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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20

opportunity? The very substance and style of the speech constitutes de nial of peace on the only terms on which peace is possible"
 Mr. Asquith, the former premier seconded Mir. IloydGcorge's vieW' with even stronger words. and al most at the same moment Lord Cur zon was informing the lords that the ence that did not guarantee for Europe free and independent exist enda of nations, great and small. The Marquis of Crewe affirmed the ap- proval of the member of the late government, to the lords.
 Unfold War Program,
 The day was dOubly important one for the commons. because the new premier unfolded program for wide-reaching war measures and MT. Asquith closed the last chapter of nine years of leadership, with an ac counting of his war stewardship. The principal feature of the Lloyd George program is the measures for national service, matching Germany's latest scheme, whereby every citizen will De liable for enrolment to perform work for which the authorities con slider hi mbest fitted.
 Arthur Neville Chamberlain, mayor of Birmingham, and member of the famous family whose energy and business capacity are rated so highly will be direotor of the national ser vice, with civilian and military direc~ tors responsible to him.
 The premier prefaced his review of the situation by the statement that Britons did their best in tines oe danger, and that the country should be .*old unpleasant facts, and sad that he would not give them dark view, but the stern view, of the out look.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
WOULD FORECLOSE LIEN. Lesser.GOldman Company vs. Nash. vile Lumber Company Suit
 on Trial.

Fort Smith, Dec. 1S.-The suit of the Lesser-Goldman Cotton company of St. Louis against the Nashville Lumber company and the Nashville Graysonia Lumber company of Nash vile to foreclose lien on $42O,O00 of the formers bonds began in the fed eral court here this morning.
 A companion suit against the Mem phis, Dallas & Gulf railroad for the appointment of a receiver was post poned. The railroad held $42O.OOo worth of bonds of the Nashville com pany, and used them as collateral for its own bonds which are held by Les ser-Goldman company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
Allies Say They Can't Consider
 Peace Until Germany Surrenders
Lloyd George Declares Ent ente Must Know That Ger many Prepared to Make Complete Restitution, Rep aration, and Give Guarantees for Future Inde-
 pendence of European Nations.

Iondon 19-Th today premier, of his admin of
  the destp had witnessed favorable
  full  of knowledge proposals with the of the in hands,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
HOUSE FAVORABLE
 TO WAGE INCREASE

Washington, Dec. 19.-Salary or wages increase of from to 10 per cent, for about 16,Q00 government employees receiving less than $1,S00 a year, and $500 per annum increase for the secretary of each representa- tive, were provided for in the legis- lative. executive and judicial appro- priations bill, passed today by the house without a record vote. The secretaries now get $1 800 year. An attempt to provide each repre- sentative with an extra stenographer at $75 a month failed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
ALL BUT TWO BURIED
 MINERS ARE RESCUED

Evansville, Ind, Dec 19-Two min CTS were killed and 15 injured. by ar explosion of gas in the Oliphant' Johnson mine, near here, today. Ont hundred and fifty men were entomb' ed in the mine by the blast. Firs aid crews cleared the workings iH a short while. Pulmotors revived moro than 50 who had been overcome by gas. The 15 injured men are eX. pected to recover.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
Wheat JJD and Down.

Chicago, Dec. 19-Despite sen. sational advance of [ IA cents in wheat today, based on report of the British premier's speech relatives to the German peace proposal, the mar ket later fell back ' 1-2 cents. owin, chiefly to widespread gossip that the way to peace conference had not yet been barred.
 Exc tied selling accompanied the late setback in prices and at wild close, quotations ranged s cents on each side of yesterdays close At the topmost level. wheat values had re covered about IS cents a bushel since the recent low level on Friday. The upturn led to extensive profit taking by holders, but the selling did not assume a runaway character until after reports under a London date line appeared here, that the door was a1ar for specific terms from Ger many.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
Stacks Suffcr Break.

New York. Dec. 19.--Prices broke violently on the stock market today, after the publication of the remarks of the British premier. on the Ger man peace proposals.
 The downward movement did not begin until an hour after the receipt of first excerpt of his speech. Dur ing this time, fragmentary advices came to Wall streeet, which spent one of the tensest sixty minutes en- deavoring to interpret the premier's discourse. Confusion and perplexity seemed to reign, and then the market fell off rapidly, until drops of 4 10 10 points had been recorded.
 Perhaps never in history has Lon don been sueh overshadowing factor in the New York stock market, as It was today. The stocks which suf- fered were those of concerns which have derived huge incomes from war supplies and other products for which there is a big European demand. A rally occurred toward the close. which was at net loss of 1 to points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
CHARITIES PACKAGES DELIVERED

Any lady or society having pack ages to be delivered for charity pur poses during the holidays, will find our service car, with driver at their disposal, without cost, at any time during the day and until ten o'clock each night. If you have such pack ages, don't hesitate to call 355.
 FIRESTONE SERVICE.
 L. K. Fisackerly, Pror. 214 Pine street. 12-19-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
POSTAL RECEIPTS.
New York and Chicago Offices Take
 i'm More Than Ten Millions.

Chicago, Dec. 19.-New York and Chicago are the only cities in the country whose postoffices showed a stamp revenue of more than $10,OOO,- GOO for the last year. According to figures made public today, New York leads with s32,159,S90; Chicago reach ed total of $26,670,746; Philadelphia $9,14O,143, and Boston $S,610,640, the cities ranking in the order named.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
MEDICAL MEN MEET.

Texarkana, Dec. 19-The 18th an- nual convention of the Tri-State Medical society, composed of physici- ans from Texas, Arkansas and Louisi- ana, opened here today with record attendance. The convention will con- tinue two days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
DIR. GEO. W. BAILEY DEAD.
Yirp Moderator Of PrAsbvterian
 Church Dies at Battle Creek.

New York, Dec. 19.-The World Sunday School association today re- ceived notice of the death of Tn, George w. Bailey. vice moderator of the general assembly of the Presby- terian church., at Battle Creek. Mich. today. He was 76 years of age.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
FOREIGNERS REPORTED
 DEAD TURN UP ALIVE
Seven Men Reported Killed In Mexico By Villa Bandits Appear At
 Eagle Pass.

< El Paso, Texas, Dec. 19.-Seven foreigners, all of whom at various times had been reported killed by bandits in Mexico, arrived at Eagle Pass, Texas, today, according to a telegram received by officials here of a railroad company. The arrivals are Dr. Thomas Flannigan. Vim. A. Scott, Jacob Meyer, w. C.. Palmer, all Americans; Edgar Koch, acting Ger man vice consul; Julio Fenner, a Swiss citizen, and man named Schaefer. The men were said to be en route from Parral to El Paso.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
WOULD BAR BOOZE ADS.

Washington, Dec. 19.-Republican Good of Iowa toda introd\1ed bill to exclude from the mails into staes in which the sale of liquor is prohib- tied. all newspapers and magazines containing liquor advertisements.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
ROY SLAYS FATHER

Bloomington, Ill.,, Dec. 19.-John Ringwald was shot and killed by his son Walter, aged IA, at their home near Pekin, Ill.,. last night. The boy surrendered and said his father had threatened to kill the family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
Revolutionists Capture Three Towns

1lFVOIut1UHIStS VdpCufe 1HTcC IVWHSs
 Ell Paso, Texas, Dec. 19.-Pueblo and Orizabo have fallen into the hands of followers of Felix Diaz, and Jalapa has been daptured by other revolutionary forces, according to re- ports received by United States agents here.
 Skirmishes between the de facto troops and Villa and Villa bandits was reported south of Chihuahua City, near Santa ROsalia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20
The Weather

Wednesday, eolder; unsettled; rain or snow; cold wave in northwestern portion; temperature will fall 20 de- grees or moAe. Thursday, fair rising temperature in western portion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-20

Eva Booth, Salvation Army leader will enter upon her 45th year or Christmas Day
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
0eOa@tnisfeier anf Dem @rOipeet
Sill Trie06pfe.

llebernoreen lit Ser Iebte Sonn=
tag 0es &irhenjobres, ser in oeut-
iden firdli6en &reiien bielerorten
ais uTotenionntag" gefeiert miro.
0ic @lieoer Ser oeltti6en @emeinocll
iino 81 elmer einfahen @eoG6tnisfei=
er ouf Dem 9roipeft Sill 5rieObofe,
na6mittags orei ubr eingelaoen. Die
Seier miro dbnIi6 lpie in friiberen
Sabren perlaufen. Die 8aitoren Hi=
6ar0 Sdmiot uitO Sames 9. 8ubrer
ii%bernebmen Den liturgiiden Sell,
ipdbreno 8aitor Menael Die 0eutide
unO Taitor saul 9eooin Die engliide
Iniprade bolt. Srau Senrseire
6lpml miro, mie mir boren, mls ci-
ner @eiangmlmmer oicnen. Gin &C.
oruftes Yrogramm bietet ben Seil-
nebnlern Die 6enubten S6riftitellen
un0 2ieoer.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
@ebnrtstagsftier.

Mm Iebten Sonntag feierte 6ral
SurIebalrS i'm 8eiiein ibrer 5amili-
englieoer, SreunOe uno gefonnte il
rem As @eburtstag. lluter Den Sd
iter befanben iid u1id Serr lno Srol
Braun, Serr un0 Sraa @oumer,
SER 8iibler uno biele anoere. Sin
berrli6er Sropfen ielbitfabri5ierten
8eines muroe aufgetofelt. Sic Duel
le mar bon broben Sobnen @ambrini
itefs in @niprub genommen. Serr
@iibler muBte 5ugeben, Dob ibm Der
Tropfen i'm &altie Surleballs belon-
oerS gut gemunoet bat. Mrf Dem
9eimiuege entpltppte er ii6 als eirl
gang allsge5ei6neter &rnltfabrer
Seinem getreiicn uS6nouferl" lit es
81 ber0anfen, baB gilbert ni6t sic
Derfebrte D&oao" einidlug. 8is 5rr
ip1ten Stunoe berblieben oie @Glte
i'm Sauie oes @eburtstagstinoes.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
Nus ben @~ereinstreiicn
gasar g~eriammInna.

0ie fir 6reitag, Den II. .. W1. on.
beroitmte GeriommIung erfreute lid
zines itorfen Neiudes. Gertreter
Ger perihieoenen oeltifen &ereine
moren erihienen ionic cine 9robe
9ln5obI 9euti9er. Serr Mortin g8ie-
gono begriibte ais 8eriiser ole gnue.
lenOen un0 legte in fur5en @orten
oen @rltn0 Der e%inberufcnen @er-
Iammlung oor. Isle Der SER 9feo-
ner bemerfte, mar oieie 3ulammelI.
funft aneeiagt woroen, Inn iiber Den
3eitpunft Oes ab5ubaIteuoen 8a8ara
oeS N1beren ali berotidIagen. Gr
tiinoigte an, ooB man nod l1nqerer
griu1gune iid oobin enti9loiien bat.
tie, ben 0euti6en 9a5ar bonn 5. bis
II. 6ebrllar 0eS fommenoen SSyobres
ab5u9oIten. Srau 0e@roin men0ete
ser gliten SaHe Die Summe BON $25
Ionic Elm foltbareS &iIien 3u; lettc.
res Ioa berloIt peroen, ltno man bofft
Ons es $500 einbringen miro. Serr
@eore 8eBIer CAB $500 her.
Wnn fam 0obtn therein, 10 Gts.
ais gintrittsprei8 in Dos 8a8or-2o-
fol 3u erbeben. Cine @ergiinItiguna
miro oeren geip1brt, Ole tGgli9 an
meleno iein poIlen, lino afpor foltet
Damn ons 8o1enbiIlet so Gents. 6iir
&inoer unter IL Sobren miro fem
@intrittsgeIo erboben.
Wan idritt our 8eaultenpabl oes
ga5ar=Somites, Die folgenoes Meiul-
tat ergab:
Yrdfioent: Wartin @iegon0;
&i5e-grGi,: 5rau @po 2in5bod),
Yrot. Sefretar: SSrou 9. 8ottder
&or. SefretGr: SRI. anito 5daoe;
Sinan5-S efret6r: @rnlt &Tetid;
Sdotmeiiter: Gorl Ndterfirhen +;
. EreB-&omite: SEER 8etbfe, Ser.
treter Der Stoats3eitang @orfiser;
@eielidufts aonl Euftpr g. e,
Nten3el, 8orfiber.
Cine weitere S~eriamnIiing finoet
am 6reitag, BEN 1. 9eocmber I'M
SGngcrbuno, 314 6 Str. g. g. ftott.
Der uDamen SiIfsbercin togtc
fur5 porber. 6rau 2in5bod ais @rd-
Iioentin eroffnete bie 8eriommfunq.
5rou Dora goett6er fiibrte oos Iro-
tofoa. Die eingelaufenen &orrclpon-
oen5en mo &ednllngen famen TO-
Damn our Gerleiung. 0os .Nrm-
muge-Sale" 9olnitc miro nod cincm
pailenOen Sofalc llmi6ou bolten ano
mie es beiBt ioI elm 8erfalif i'm So
nnor ltottfinoen.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

3entrolmddte iino in tiefe Grauer
Deriebt poroen. Ser berItorbenc Serr-
iher mar nltr einige Gage bettl1gc-
rig. Sein Na9folger lit @roBber3og
Scarf 5ron5 Soiepb.
Ser amerifanii6e 8oti9ofter in
@ien, SER 5reoerid q. 8enfielo,
bot 5lpei 8agenlaOuneen 2ebensmit-
tel fir @}itglieoer leiner 9oti6aft Io-
mie fir &oniuln ieines 9iitrifts bon
Nmerifa beitelt. Staatsiefret1r Can
iinO bat angeoronet, BOP Die perlang-
ten 2ebensmittel DEM @eianoteu
iiberiarot mer6en. Somit bat Scrr
Tenfielo Gnglanos 8lodaoe gebro-
den.
9unnerstas, ben %. Noncmber 1916
SIN Staatsoepartment au 8aib-
ington erbGlt man regelmGBige Sc
ridte iiber Die 8orbereitungen oitt
einen SonOelsfriee gegen Die Ser.
Stauten. gnglano, Sronfreid uno
NuBlano Der0en nod Srie0ensihIuR
Die bitteriten 6einbe unieres 2anoes
lperoen, 0a Tie beabiihtigen Den 8elt-
balnsl an ii6 gu reiBen. Man be-
reitet ii6 bier auf aae g~pentuoIita-
ten Dor.
Die &egierung Der Ser. Stoaten
mil nidt geitatten, oaB Sic 8eridtc
amecifaniider @efangenen : 2oaer-
Snipeftoren in 9eutidIono peroffent-
lidt meroen. Sn 2onoon mar man
iiber oieie @ntideioung unierer gfeaic.
rung redt unwiuie. @aIbinaton
mag feline @riinoe babeny mesbalb es
Die geroffentli6ung ~unteriaat.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
u8ai6imstom SanaerbnnS".

Der lnterbaltungsabeno nno oit
&ortenpartie Oes S6ngerbunoeS, sic
an 81. 9obember itottfinoen Ioatei
iino auf Montag, ben 4. DECEMBER
>. S. perlegt woroen. SGmmtliht
Witglieoer iomie Sreunoe uno @0n.
ner oes SGngerbunoes iino 0u oieIel
geielidoftliden Mbeno berali6lt Elm.
gelooen. 9efanntli6 nebnen ocrar.
tiqe @eranitaltungen itets einen bcrr.
liden 8erlauf.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
SER @epra Samf aeitprbem.

Mn 16. @obember perf6ieo ii
ieiner @obnling an Ser Sten Ctr
Siioo1t SER @eorg Saul. Der Ser
1torbene fiibrte BORT einige Sabre lang
Elm 8GdereigeiAdft. Die 8eeroiglinQ
fano an Samstag, Ben Is. NoDem-
Der bon @epers &apele aus Itatt
Oie Witglie6er Ser Mrminilts 2og(
SEQ. %, s. 81. 81. &C., eripieien Dem
straightforward oie leste malireril6C
@hre
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
&Icimes Standardization

-Die S9meiaer @oi6ingtons fei-
erten bier Dor cinigen Eagen ben @e-
0enftog Der Observation-Disclosures
1tng Der Sdmei5 Dor COS Sabren.
Gin GROCER 8oa fano aus oieiem Gn-
Iolle i'm SoIo Moionic Gempel Itutt,
an Dem 500 S6lpei5er unO Oereu
5reun0e t~eiInobmen. 0os &onite
beitono ans foIgetloen Mit9lieOern:
6. Sugliiter, &oriiber; Sri. 6. So
redin, Sefretdr; 5. Ggloff S6ot-
meilter; 9. g. Gidenba6er, 81. Ga
nlogni s. 6. 2uetbi q. &. &reis,
S. 5lorin, s. @isler, S. griigger,
8. @icoro, 6. SDdromsfp, u. San-
Boa, $. s.. &eis, SO. S6ulio, 5rall
Sfmiot, 6rau Gbepnep, 6rau s.
Sltgliiter, Srol1 ". SpeiB, Srolt S.
@utmon uno Sri. 9. Gutter.
SER @ilbelm Geitb, 8rdiioent
0es Stem Sreiipiaigen 8otoilons oes
Oiltrifts Columbia NOR in ben leb-
ten otpei 8oden bettl6gerig. 8ie
mir erfo6ren, befinoet er fi9 jett ouf
0em @ege Ser 8eIlerung.
-@iaiam 6. Stump, Scr. Ell
12. Str. 60. meIOete Ser @oli5ei
Bob i6mL ols er an ser 8. l1no s Ctr.
@.=@., eitlen acknowledgements be
Iteigen mollte, feline @elotai6e NIT
$685. geitoblen moroen iei. @r COB
Der @oli8ei, pine 8eidreibung BON
3pei meiBen Mdnnern, 0ie, mie er
Glaltbt, oie Sat periibt 9o6en.
Vim lebten Gienstog M6eno, 81.
NoDember nerltorb IN ieiner @ob-
nitng, 1920 5iinfte Str. ge.=8., Serr
SAUL Surf, inn "a 2ebenSiabre. Scr
@eritorbene erblidte in 9eliti1lano
Dos 2idt ser @elt, fam aber i6on
nit 16 Sobren nod Nmerifa uno
5par IieB er ii6 unmittelbar nod iei-
itcr Nnfunft IN 8aibington nieOer.
@Gbreno oes giirgerfrieges bot cr
feline 9ienlte ieinem neuen @aterlan=
De on ulo 5fDdr ltan0 er 1lgS Gre1iDug
Iigen-Gorps soes 9iitrifts Golumbid.
Dem 8erufe nod NOR Serr 8urf Sd
der, begab ii6 aber i6on Dor Is Sab=
rem in Sen Sutherland unO binterlieB
fem bliibenoes @ei6Gft ieinem Sobne
@iIbelm $. 8urf. Ser @eritorbene
mar SefretGr oes 86der ltnterItiiB-
ungsbereins $50. l.. Sin Sobn un0
2 gllfel iiberleben i'm Sim 0onner8=
tag Nadmittag fano I'M Sraucr-
boaie Elm Gotengottesoienlt Itatt un0
Oie 8eer0igung erfolgte Oarauf ollf
Dem &od Greet Srieobofe.
-9ie1er Gage peritorb bier elmer
Ser ongeiebeniten 8iirger 8aibing=
tons uno Elm berporrageroer 0eutid-
omerifaner, SEER Or. Seioemanl
SIM grematorium oeS 2ei6enbeitat-
ters See murOen Bic lleberreite .oes
8eritorbenen berbrannt. SEER Geo
90. Spier belt cine er%greifenoe Grall-
erreoe. @ir boffen, in ser nGditeil
Summer unleres GIottes N1beres
bariiber 81 bringen.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24
-0cr g8oihinatoner9 opetenhdn0

49,
Ter, Sobn 81. WtoboneD, bot befonnt
oeaeben, Dab Die Eopeten I'M Yreiie
b%eoc4tcno iteigen peroen. Sopeten-
fobrifaiten benoAri6tigten i'm, Dab
sic minoeripertige Sopete I'M Sabre
1917 Inn 70 bis 100 Yro5cnt I'M
9reiie iteigen peroe. @s mare al
len, oic lire 3immer 81 tope3iereu
beobii6tigen, ongeroten, Dies bolo Stt
beiorgen.
-SSonf Senrt ser Elm Sditbma-
dergei9Gft an Ser Yenniplponia g[be
60. betreibt, liegt I'M GoiualtD So
ipital franf oornieoer. Im Sonn-
tag begob ii6 5ronf oltf Die Soien-
iago, ipobei er ltott Oes Saien iid)
leIbit onldob. S6mer peripunoet
brabte man i'm ms @o'pital. Sb
Der nSonntagsiGger" nod einmaI
iein @liif I'M SaieniGieBen periu6el
miro, lit iebr fraglid.
-2ouis Softer % Sabre alt, Der
ii1 I'M @oIter &ceO MilitGr &oipi-
tai ais &otient befonO lit bon BORT
peri6punoert. 8eim 8erloIien ocs
&oipituIS NOR er 11ur nit ieinen
Nodtfleioern angeton. @r lit an
einent Ser5leioen. Souer geb0rte Der
Weili5 bon Ileranorid an un0 ipar
per6eirotet. Mton nimmt iebt an,
ooB err irgenomo Sen 500 gefunoen
9abe.
-@rofeIior Or. Soiepb SemeIt
bon Ser &otbolii1en ltniperlitdt
iprad ort letter DienStag Dor MSit-
alieoern Der bieiigen o@aelicS ocietp"
iiber 0as Ebemo; Ser mallii1e TO-
nliide Gborafter. in Sbeofesipeare".
Or. @emeIt lit Mngliit bon <f uno
Elm beliebter &eoner b~eionoers Dor
miileniAaftliden @eieGi1often. gr
lit Mitglieo Oes bieiigen n@ermanio
Gllbs".
-am Sonntoe, ben &c. s.. sc.
feiert Die ep. llttb. Dreieinigfeits-
@emeiioe in ibrer Stride, Gcfe a. uno
s StraBe N~8. Mifiionsfeit.
Ser Miiiionor 81. 6rede Ser 90
Sabre lang inter ben gan1iilen in
Sl1oien 9~earbeitet bal, pir0 normit-
tags um II llbr Die 8re0igt bdlten,
uno abefos url 7.3O llbr miro SER
@aitor Spilman bon Baltimore Die
englii6e 8reoigt baIten.
-&iir0li1 iprab ser Sefretdr oes
E~rGiioenten @ilion. Serr Soiepb IS.
GumultD, Dor Weitglieoern Der $50
mems @ilion Union. Sci 0ieIer
@elegenbeit fritiiierte er oas Bench
men Der uprofellionellen Sriid-
2lmerffaner" ltnO erflGrte, oaB Sc
remiab S'2eorp oas Saltpt elmer fIei-
men @ruppe oieier Srii6 Amerifo=
ner iei. @lei68eitie madte SEER gu
mrltp ieinen 3lib0rern befannt, oaB
alld) er ein Srl1noer lei, jeoo9 ni6t
bon Ser 4rt 0es Serrn S'2earp. @r
prizes Oos 8orgeben oes &rdiioenten
8ilion in ser Observation-Disclosures
als einen northumberland meiien
S6ritt.
Ser unO Srou @eorg Soldier
feierten in ibrer 8obmtng Scr. 1880
y StruBe i'm @eiiein 5oblrei6er
6reunoe uno @erponoten hire gol=
Np1p Godhapi+ NnS Ns1fhpInnnr ON.
ping oiele mertpoae @eldenfe. Ser
unO 6rau S6dfer mltroen om 1S.
Nopember 1866 I'M ct. Morienge-
meinoebouie our6 @ater Did &C.
traltt. 0as Yaar bat 0rei lebenSe
&inoer, George 8. S6dfer, Srau
George 9. sc. &itfer uno Srou Pin
ME Simcor, iopie 10 @nfel. Serr
Soldier betrieb md6reno bieler Sab
re Elm @ei6aft in Georgetown
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

California @a6eira, iebr aft nnb
bon bOr5iislidem 0eidmaf. soc
6as bDae Gnart, bei G6riitiau
Fanoer, 900 7te Ctr. M.-@.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

Gbriitian fanoer's &irgimia Sort
iucine iinO DOn ben beiten Merstem
fir Slntarmnt empfDblen. 900
Ute StraRe N.-8.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-24

Gbriitian fanSer's Masenbitter
beilt 1tnberSanlidfeit nnO Sra.
senbeidmerSen. Is Gents bic
Glaide. Nnr 5n ba6en 909 7te
Strahe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-01
LIQUOR MEN SUED

lincoln Neb.. March 3i.-Allegins
that Henry Schmale, Sol A. ksensky
ard Leonard Bauer ruined her hus-
lard William II Haviland, by fur
-.ehrng him intoxicating liquors.
~hich caused him to become an ha-
uit.ul druukard. Cora Haviland mas
brought suit in District Court against
the Lhree saloon men mentioned, ask
ing Judgment for $4,000. The Illinois
surety Company. which is on the
bonds Of the mon mentioned. Is also
rImed AS defendant
Mrs Havflaud states that she sues
on behalf Of herself and her two mi
nor children, alleging that prior to
Nav. 1915, her husband was a strong
ana robust man, energetic, and Nnd
ana effectl0nate husband and father,
using his income for the support or
his wife and children Prior TO the
time mentioned he was capable OF
earning $3.50 per week, but from
INV /, 1915, daily until January 5,
.1al6 # Is declared the defendants
and their agents furnished him lntoN
:catirg liquors In quantities sufncleht
20 cause him 10 become drunk me
further charge is made that the ue-
fer dants gave HaviIand Aquor WINE
he was intoxicated and by their acts
raraad him 70 become an hahitual
Grunkard.
Plaintiff alleges that because or the
nets complained Of her husband was
unable to devote his energies to any
KIND Of business or labor, but spent
hts time in drinking and dissipation
IN Consequence, he failed to support
hts wife and children. who were lef1
without means OF maintenance.
r finally became necessary to seno
the man to the dipsomania ward OF
this state hospital for treatment, 1t Is
aIleged, and he is now an inmate OF
that institution.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-01
To STAY ON JOB TILL
SUCCESSOR QUALITIES

ThouEh he enters upon -1-a- new du-
ties as executive assistant TO the state
Tax Board today Christopher y. Gar
nett Will continue in the onic" of At
turuey-ficuera John Garland Pollard,
as assistant attorney general for sew
orsI days. uuLl Nr- GaIuett's success
scr can take up the work
Nr Gurr.tts successor as assistant
attorney general VIII ho. in all prob
ability. his brother, Leslie q. Garnett
ae was stated several. days ago Thus
is not Vet drnuitrls certain as MI
Garnett. who Is now assistant tn Min
uespoIis. Ntnn. 10 United states Al
'orney-Gcnrral Gregory. has not re-
seivcd Mr. GrcEorys authorization 20
accept the position offered him hy AZ
toruc> General FoliHrd
From Mir. Gaructt in Minneapolis
there was received YESTERDAY n Mr.
rollaId.s Office telegram stating MIR.
Gaructt 'rt quite sure ho will accept
Mr. roilavd's offer rut hr wished
definite authorization from, General
Gregory before notifying Mr Pollard
definitely THE Telegram, adds that Mr..
Gsructt feels he will certainly Ino"
Boz Monday that to can accept.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-01
CUSTOMS COLLECTIONS ARE
LARGER DURING THE MONTH

The import business on which
customs duty is paid was larger in
March this year than in that month
one year ago, according to figures
obtainable yesterday afternoon at the
office of w. Gay. Smith, deputy col
lector in charge of the port
of Richmond. The collections of
customs in the month just ended
totaled $46,115.42. One year ago they
were SS2.104.25 for the same period.
Collections for the first three months
of this year are about $4,000 short of
what they were for the same period
one year ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-01
r. W. HUNTER
REPORTED DYING

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian)
Washington, n. c.. March 81
Physicians tonight gave up all hope
for the recovery of Major r. w.
Hunter. former prominent Virginia
lawyer and Confederate hero, who has
been seriously i'll here several days.
At II O'Clock tonight they declared
Major Hunter was dying Major
Hunter was for many years one OF the
leading lawyers of Virginia. After the
wap he went back TO Winchester, his
birthplace, and practiced law. Upon
retiring from active practice, he was
made keeper of the Confederate rec
ords at Richmond.