the movement, Of three regiments Of in
fanny, Two from New York city and
one from Buffalo or vicinity reached
headquarters New York division at |
o'clock this morning.
Major-Gen. organ was then in the
field with the regiments stiIl on the hike,
but Immediately after communication had
been cstahl shed with him orders went
TO the Seventy-hrst at McAilen. the
Fourteenth al Mission and tho Third at
Pharr.
The orders were announced to the
men on their return from drIll shortly
after 10 o'clock. Wild cheering greeted
the announcement, and for an hour al.
three camps were in turmoil. Work
WAS stopped on mess shacks being built
for the regiments. Railroad officials SAY
cars annot he ready for the troops be-
fore sunday. Actual entraininK will
take from twelve to eighteen hours.
Data are being gathered among all the
State troops In the lower Rio Grande
Valley as to the number OF men with
railroad experience of any kind. Infor-
nation now at hand IL said 10 indicate
that New York division alone could mar
ten trains and provide other essentials
OF operation as far north as Kansas
City.
The sun., 1916-09-01
RIVAL SIDES HEARD
AT SENATE INQUIRY



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uio,"einoous a.e 'h'eres,eu III ee''ihg
Wv. 20. VI wy c'teusS
w. .o"'pu'9o'' "'V.'rd'ton, ~ 'h-
"ue"te WA e.er van w Jug 10 pear
a" nnu"e' uur oisa"'Ha''"h 10 accept
a." uaiie.H"u. ~ uecIareu 'ne
'""'n II"' w nave p'sn oPpoSeu W
~ ~ ~, ~ onIs ,nlns 'nat
a.rn.nn NV" me"am' n.. ,ro.h con-
= ,m,U.,.,n SO D,'"s
H.. ,an,ar,.i ~ W..
n,ros. 3D. ,,t,r,ar. n,.ntn,,a o., ,o'
.rho nuhi,c u,i, ,,y a., !, ai.a,. 49,.
,,id :" ne said "hu, /, un, ,n, n., Co.
Tho incr.a aed v,yo 10 x,lIi ,a, ,nr
decentralization"
Snm,,. Gomnars s,iJ ,bere waro anna
things worse thar n strike. and tina, tho
liberties OF the worklurncn should lie
s~afeguarded at all costs.
Judge I@.ovett. first spokesman for the
The sun., 1916-09-01
ROAD SHOWS PREPARED.
MOtors, Trolle,s and Boats 10 he
Used by Theatrical Men.

Theatrical managers and producer.
having productions on o last night
were said to nave completed their strike
preparedness arrangements, Many Of
the cities In the Fast and Middle West
are connected by trolley lines and in
extreme cases the road shows purpos. 10
move by autos and motor trucks In
caravans IN case the strike IL called
Monday morning. All one night stand
shows will he tied up completely,
The sun., 1916-09-01
CAR STRIKE VOTE TONIGHT.
New Agreements offered Men Case
Objection ~ Union.

Prospects for a strike Of 1nterborough
employees increased yesterday as the
union leaders went among the men. ex-
planning their objection to the corpora
master and servant" agreements
which the employees were asked to sign
individually as the price Of increased
wages and shortened hours.
William Il. Fitzgerald and Louis Fri
digger Of the union went to Frank He'd
Icy. general manager Of the marlborough.
and asked him to withdraw the indi-
,iduai agreements. Hedley refused.
a vote will he taken tonight at Ly-
ccum Hall. Eishty-sixth street and Third
avenue. which In expected to put full
power to negotiate in the hands Of the
union leaders n give them power to
All a strike IL In agreement cannot be
reached.
IIediey. Fitzgerald and rridiger agreed
to submit tho New York Street Railways
company labor question to arbitration.
Employees Of the Third Avenue Rail-
way Company were encouraged by the
progress they made yesterday. +. w.
Whitridge. president OF the corporation,
Yesterday told them that the company
did not feel It could grant tho increase
the men asked. but suggested they scale
their demands. Another conference will
be held Tuesday.
A three day series Of enrolment, Meet
ings is In progress In Harlem Casino,
1l6th street and Lenox avenue, at which
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers Is seeking to get Into It's member
ship all the subway ana elevated lines
motormcn. Leaders refused to state
after last nights meeting how many had
been signed up. but 1t was asserted the
traction companies would be forced to
The sun., 1916-09-01
TRAINMEN READY TO
QUIT THEIR PLACES
Orders for Battle in Hands Of
Each Brotherhood Man
in Country.

Throughout the country members OF
the foul railroad b~rotherhoods received
yesterday their battle orders from the
leaders. who have fixed the strike hour
at I o'clock Monday morning. II is
apparent from these orders that there
will be no respect FOR the mail trains.
Also there is nothing In the instructions
that makes a provision for the operation
" milk trains. Under the head Of du-
ties Of members these commands are
laid down:
so far as your legal right to strike Is
concerned there IL no difference between
n mail train or n freight train. You
have identically the same right Ia refuse
I" perform service on a mail train "a
YOU have TO refuse TO perform service on
a freight train"
Another duty imposed on the brother
hood members is this;
Every mar should understand that
the laws Of tho land must he obeycd.
Acts Of violence OF any nature will not
be tolerated BY the organizations"
Under the system that has been
mapped out local cha!rm'u vii be in
charge Of the strike In their immediate
d STREETS. NiSatIy they viii rspor, 10
their general chalrmen 10y Telegraph.
who In turn viii give the strike bulletins
and reports TO the grand officers. These
officers ARE assigned 10 Boston. New
York. Washington. Atlanta. Cincinnati.
FIt;sburg. Buffalo, 81. Paul. chicago. 81.
Louis. Kansas CITY. New orleans.
Houston. Denver. Los Angeles. san
Francisco and seattle. Al the territory
surrounding these cities will be under
their charge.
The New York grand officers are l..
T. Sheppard and II, Il. Robertson. who
will maxi their headquarters in tie
Hotel Bristol. supreme IN command
will he the four brotherhood chiefs. \
II. Garretson. W. !, Lee. " :. stone
and W. :. Carter. Il naS hot been do
c!ded yet whether the brotherhood letd
ers will conduct the strike from Wash
! ingtpn or New York.
In the railroad offices tho prospec, of
certain operation Of many OF their trains
was emphasized Yesterday. Those lines
which Issue commuters tickets dil not
shut down on his branch Of service Ia
the thousands who made application
yesterday for them. Notice was given.
of course. that there would Ice delay. hu,
nnnc Of complete cessation of service
The l.ong Island. for instance. gave no.
tie that II Will issue within "a few days
a time table of it- strike service. n
minimum schedule II anticipates will ho
Increased every day. other roads VIII
pattern their practice after the Ions
Island.