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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22
BELL-ANS z Absolutely Remov es Indigestion. Onerack4ee p1oves it. 25c at all dIurgists,
BOY StOUTS OBJECT
 ID NEGRO COMP ANY
Satchez Company Protests Against / order Permitting Pickinninie>
 to Organize Troop

Na,chez, Miss. April 2l.-Bos- scouts of Natchez ar protesting against an order of the national head quarters or their organization. which seeks 10 permit he organization Of 3 troop of negro boy scouts here. Tae son of negro doctor has taken up the matter Of organizing the negro boys and tn scouts declare that II the national organization grants the negroes a char.er they will withdraw Agitation has been started looking to the organization Of the Southern Boy Scouts" with headquarters here to embrace all the Southern stat $. In the event d charter is granted the negroes. men Of influence and wealth will probably give their support to the new south Tn organization.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22
HOW KANSAS CITY AUTO
 OWNER Cor GAS CHEAP

Kansas City. Mo. Ap.il 2l-Has the high cost of motorindg caused Mr Kansas Ci;ian 10 store lis ear.
 aosr certainly il has not.
 Those who seriously feel the lapld rise in the cost of gasolin have taken Q hin, from the iitney driver.
 No. he hash exactly turned his valuable car into iitney, fer he car ries 10 sign. nor any overload. but he makes his trip 10 his office with his car full of men f om his neighbor- hood His seven pass nger car will haul six passengers and six p3ssen- gers mean thirty cents. On his way home at night he rep ats lis | ans portstion stunt for another thirty cen.s. The 6Q cents per day earned mee,s he rise n the price of gas and MT. Average Auto owner retains tn use of his car.
 Cars of the idle rich continue 10 speed along with cle lone occupant reclining iE tire easy cushions but ii is easily noticeable that there ale fewr other cars now that do no, carry a capacity lo2d.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22
FAITH. GRADUATES ITS FIRST hIGH
 SCHOOL CLASS
Miss Amy Herr, Leslie Hel- vie and Louie Eaton Re
 ceive Diplomas.

Closing exercises were Asz8 lasf n5ebt a fhs Faith seaoc.. with , laTs.a attendance of parents and friends of lfe children who a1cease3 the school The exercises were held at The hail ct fhe Wcodmen of t1e World and County Superintendent 4 N Low 2 Gas the quest 0f honor
 Prof 0. H. Taylor, principal et the school. and Miss C ace Steed. s2ae as Sistant. were warmly eongrat al2tt4. C.. the exeells III results obtained dur ing 2he session The school has asa enrolment of about 70 pupils an ] last nigh graduated ]. first hig4l school class composed of Leslie Helyie. Amy Herr and LoQie Eaton, tQ whom Circuit Judge ". B. Sorrells directed g CCnS5d5 lsie portion ot the remarks made by him.
 The following program WAS carried Ou5:
 S3luta1or?, Leslie HelF3e-
 Glass history. Amy Herr.
 YaleditToTy. Louie Eaton.
 Address. Judge ". E. Sorrells-
 Sunflower drill. twenty boys
 Recitation. Higher Cuichar. Elsg- ma kooncs.
 Song. Take Me to Arkansas. eight girls.
 Plsy-@Ls.tle Miss Van Winkle" 2 comedy in two acts Characters Rose. Vera Huselton; Pansy. Vivian Bell: Violet. Julia Zalouec: Miss So. kross. Willie Eaton: Jerry. Al6e7- Griffin, Joe. opal Bell: Bobb, Jeti kcsuce
 Aunt Mars Account Of ths Re union. Virginia Sanders.
 Goodnight drill. eight girls
 Flag drill. eleven girls.
 Reading. A Sisterly Scheme" Bes- sic Neale.
 "Our Awful Aunt" a comedy in two acts Characters: Mrs Haselton. Sara Carlton: Alice Benton, Lucille atcCas, key: Matilda Johnson. Amy H5Tr, Frank Hsselton. Leslie Helvie: Ar thur Wallace. Wesley Herr: Pete Hermon Cox: David Mann. Chester Illus lton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22
VOTE M PRIMARY FOR CONGRESSMEN
 AND DELEGATES

Little Rock, April 21.-The secre- fary of the Democratic state central committee has just completed tabu- lation of the returns of the ree7. election for congTessmen and dele- gates to the national convention The vote for congress is as follows:
 First district-T. H. Caraway, 19,- 6S4.
 Second district-W. 4. Oldfield, To- 449; Tom W. Campbell. S,9S9; A. G. Gray ,,.4513. Third district-J. N TilIman, b. 03S
 Fourth distriot--ods T. Wingo, H., 369; John R. Davis, 6.054.
 Fifth district-H. VI. Jacoway, 21.- .2e6
 Sixth district-S. NJ. Taylor. l2o33; ; T. Havis Nixon. 5,439; Lew:s E. Sawyer, 3,224.
 Seventh dstrict-W. S. Go1iw T. 1O044;R s. Warnoch. s.09s: C. ). \. Bush. 3,190; w. F. Mcknight. 2,637.
 The vote for delegates is as follows. W. V. Powell, Little Rock. 7g.4.S w. G. Hutton, Little Rock. 6S 933
 Jerry C. South, Mountain Hone. Gi 461. !,
 W H. Arnold, Texarkara, ea.1Ss
 ". H. Rector, Little R,3i:. 6ea,)13
 John R. Duty. Rogers, oo.a25.
 J. c. Sims. HaZen, 57,Gs22.
 First dist rict-Jimasou M. Jackson, Helena, 17,42O; lpet:r \. Diesch, Helena 13,301.
 Second district-M. V. Stuckey, Newport. 10.576; Gustave Jones. New port 9,S26: Wm. R. Ches nut, Hardy, 9.603; Junius R. Case, isudde;ls, s. 2sS.
 Third district-V. C. R-a-tsE. Mar shall, 12,30S; R. R. Thompson. Eureka Springs. 11,11S.
 Fourth district-WaIter B. Conway Texarkana, 11,469; Claude Thompson Fort smith, l1,245; ]. I. Alley, Mena. 5,969: D. B. Sain. Nashy.3ila. ,,9S4.
 Fifth district-Tom Poe. Little Rec k S,923; A. s. Hayes. Russel'v,iie.. s 19S; A. C. Martin, Little Rnni; ;: I l. Grover T. Owen, Little Rock ,.l30; Andrew H. Scot. Little Rock. 0Ga i; Verne McMillian, Little Rock. a,A't.
 Sixth district-John (. Rozs, Nal ven, 11,722; W. T. Wo ,ld-itgs Pine Bluff. 9,159; T. D. Wynn". For iyca ..- 939 Scott McGehse, McGe ice. 5.5;.G.
 Seventh district-W. Y. Tompains Prescott. 14.S40: C. P. GeGrgs Ham burg, 13.696; Flank Brame, Lewis ,lle, 10,343.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22
BARGES TO REVOLUTIONIzE
 RIVER TRAFFIC
First of Self Propelled Barges on Way trom St.
 Louis to New Orleans.

Memphis. Tenn. April 2l-The sell propelled freight barge. designed 10 carry heavy carg0es ot fTeisl4i on the Mississippi riyeT. is visiting all the large cites from U. Louis 10 New orleans. Ii is known as lnco l. and is the first of s9.ooo,o99 tleet oelnS built by the Inland Navigation conn many. The barge was built at inc Howard Ship yards. al Jstfersonrille- Ind. under supervision of Roscoe Kent.
 The barge is forty-three feet wide 40 fee long and is propelled bs four eighty horse power gasoline engines It has a capacity of 1.soo tons. II is believed the new type of barge will Teyoluiionize freight traffic on the Mississippi river. Similar barges nave been pu. in operation recently on the warrjor river. in Alabama hauling oal .o the seaboard at an exeEemel3 low rate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22

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 A diabetes. weak ard la1re-sarazs. rne-sazla. tisrn and all .y-e2isTit.-s cE t.s Aidsseys and tiasi1or in both men and woE1en- II not sold uy ycgts -1lyist. YTili be Tsf by nail nTi - ceipt ofsi. 0,se small bottle :s two Erao1.as treatment and seldom fails teo perfect cure Send tUr testir1nniais from this and ciher St. Louis. Mo. Sold by ylr7i--ls,A.--.Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22
i. |. P. LEGISLATURE
 0F NY. BACKS WILSON
Pledges support of State in Any Ac. ton Necessary t9 Maintain
 Nations RonOr.

Albany, \. Y.. April 21-The Re- publican legislature of New York. in the closing hours of th 1918 session last nigh, adopted 2 resolution plede ing it's unqualified support of Presi- dent Wilson and congress in any ac tion necessary to maintain the ns! tlon's honor and it's willingness to sup port Governor Whitman ''in any ex- ercise of authority for that purpose to the full extent of the resources of the sta;e.''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22
SPEAKS 1T SHOPS.

Rev II. F. Buhler. pastor of the Hawley Memorial Methodist church. yesterday delivered the address to the employees of the Cotton Bellt shops, at the weekly noon hour meeting held under the auspices of the religious work committee or the Y. M. C. A. There was a large attendance and much interest was shown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22

Evaporated Peaches, lb. ----5c Evaporated Apricots. lb---11o Evaporated Apples. lb.------9c Wine Sap Apples, per peck soc Lemons, per dozen 15C Large Oranges, per dozen---3 3tlc Head Rice. lb. --.-----------4c Can Peas (Everybody's
 sBrand), can --------------6c Matches t50o to hal ------3c Fresh Americ31 Sardines- 3c Nails, lall sizes), ID. ---31ac Spanish Mackerel, for 95c
 Full line of Patent Medicines at Reduced Prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22

Bad breath, bitter taste. dizziness and general mo account feeling is
 a sure sign of a torpid liver HERB 1NE is the medicine needed. It makes
 the liver active, vitalizes the blood, regulates the bowels and restores a fine feeling of energy and cheerful ness. Price soc. Sold by W. l.. De- woody X Co., cod
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22
PROMINENT NEGRO HERE.
Secretary oi Education for Birming.
 ham College to Speak sunday.

Rev. !. 0. Brady. !s M.. L l. D.. D [. seores ary of education for Miles memorial college a Birmingham. Ala. and one of the best known negro preachers Of the entiT- country. will preach a9 II o'clock Sunday morning a The New Hoge (. NJ. L, church for neg oes. corner Twelfth avenue and Georgia street. and tfe public gener- ally is invited 70 hear his sermon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22
When Better Automobiles are Built, Buick will make them.

s. G. Gilbreath. of Johnson City. Tenn. was elected president and 4. P. Bourland. of Washington. eXecu- tive secretary of thc soutae-n con ference for education and industry a. a business session at Kew orleans.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-04-22
Isviz ara ing 60 the Dale and Sickly

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic. GROVES TASTELESS chiii TONIC. drives o,it
 Malaria enriches the blood and builds up the sys- tenn. true tonic. For adults and children. slc.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-24
BRITANNIA BLOWN UP.
Fifty Reported Killed, Twenty-eioht
Injured ard LOO Rescued When
Biggest English Hospital
Ship Sinks.

London.-The British hospital shiI
Britannia, probably the former White
Star liner of the same name, and one
of the biggest ships afloat, was sunk
in the Zea channel of the Aegean Sea
by a mine or torpedo. The admiralty
announced that of those aboard about
fifty were lost, twenty-eight were in
jured and LOO saved.
The White Star liner Britannia was
steel, triple screw vessel of 4S,15s
tons-the biggest British ship now
afloat, 5000 tons larger than the Ii
tanic. She was built for the White
Star lines passenger service, being
finished only last year, but was imme
diately requisitioned by the British
government as hospital transport.
The Zea channel, where the ad
miralty states the great ship was lost
is a bit of water between the main
land OF Greece and the island of Zea
From this it is safe to assume thai
the Britannia was bringing bach
wounded from Saloniki, the channel
being one of the direct routes to the
allies depot in this section.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-24
ADAMSON Law
CALLED INVALID
JUDGE HOOK HOLDS EioHT-hoUR
LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL IN
TEST CASE AT KANSAS CITY.
UP TO SU: RENE COURT
GULF ROAD TO AID IN SPEED
ING CASE TO HIGH TRIBUNAL
FOR FINAL DECISION.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Kansas City, Mo.-The Adamson
eight-hour law was held unconstitu
tional here by Judge William c. HOOK
in United States District Court.
Judge Hook directed the receivers
OF the Missouri. Oklahoma & Gull
railroad, who brought the original &C
ton in this case to enjoin the law
from going into effect, TO assist the
government in expediting the case to
the Supreme Court of the United
States for final decision and instruct
ed them through their attorneys to In
vite the representatives of every
railroad in this country to participate
in the hearings before the highest
court in the land This was request
ed in the governments motion to dis
miss the injunction petition OF the
railroad, the government desiring to
avoid prolonged, unnecessary and
scattered litigation through the hear
ing of countless similar suits filed by
every rail system in every federal
district in the United States through
which their lines run"
1t is expected that the ultimate de-
cision as to whether the law will go
into effect Jan. will be handed down
before that time. A transcript OF the
present case will be filed at the gu
preme Court before it reconvenes
Dec. T.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-24

Boulder. The Rocky Mountain
Fuel Company announced voluntary
increase in the wages of its employees
which will add about $4,000 to it's
monthly payroll and affect about 700
men. The increase will constitute a
) per cent raise over the present
wage. The National Fuel Company, a
concern employing about 800 men,
has announced that an increase will
be made Dec. l. and the Centennial
and Matchless mines and several
smaller mines OF this locality have an
nounced their intention of a raise in
the near future
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-24
Rumanians Facing AnnihiIatien.

London.-Austro-G German forces UNI
der Won Falkenhayn keeping up their
pressure against the Russo Rumanians
IN western Wallachia and Germany ID
celebrating complete victory won at
Tursujiuji1 Germans in possession Of
the railroad to Bucharest. More towns
captured by the entente troops in the
Macedonian drive. Belligerent forces
IN contact between lakes Presba and
ochrida. Petrograd reports repulse Il
strong Turkish attack against Sultana,
bad in Persia.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-24
CALIFORNIA GOES FOR WILSON
Secretary Of Republican State Centre
Committee Comedies Majority
Of 1907

Of 1907.
San Francisco, Cal-President VIII
sons plurality in California is 3.SO7
according to tabulation of complete
official returns from every county In
California finished by the Republican
state central committee on the 22d
There will be no split ticket from the
tate. The Republican committee has
figures on every elector in each of the
fifty-eight counties and these show
that Heney, the high Democratic cleo
tor. polled 466,197 and Carlson, the
high Republican elector, 462,39O. The
total vote for Mrs. Tyler. the low Dem
ocratic elector, was shown to be 463.
632, which eliminates the possibility
OF a split delegation from California
Her plurality over Carlson, the high
est Republican elector, Is shown by
the Republican tabulation to be 1,242
Sylvester J. McAtee, secretary OF
the state Republican central commit
tee, has officially conceded California
to Wilson and SO telegraphed to Ma
tional Chairman Wilcox.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-24
Would Be Electoral Messe niger.

Mrs. Sarah K. Walling will have tho
honor of bearing the six Colorado
electoral votes for Woodrow Wilson
to the electoral college at Washing
ton, II Democratic women OF the state
have their way. Under the leadership
Of Mary c. c. Bradford. state super
intendent Of public instruction, a COM
mittee Of women will call on William
E. Sweet. one OF the electors, and
urge him to pledge his vote to Mfs>
Walling. And each Of the other four
men electors also will be visited and
a like pledge extracted II possible.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-24
Will Consider Peace Plea,

London.-Discussing peace with a
group of American newspaper cor
respondents, Lord Derby declared thai
any proposal from Germany at this
time would be met with the consider
alton of its worth. He added that
any proposal giving up what we are
fighting for will not be considered fol
an instant
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-24
cranks Engine With Power On; Hurt.

Pueblo.-Cacia Villain. chauffeur,
killed" his engine while driving in a
funeral procession here. He ran to
the front to crank his engine, but did
not shut off the power. When the en-
CINE started 1t shot the car over him,
breaking four ribs, dislocating one hip
and bruising shoulder. Men in the
car sprang to the lever and stopped
the auto, preventing collisions with
other cars in the funeral. Villain will
recover.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-24
Woman and Babe Killed in Wreck.

Boulder. - Mrs. Anna Hoyle, %
years old, and her 3-year-old daughter,
Hazel, were killed, Edward L. Hoyle,
her husband. was slightly stratched
and Abner w. Mckinley. motorman,
suffered a broken leg and other In
juries when street car was wrecked
by q coal train on the Colorado &
Southern. Elmer. 5-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyle. was slightly In
jured Mrs. Bessie Banks, IS, was In
the car and was not hurt.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-24
FOREIGN

A. Reuter- dispatch from Wellington
n z, says that the export OF wool has
been prohibited.
Shipping suffered severely in the
heavy gales off the British coast Sat
urday and Sunday. and ii is believed
At least seventeen lives were lost
Viscount Ichiro Motono, former Jap
anese ambassador to Russia, took up
the portfolio OF foreign minister m the
cabinet OF Premier Terauchi at Toxic
The Italian government has Joined
the other entente powers In protesting
against the action of Germany in pro-
claiming Russian Poland an independ-
ent state
On Nov i the .0o0th German shell
struck the Cathedral OF Rheims. Four
OF the flying buttresses supporting the
roof OF the nave have been demolished
and several others hit
A proposal has been made to the
Canadian banks TO finance purchases
OF grain in the Dominion for the i'm
perial government to the extent OF
10000. 900 it was learned at Mon
treal.
Plans to take 5000 English women
widowed by the war, to Canada have
been completed by officers OF the Sal
walton Army working in conjunction
with the officials OF the Dominion and
provincial government in Canada
Rigid economy throughout the world
in ha mi nr ~ in xrfau
OF the deficient crops and the extror-
binary requirements OF the European
armies. is urged by the International
Institute OF Agriculture at Rome
The new Philippine congress, con
vened under the Philippine bill which
was signed by President Wilson Aug
20, met at Manila, and for the first
time In the history of the government
of the islands full blooded Moro took
his seat in the upper house. The Mo
no senator is Hadji Butu, for many
years prime minister OF the sultan OF
Sulu.
The death OF Francis Joseph, EN-
peror OF Austria, is a remarkable eli
max to the long list OF tragedies in
the Hapsburg family-a list unparal-
leled in any other reigning house in
Europe. He dies in the midst of the
worlds greatest war. which he him
self largely brought about by his de-
termination to avenge the act of as
sassination OF his heir. the Archduke
Francis Ferdinand. as the result of an
alleged Serbian conspiracy while on
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-24
SPORTING NEWS

Yale triumphed over Princeton in
the annual football game at Prince
ton, n. j., by score OF 10 TO 0.
Hamline University defeated Nc
Alester college for the first time in
six years in their annual gridiron con
test at St Paul, Mimi, 6 to o.
Goading each other into cyclonio
speed, the members of the School OF
Mines eleven at Denver defeated the
University OF Colorado, 81 to 10
Sporting, excise and swinging door
circles were agog when it was report
ed that the price of beer is to be
raised to G cents a glass in Philadel-
phia.
The seventh annual international
grand prize automobile road race was
won by Johnny Aitken, driving as re-
lief for Howard Wilcox, at SANTA
Monica. Cal
Dario Resta, automobile racing
driver, became the sole claimant Of
the American Automobile Associa-
tons title of champion driver OF
America" when Johnny Aitken. his RI
val, announced that he would not race
al Ascot speedway on Thanksgiving
day.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-24
To Resurfaee Road Near Morrison.

Jefferson county commissioners
have set aside sufficient funds to re-
surface with gravel and sand the two
miles of the Denver Morrison highway
just outside of Morrison. Work on
the resurfacing which is badly needed
will be started at once.
Six miles Of the road have been 70
surfaced this year, the mile and a half
which runs through Arapahoe county
now being improved. With the excsp-
ton Of three-mils stretch outside Of
Denver the entire highway viii BE- In
excellent condition in a short time.