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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23
Sturm in JnOiana
fOrOert gOOeS5OQ!
iSiinf 1eriDneu finOen inter oeH
Sriimmern i9rer 6anier
ben Sob.

e5noianapolis, syn0., %. W21r3.
g3ad) uno nod beginner Die gfod-
rihten aus ben bonn Sturm betrof-
ienen @egenoen ein5ugeben. Der.
ielbe bat in Dielen 3eiIeu oes Stao.
tes entieslih eelpiitet. @isber iinO
fiinf Gooesfdae irfolee Oe5 5tur.
mes befannt. oob befiirdtet man,
bob fi9 bic 2iIte nod pergr6Bern
miro. ggeit iiber bun0ert 8erionen
muroen berlett gum SeiI eefdbr.
lid. Ser Shaoen on Gtgentiint
iIt betr16tlih.
gtabe 2ogonsport tpuroe Der 2t-
iG9rige Clarence @illon unter ben
Erilnunern leines Souies beeroben
iIn0 getotet, uno Der 16 SSabre oIte
0liln gtifets nuroe bon einen berab.
itiir5enOen 5abrifood 10 iflper Der.
Ieet, oaB CT nn1 fur5er 3eit itarb.
sSn sSalapa ianb 5ilas Biqianis,
ein @reis ben II s5nbren, ben Eoo,
ais iein Sous ii6er ibm 8uiantmeil-
itiir5te.
Dog gleide Saifial traf bic bier.
i1brige Gertrude aIsbnd, Die God.
fer eines bel Montpelier pobnennen
sSorn1ers.
sSn Wtonon fanS Robert Rector in
ietnem 3oifie, oos nom 5turm 80
DoroB fortgetrogen pir6e, ben CT.
itidlingstoo.
Ga in Den nleiiten @egenner nes
bonn 5ornooo betrofieren norolihen
9eiiS bes Stootes bic 5elepbon. ui1O
GeIesrnpb.9 .9erbinoune nod noIlis
uilterbrohen lit. mag es Hehrere Ia.
ee 0mIern, bis Der ongeridtete Sdpa.
ben in ieinem bollen llnfdna be.
fnnt1t miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23
Der
Garran5a=S Sruppen!
Sen. 9errera unD Cberif GauO geben
init 5000 Wann &egiernngss
Sruppen 81 Silla ilber!
SuuAesresieraag nrpbt, earranSa faaeu sa IG6en

oen, Die Die glmerifauer ouf ibren
Wori6e ollrd3lunaden butten, unS
INNER mebr miro es 5ur @etpib.
Geit OdB Den dmerifoniihen 3rltp.
ben bic merifauiihe 9nbn 3ilr Ser.
iil9lmg aeitelt merOen miliie.
Stebt Gurransa feit2
8aibington, %. @tdr5. Sir
Garron8a lit bic Gnti1eioungsitlinoe
gefonnten; er nuB Der nmerifaui-
iAen Gegierltng belpeiiel5 Dab er
Serr in 0lerito lit 1ulo DoB ieinen
8efeblen nnbe0iugt sJolge geleiltet
meroen uluB. Sit ct nidt iuiitanoe,
leinen 8efeBlen 9ta6orud 3l ber-
Ieihen Damn miro iiH Die 8ilnoes-
regierltng beranIoBt ie6en, ein gu.
ionneneeben NIT ibm oltf3ugeben.
ST nlaB Dor alen 9ingen Oafiir ior.
gen Dab Die @laiienoelertionen aui.
boren.
Bis beitte mittog botte sic &egie-
rlng nod feline Go6ridt bon benz
onlerifaniidcn aoniul 5lether in Der
5taot Gbibuabua erbalter. Die 8e-
glerltng 1T nm Oeiien 5iaerbeit be.
iorgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23
9artnd6ige Rdmpfe
i'm ]lorOen RuB(anO' S!
Gic 9uIIen ereifen bic oentidcn
5tellnnGen NIT 9rOher Grbitte-
RING Sag nHS glndIt an.

glulIter0on 90. @ldrS. Die
ruiiiide GffeniiDe I'M 9loroen RuB.
lcn0s 0auert al; Gag uno Gadt
itirmen Die 9iuiieu gegen Die
ieinoliden Stellingen an cine 0aB
eS ibneu Bis jebt geluugen lit, ir.
eeno Delhe 8orteiIe erreidt 8u
hoben. Die iiingiten rllifiifen @e.
ridlte oon Der Slorofront beiagen,
Nab n0rolih bon Der Grtihnft 90
liobD borta1fiae syufonterief1npie
iiottfinoen. bic 0eutiden BADEN &c.
luoltigc @egeilongrific lnlternoms
men, Inn bic 9iHiien ats oen er.
nberten l5tellungen 5u per0r1ugen.
Ger gcltrtqe oeitid)e 9eridlt nber
loftet gang anoers. SeIomaridaa
Siuoenbnrg meI0et, o1b lid Die
liuiien u6eran bIiltige aopie gc-
GoIt boben ilnO nid)ts ous5uridtcn
rerntogen. Bobl mternahmcn bic
3lIiien on Oenl genonnten 8uuft
ulebrere auarifie,, Ole riiiiiifen Ser.
tifte ober Daren unaeiu5bnlidl
Idiuer, ipern man bic 3abl ser
anareifer iu 9etradlt 5ieht.
IS lit erfidtIid. 0nb Die rufiiihe
SecresIeitung ialife geridte ans.
qibt, Inn 0ie 9luimerEamteit Ser
@elt bon ben 9org1ugen bel Der.
olm dh5lileffcn. 81 Itarf mo TO
icrafdItia anseIc9t iin6 Die oentidlen
SteannaeH III 9lorO 9inBIono, naB
tie Hniicu itmcrlidi irdleun ipcldle
'ncnuenspertc grioIac erreihen fon.
neH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23
grGrie6rGnbt nelaldlt.

aonioS Gin glo, 90. Wior5.
Gie i'm pGtlihen &onloS ino flo.
lid ppn bier iuiitenacn 8raric. mo
8alobr1noe limo acIoid)t lporoen,
cocr an anOeren 5teaca inter aon.
trolle, ,Sn Der gtobc BON Googe
Gitn iino ipcrtpolle 6arlnen itnO
2Gnoercicn einocditert un0 ni,dl in
auoeren @eeenoeu iillO Die @crIuite
betrddtlif. Bel 6airplan. Wio.. tpur,
Se Der 1Sormer tSreo Sinlnons bel
Dem geriudl. iein 9ieb aus Der Stal-
luna 5lt retten 10 idmer berbronit,
baB er nodl mebrereu Stun0en 0en
@eiit aifgab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23

son6on, 23. al11r5. snriier
alclOunaen beiageu, 0oB Die oeilt.
id)e SSniallterie na6 artilleriitiiher
gIor6ereitlng Den 5iigel &9aucpllrt,
altBer6alb Utaloncourt gelegelt ct.
ltirntte mo lid aui oen1ielben feIt.
oeiebt bat. Sonut beberrihen Die
Geltiden ieet 6a3 gan3e 0jelonoe
scr ,9oter Wtunn" Siigeltette, cine
SteIlung, bon no aus lie ibre
@cidlse gegen Die brett rpeitlib bon
gler0un liegeloen Sorts ipteIen
lGiien f6nnen. Ger gauge glbihnitt
iii etfpa 5ipei inO cine balbe Qfelle
ron beln 9lupcourt @e60l8 clitierni.
gtorooitlid, BON Ber0ln. in Der
e3aacuo Don 0ouaumont nno 8aur
mar geitern Gin flltdtbarer glrtillc.
ticfampi i'm @anae; bic Snfonterie
o6er lit niht in 9lftion getreten.
Bonn gseiten aus 6eidieBt Die
itau5oiiide 4rtiaerie ben 8alO
bon Muloneourt, Der iih III pofloeH
Ger Gcltid)en beiinDet. Deiltidle
Grlppcu bet Sour DC BdrIS, ga
Sille Dlort mo 0loiitfaucou iino
Oent i1peren 4rtiaerie sSeuer aus
gciebt
Ias bic 6rau5Oien iaseH.
@aris, %. W2ar3. Gas ariegs.
amt beridtete 9eitern dbeno p@eit.
lid Don Der 0ioo8 mar oos 4r.
tiIlerie gneIl in Der @egenD BON
Mqalancoairt, gsnes mo Dem 5itgeG
30i ie1r lebbait. Gin beionoers
befii9cs 6euer iBlir0c gegen ben
Soucourtfiiael geridtet
,Geitlid1 Don Der Mnns mar 0as
@onlbarocment in Der @egenO uonI
@aur uuo Gnmloup geftia.
,.Gs fdnoelt nod feline neuen
sSnfanterie Sample Itott.
g0ie faht mar al Der iIbrtgen
6ront ruDig"
garis, %. Mdr3. Dos iran.
collide arieggomt melbete beute Dor.
lnittag Der 8eriu6 Der 9eltldet
unlere sSlnnfe i'm gtoromelten gu
ungebeiL lit bisber niAt geluugen.
(ggattet MIR, oas fonmlt nod)D 8db.
rcn0 Der gan3en berfloiienen Iadt
bat oie Oeutide g(rtiaerie elm fltrdt-
bares 5euer auf uniere Stealtngea
aui Dem redlten Wlndsufer unterbdl.
ten 9luf Dem Beihtfer bat Die 8ut
0eS 2trtiIleriefeuers ettpos nnAgelai.
fen. Gie Gage Der Ginge lit iofit
6nglGnoern iinft Der Dint.
9onoon, %. gtdr5. - llnDer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23
G6in0 miro WieOer
OOn Japan 6eOro6t!
Sapun ucrlanst, Sak G6ina bcn ia.
paniideil isurberntlgen
entipred)en mlf.

Gotio, 5opan, %. 0tdr3. Cine
itt idurfem Gone obgefaBte glote sSSu-
pans lit beute Dem dineiiiden 0ii-
niIterium oes AeuBern itberuitteIt
moroen. Sn berielben miro ber-
lan9t, 0aB China Den Gor0erungen
25oponS iuter alien lluitGn0en ent.
iprehen miliie, iuiorigenfaIls idarfe
5aiten China gegerii6er anfge3ogell
irer0en piir0en. aynpan lift 5u @lul-
item eines dineitihen auiierreid)s,
pdbreno Deiien @erbiinoete fir cine
acknowledgements eingeronunen iin0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23
Seueruud in GanaSo.

goIbington. 90. glGr3. Gen
Slouillnrberid)ren 9eiHGB iino bic
9ebensinittel in aannOo iudhrenO
oes Iesten ssSSohres beoellteno i'm
Greiic gcitiegen; and Oie @reiie
Der G1etaae unO Ghemifolicn ba.
beu cine groBe Eresiieiserinlg er.
iahrelL.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23
@ctterbsridt.

5iir Omaha uno llmaegeio: Re-
gen beitte obenb urlb poraltsiihtlidl
6reitng. @driner beite abeno.
SIR glebrasta; gieaen 6plite abeno
nuh borausfihtIidl sSreitng. @drmer
beine obero I'M oitIidlen Ieil. adl-
fer s5reitae.
diIr Soma. yleget heute obeno
ino i5rcitoa. @1rincr beitc obclo
iiito 5rcitns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23
3mei StdOte Oom
}euer 6eimge(uC6t!
Sn 9saI6pite, seilny nnO 9iugnitn,
@a., ridlten 5encrsbriiuite It'll.
crmeRlidDen SdaOcn all.

gtaibDille, 5ern., % 0lGr5.
,,aleine ltriahen. groBe 8lrfrngenl@
9tes alte 5prir9luort bat ii6 geitern
uuf fllrhtbare gBeiie fir gtaibpiae
befDabrGeitet. Cine fort9eIporiene
brennelt0e @orrllpule bat nanlli9 ge-
tern nddnittdg eiu 6euer eutfatt,
Dem bis abeuos 80 @duiergebierte
gum 0pfer gefaaen maren, lm0 oas
einen S6oocll pop etlDa $t,500.000
anridtete. Gis ReH0s iuar es nod
nidt gelungen, troe aaer 2lnitren-
gItngcn Der 5euerlpe6r uno Der 9C.
bolferlin& Oos 6euer inter aOntrol-
le 81 bringen
Gin fleiner &nobe bate cine bren-
nenoc @arnipide ohtlos ms @ras
gelporfcn, oas iid iofort ent5itnoete.
Sin beftiger &in0 trieb Die Jfam-
men auf cine S4neioemiible, mo
bon oerleIben BON gebGil6e 3t @e-
bdube, ioooB bis nbeflbs ninOeItens
600 8obnDduier bon ben 6lantutelt
Der3ebrt tporoen mdren.
9Iuh 0os Boitontt bon @ait gfai6-
billie bronnte nie0er, ebenio gleiden
Die groBe 8arner.S6ule nnO ber-
I6ieoene Sirhen brennenoen Griim-
merbnltfen. 9isber itlio ilber 5000
Eerionen ob0nhlos. @rgreifenoe
55enen ipielten iib auf ben grolt0-
Itdtten ob. Syn Dielen 61llen muir
ben glfern bon i6ren 4inoerlt 8lon-
ner bon ibren 6roueu getrentt, mo
eilten janunerno anber. 9tan ntnlnt
ie0o1 ON, ooB oIle 9erntiBten in
onoeren 8o6nungen u1iD SGuiern
0boad gefunOen boben. nlo bob
fein @erluit All MenihenIeben 3u
befla9en lit.
Die @ise altf ben StraBen in ben
bonn 5eler betrofienen @egenoen mar
70 irttenfio, o1B mebrfoA ben Get-
tun9sarbeiteru um0 9alianten ole Sc
iidter perienft pnrOen. Sins Der
groBeu Cold. .2lrtonobile fing eben-
falls 6eller n0 nuroe p0Qig oer-
nihtet.
GerI6ieoene iii0lih geIegene STAB.
te murOen telegrapbiid Inn &ilfe er-
iudt, nber Die 2oidmaIdinen tonn-
ten nint 8eitie genlg eiltreffen Inn
0aS tSelter befanlpfen 3u beIien.
gluf 8efebl bes @ouDerneurg abe
bemaht Die glationaI. .@aroe oie BON
Dem llneliid betroffenen gedirfe, um
Silfe 3l leilten lulo GIilnoeritnaen
81 perbiiten. SSn neri6ieoenen Gdl.
len 5eigten ARonner einen mallren
INTO 0rnteclt in Die bren.
nenoen 00uier eiit, Inn bort befin0.
lidle ,Srauen lmO ainoer sll retteu.
8erihieoene &erionen luurOen per.
LETT uro in Oie Soipitalcr ilber.
iiibrt. 8ereirr mo 9iiraer baben
oen ObonhlojcR ll1terflulft Qend6rt,
lmn Der Stoat bat 500 Bette unO
aub &olltiihcr bergelieben.
Siieicnfener in 9lnsnita, Ga.
9Iilsuita, @oy %. Yidr5. Syln
lnneren Stdotoiitritt entitanb acItern
naht aus bi5bcr lmbefdnnteu LII.
iaden Elm 6euer, 0aS init gsinoes-
ihueIle INN iid griff. C8caen eff
llbr maren bereits 6ebu S6uierqe,
oierte Elm 6laumenmeer. @eaen
11itternodt murOe Dos beinobe I'm.
ter aontroae gebradte sSelier bon ei.
nem @iuoltum oli's neue entfod1t
lno 1riff IN Den ReitoensOiitrift
ilber, luo es iit aegen frib nod nit
-,
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3inei shiiic vericnFt.

9onoon. %. Nor5. Scr
fran56liichc Gompier gunaainuiae,
1900 Eonnen groB, lit uon cinem
Oeutlhcn Souhboot torpeoicrt uno
rcrienft morNcn. Ser noripeaiid,e
Greinlniter 9iuoiirIS, 200 9on.
ncn arcB, i'll an Der aiiite Srlanos
aelnRfal.
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gLnfnerente sitnnn.

0flubomo @itp, %. 0tdr5. 8ei
Der geitern bier obaebalteuen SibuHg
oes repllbIifaniihen Stant8touitees
falu eS 5u .erregten gIuseinanoer-
ieblugen iiber @rnennung Der 8e-
legoten 3ur repu6Iifouiiden Stoats-
aonpeution Die id)ieBIirh in &ot.
Iidlfeiten aiisorteten. erhelt 6.
glafe bon bier ipuroe bon glIho
0}cOonolo bon 81 Eeuo 10 libel
8uaeriGtet, bob an ietncnl g(nffoni
men ge5pcifelt miro. Goli3ri mnBte
6erbeigerliien iueroen lnn Oieaantpi-
b1bne oes Gontitees SIT trenncn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-23

6rcitctc. 9lud Die grooo Street,
Die Souptiro6e Ger Stdot itebt tell
peiie in 6lamnien, Die nod Dem
@eihGitsbierteI bin gierie meiter-
8ilngeIn. Ser bisber ongerihtete
5daOeu miro oaf iiber $5,000.000
geiddst.
Inter Ben berbranlltel @ebditoeit
6efitoet iidl Die cbrtpiirOige, bor 135
eyoArpn erbaitte ct. YauI's @pisfo.
pal Stride. 8oltienOe golen goum-
molle in oel groBen Sugerh1iliern
milroen ebeHfoas ein Gaub ser
,Slanmai 9tube5u 1000 Gerionen
iiH0 ob0adllps QemorOcn Die bic
iiae Mills muroc cinbernicn. mn
sSonOienit au nerrihten.
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G[ goin 6efiirdltet 0[nnriff

Oteldpr Serrera, Elm gruoer oes
Generals 9errera. muroe bier beu.
te inter Der gtnflnge perboftet. DE
ritnner uugepor6en gu bnben, in
Der glbitdt, Gl Baio on5ugreifpn.
glus oieiefn Girunoe bot man sic
@ren5Dohen beoetiteno nerItGrft.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16

. IS COMING TO PINE BLUFF.
E. J. Kueck of 1884 Cora ave-
niue, St. Louis, No., writes The
Graphic that he contemplates remov-
ing to Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
''DRYS. RELY ON s'BILLY, SUNDAY

Fitchburg, Mass. Dec. 15.-En
couraged by the swinging of Haver-
hill, Brockton and other Massachu-
sets cities into the dry column in the
elections the past two weeks, the no.
license workers of this city are work.
ing with might and main to swing
Fitchburg dry when the question is
voted on next Tuesday. The recent
prohibition victories in the cities
around Boston are attributed in large
measure to the influence of the
"Billy" Sunday campaign. Acting in
this belief the no-license workers
have engaged the famous evangelist
to come OF Fitchburg tomorrow to de-
liver his celebrated sermon on
Booze" the same sermon that is said
to have sliced eight million dollars a
year off the revenues of a big St.
Louis brewery. The "drys" have en-
saged the state armory for the Sun
day address and are preparing to
make the demonstration the biggest
thing of it's kind even seen in this
section of Massachusetts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
All advance notices furnished by
Theatres.
BEST THEATRE.

TOday-"The Red Whiskered Men,"
Earl Williams does some of his best
work in the series in this episode, on
which he illustrates the plans of
jewel thieves after a big diamond.
Sequel 40 1.-THE Diamond From the
Sky,"-In this chapter of the Sequel
we find that when De Vaux, on his
way to throw the little son or the
Stanleys from cliff into the water,
paused and laid the child down while
he took a look about. Quabba sup
planted the child with stick of wood
Consequently at the opening of the
second chapter we find the child in
the good keeping of Quabba, who
afterwards hands him over to friend
of the Stanleys. This chapter closes
with fierce struggle between Blair
and Quabba, who is endeavoring to
steal the diamond from underneath
Blair's pillow as he sleeps. An inter-
esting number.
Also showing Palmer's comic car
toons and United States Hot Springs
reservation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16

Abraham Kittlebune of Detroit, age
10, and said to be the oldest Mason
in the world, walked six blocks to
register, so that he could vote in the
November election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
SENTIMENT FOR NEW
CONSTITUTION GROWS

Little Rock, Dec 14--The senti-
ment for a new constitution is gain
ing ground. Those who advocate the
the calling of constitutional conven-
ton point to the condition of the
public mind at this time toward moral
and governmental questions as an
evidence that this is most oppor-
tune time for the electio nof men
who will draft a safe and sane organic
law for the state. There has been a
triumph in state. county and city poll
tics for the things that bespeak a
higher plane for politics and COM
mercial and industrial activities. It
is believed that each county. or dis
trict, would elect its best men to the
convention. The fact that Governor
elect Brough has come out strong in
favor OF a new constitution has added
great weight to the movement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
BIG WAGE INCREASE.

New York. Dec. 15.-The wage in
crease recently announced by the
United States Steel corporation went
into effect today, benefitting total Of
100000 employees. The advance aver
ages 10 pc recent and applies to virtu-
ally all the employees of the big cor
porations. including the clerical forces
in the offices as we'll as the thousands
of workers employed in the company's
mills and mines. 1t is estimated that
the raise will add at least $4,000, COO
to the annual payrolls of the corpora
ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
L o CA L.

Let us wash your Dlankets-we
know how. American Excelsior Laun-
dry Co., phone 146. II
Cur Press Process Is unexcelled.
American Excelsior Laundry compa-
ny, phone LAG. u
Monday Special $500 Food
Chopper for 600 Reap & Crawford
Furn. Co. If
Send your laundry to the old reli
able, all work guaranteed. American
Excelsior Laundry Co., phone 146. tt
Why encounter fatigue and disap-
pointments hunting your wants IN
person, when The Graphic classified"
ads will do the work better. #
Awnings and upholstering. Call E.
4. Toussaint, phone 1850 or leave
orders at Knox walker Furn. Co.
DR.. e. G. McMullen, office, rom 3,
Merchants & Planters Bank building.
Residence, 111S West Fifth avenue Of
flee phone 6S1; residence phone 1874.
11-12-1m
Ladies' gloves and ties cleaned free
with all orders. sNEEDs, phone
1916. 11-19-1m
Gay, TO O.OU.4 VALUES up W pAsCO,
no parcel sold for more than Is cents.
12-12-3t
You can make your choice In the
quiet Of your home or office, by hav-
ing Graphic classified" ads bring ap-
plicants and applications to you. tt
Ladies' gloves and ties cleaned free
with all orders. SNEEDS, phone
2216. 11-19-lm
Monday Special-Come early !.
you want one Of our five disc Food
Choppers for soc. Reap & Crawford
Furn. Co. tt
Parcel post sale, Y. M. c. A., Thurs
day, 8 to $3.50. Values up to $3.50,
no parcel sold for more than rs cents.
12-12-3t
Anyone wishing to buy or sell
Jefferson county script, call on Chas.
We'll Supply t,o. y
Buy your Christmas presents at
Reap & Crawford's and give your votes
to little lone Otte, Nov. 10. 12-13-6t
II. you are interested in truck, call
N. A. Anderson, telephone 1435 for a
demonstration of Ancestor truck.
12-1S-tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
FINDS NEGROES BODY.
John Young, About IS, Apparently
Died From Natural Causes.

The body Of John Young, negro,
about IS years Of age, was found
about 8 o'clock last night, lying in a
doorway Of the Pine Bluff Iron
works, in East Third avenue. Death
apparently was from natural causes.
A passing negro discovered the
body, and notified Policeman Tom
Meeks, who in turn notified Justice Of
the Peace Gabe Meyer, in the absence
from the city Of the coroner, DR.. H. E..
Williams. Justice Meyer ordered the
body turned over to the Eureka Burial
company.
The negro had been in the employ of
J. w. Tarver, and is said to have been
complaining of poor health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16

Smalley) furnished the scenario and
Phillips Smalley assisted in the pre-
sentation.
Lois Weber discovered" Miss Mac
Laren and made her a screen star
practically over night. The Scotch
girl was featured in "Shoes," the very
first responsible part she ever played
upon the screen. And after appearing
in Saving the Family Name" Miss
Mas Laren now returns to the film
FANS who have made her one of their
favorite in "Wanted-A Home"
The company supporting Miss Mac
Laren was especially selected for
their individual fitness to play the
roles assigned to them in "Wanted-A
HOme''
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
HAUBER THEATRE.

Mary Mac Laren, the sympathetic and
wfnsome heroine of Shoes" the
pretty girl who lately delighted de-
voices of photoplays in Saving the
Family Name" will appear at the
Hauber theatre on Tuesday in her
latest and greatest success. WANTED
"A Home" Like the previous Blue
birds in which Miss Mac Laren has
appeared, the Smalleys directed the
production. Lois Weber Mrs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
TO SAVE LIVES. BUY SEALS.
Annual Sale Of Red Cross Seals
Started Here by Boys and Girls.

The annual sale of Red Cross
Christmas seals has been starte dhere,,
and already the boys and girls Of the
public schools are disposing Of large
numbers of the stamps, the sale Of
which is providing such large sums
with which the battle is conducted
against the dread white plague.
Last year, there were sold in Pine
Bluff 5000 of the seals, bringing
$169 in cash to help in the anti-tuber
culosis fight here. This year there
are 10000 of the seals on hand, and
every effort is being made to dispose
Of all of these, which will mean re-
ceipts of $500 for this worthy cause.
The disposition of the seals, is being
done under the supervision of Miss
Julia Houston, secretary of the AS
sociated Charities, and the anti-tuber-
culosis committee of that organiza-
ton.
DR.. William D. Haggard, of Nash
willie, Tenn, was elected president of
the Southern Surgical and Gynecolog-
ical society at it's closing session at
White Cp1phvr Cnr;u Uo
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
DIR. cox is BETTER.

Rev. w. J. E. Cox, who was stricken
i'll a week ago, and who has been quite
sick all week, is showing improvement
and declared last night that he hopes
to be able Sunday to occupy his pulpit
at the First Baptist church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
JAPANESE TEA GARDEN.

Afternoon and evening, Saturday,
December Is, Japanese Tea Garden,
Citizens bank lobby, special lunch
served to business men and women
from to p. m. Small admission
fee. Library Association benefit. In
making up your Christmas list re-
member that years membership to
the library makes an acceptable gift.
12-14-3t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
LAWMAKERS TAG SEATS,

Little Rock, Dec. 15.-The members
of the legislature are already tagging
their seats in the senate and repre-
sentative halls. The system is simple
The member selects the best seat left
and pins his card to it. And
courtesy demands that no one else
shall take it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
POWELL AFTER JOE rs. SEAT.

Little Rock, Dec. 15.-Hon. Smeade
Powell of Camden is in the city today
comforting with friends. He an
nounces that he is definitely in the
race for United States senator to sue
Geo dSenator Joe +. Robinson and
that at the proper time he Will get
actively into the campaign.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
TAYLOR q COMPANY.
For Insurance on Cotton Call
Phone 1852.
ROTARIANS PLAY SANITY.

Little Rock, Dec, 15.-The Rotary
club of Little Rock will next Thurs
day noon distribute 10S pairs OF
shoes opoor children, whose names
are to be furnished by the United
Charities. The membership was as
sessed 50 each for the purpose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-12-16
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up at our barn Thursday
one blaze fade mare ebout IL years
old; Is hands high, weight about 900
pounds, wire cut on left hind foot.
shod all around. owner can recover
same by paying for this ad and feed
bill. ;, 4
MITCHAM & LAMAR,
12-8-10t 21S w. Fourth Ave.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-07-14
Notice for Publication

Coal land. Act 6-22-10 Serial No
O17950
+. Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office at Miles City, Montana
July 1915.
Notice is hereby given that
Ellis Schuld
of Horse Creek, Mont, who, on April
IS, 1918, made homestead entry No
017950, for NaNE4, N3NW4, SW4NW1,
W3SW4, SE4SW4, section IA, township
20 N, Range As E, M. P Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Peter
Rorvik, U, S. Commissioner at Circle,
Montana, on the 9Th day of Aug. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph Schuld, Henry Kepke, Joe
Schriver, Peder Rodell all of Horse
Creek, Montana.
G. w. Myers. Register.
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