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ro Reflection on Any Mem Der, Says Secretary Of
 State Lansing.
toRTON TRIES TO REOPEN THE MATTER
bly Very Careful Management oy
 nusa Leaders Prevented Renewal |.f Debate Which Previously Led to q Fight of Two Members.

Sept. 29.-Careful by house leaders today Ieyented the wrangle over the Ger .n aslush" fund, which yesterday suited in fight between Represen- tiye Heflin of Alabama, and Rep Tentative Norton of North Dakota, bm getting beyond a. threatening [Sudden adjournment after repeat
 attempts by Representative Norton obtain permission to address the Iuse found both Norton and Heflin the floor with -- two undelivered |eeches before them, anxiously Batting an opportunity to renew ver- ll hostilities. Present plans are to eyent either man from taking the Dor and permitting the proposed in- |iry into Heflin's charge that sever- members have acted suspiciously," " Edie a natural death.
 FThe German "slush" fund wrangle bke out again on the floor of the |use today with the presentation of letter by Chairman Pou of the rules mmittee from Secretary Lansing. klaring the state department had no hdence indicating members of con ess had any connection with the hat Bernstorff $50,000 fund.
 Becretary Lansing wrote: s
 sIn this report to your inquiry er the telephone today, addressed to
 department, I beg to inform you
 It the department has no evidence II could in any way connect a men-
 of congress with the payment of >Eey by the German embassy in 1 propag ganda activities"
 hr. Lansing. then quoted from his (tement of September P saying he
 not see how Bernstorff's request
 spend $50,00O reflects upon con- ess or any member.
 Is soon as the letter had been read
 presentative Norton of North Da-
 Ia and others demanded recogni-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
MIXERS MAY MEET ! IN ARKANSAS IN 1918
Eeeutiye Committee Directs That
 Hot Springs Be Considered As Convention City.

|Atlantic City. N. J.. Sept. 29.-The |kansas delegations campaign to Pd the 1918 meeting of the Ameri- B Bankers association has won al eliminary victory.
 lne executive committee late last sht directed the administration com4 |ttee to consider Hot Springs as a, ece of meeting next spring.
 rms means, if the delegations
 ims are proved, that Arkansas will Eertain the largest and greatest fetlng Of financiers next April. Gen Rl Secretary Farnsworth will visit Etle Rock and Hot Springs in the (xt few. weeks.
 |Memcers of the Arkansas deleea-
 n Believe they have a great op- |f'anlty to land the big meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
AS HUSBAND SLEPT
 WIFE KILLED HIM

Denver, Colo, Sept 29.-After kneeling at the bedside of her sleep ing husband and breathing a prayer for his soul, Mrs. Patrick Henry Riley early today drew a revolver and shot him through the head at their home here. He died three hours later. Mrs. Riley surrendered herself to the DO lice.
 Riley was an employe of the Den. ver Tramway company and was A years old. She Is 46. They have no children.
 "He was cruel and 1t had to be done" Mrs. Riley told the police. Ri' lev came here ten years ago from Paris, Tenn.
 Mrs. Riley declared Riley killed her mother by poisoning at Paris. Tenn, a wear after they were married. the noiice say. She said he had threat ened to take her life and that she bought the revolver this summer, be- lieying her troubles had come to . noint where murder would be com mitted by one or the other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
AMERICAN WINS WAR CROSS.
Prevented Tragedy by Throwing Air
 Bomb in River in France.

Paris, Sept. 29-The first Ameri- can soldier to win the war cross with the palm is John McClain of Dayton, Ohio. says the Paris Herald. On the night of September IS German air plane flew over the village in which he was stationed and dropped several bombs. One fell within 15 feet of g building around which 50 villagers had gathered.
 Notwithstanding the warning expos' tulations of those near him, the news paper continues, Private McClain dashed out into the road and discov- ering the bomb with the aid of pock- ct electric lamp, picked it up and hur, ed into the river. The prefecture ex- ploded as it struck the water. It sent up a column of water and no one was hurt. Private McClain, who is "A years old and married, has been in the army for four years. He saw service m Mexico.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
PRODUCES MORE GASOLINE.
Government Expects Twelve-Fold In
 crease From New Process.

San Francisco. sept. 29.-The Unit ed States government, it was announc- ed today, has been offered and has accepted the free use of process dis covered by Frederick A. Kormann. San Francisco chemist. which. Kor- mann said. would increase the out put of the country's gasoline by twelve-fold and thus avert national shortage which government officials have declared is threatened.
 Kormann announced that Secre- tary of the Interior Lane had author ized the construction of government plant at which the process Will be Nutilized,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30

paying for the lighting of the business district.
 The city officials, chamber of com merce, Rotary club and the Pine Bluff company join in an invitation to the people to come down town tomorrow evening, participate in the exercises, and observe the improvement at the moment the lights are turned on.
 The theatres are cooperating and announce special programs for the benefit of those taking part in the ex- \erciseS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
LONDON IS7AGAIN
 TARGET OF GERMANS
Flocks of Airplanes Drop Bombs on Northeast and Southeast Dis-
 tricts Last Night.

London, Sept. 29.-Hostile airplanes raided London again tonight. An of- ficial communication from the home office says:
 Hostile airplanes crossed the coast of Kent and Essex in groups between 8 and g o'clock. Attacks were made upon London. and some bombs were dropped in the northeast and south east districts. Bombs were also dropped at various places in Kent and Essex. No reports of casualties have yet been received"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
[ARINEs TO USE REBEL YELL.

|Uuantico. Va. Sept. 2s.-To put pe Tear of God" into boche hearts. nited States marines in training re are practicing the old-time rebel
 u. Confederate veterans, who take en interest in the activities of the a,soidlers, are teaching the boys pr days. - ~ U IS thought that the blending of cowman's "e-e-yah" with the blood Iuhng whoop Of the Seminole will Pt pep" in the marine corns aIse sufficient to dislodge the cnes from their trenches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
r HURT WHEN ROOF COLLAPSES
 IN PEORIA, ILl.
Nearly 100 Had Assembled on Roof to Witness Au-
 tomobila Races.

Peoria. Ill.,. Sept. 29.--Twenty-two persons were seriously injured and about 50 bruised when the roof of 2 barn at the fair grounds collapsed to- day. Nearly 100 persons were watch ing auto races from the roof. and 1t went down under the load.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
Racer Plourlls Thru Crowd.

Fresno, Calif.. Sept. 29.-W. S. Campbell, automobile race driver, was killed here this afternoon in the first lap of 25-mile free-for-all race
 when his car struck the inner fence. } Fifteen men, women and children AUere injured few seconds later when Wm. Bolden, another racer, ploughed thru 8 crowd at the side of the track.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
'lNE BLUFF LOOKS GOOD TO MIR. CHRIST

v, F Christ. of the firm of John H. atkins of New York, who are largo a.ers In Pine Bluff and Arkansas ent < Power company securities, is
 tne city for 3 few days. He is ucn pleased with Pine Bluff and Grounding country:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
DIED FROM VACCINATION.

Malvern, septk 2s.-Clifford Long, aged 25, county surveyor, is dead at his home here. While at Camp Pike, Little Rock, where he was employed, he was vaccinated, and this is said to have led to his death.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
GERMANS DROP IN HOLLAND.

Amsterdan; Sept. 29.-A German -airplane of the Gotha type descend- ed in Zeeland. One of it's passengers was severely wounded. Two un- wounded passengers attempted to escape, but were caught, and all will be interned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
BRITISH LOSSES
 DURING THE MONTH

London, Sept. 29.-British casual. ties reported during the month ol September total 104.5sS divided as follows:
 Officers-Killed and died of wound4 636; men. 1S.S02 o
 Wounded or missing. 2'' '1k1; men SS,S0S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
KILLED IN QUARRY.

Hardy. Sept. 2s.-Walter Smith, laborer at the rock quarry Wiliiford. was killed while at work when rock fell upon him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-30
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Stumbling, iStrnores. Ganaes unA
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Observation-Disclosures @erdlhr nllh

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

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yes poItmcrs gcips @canar6" @ahefi Il M
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

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sunn GeAIllS & Co., 5nc., la Us gniAexioni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-02-05

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The Washington times., 1917-12-20
KENNEL CLUBS ESCAPE
FINES OWING TO WAR

Because of the war, which caused
a number OF cancellations last season,
the American Kennel Club has de-
cided to suspend Its old law calling
for a forfeiture OF the sanction
money whenever a show is not held
Three clubs were guilty Of conceling
advertised and sanctioned bench
shows last summer. but their forfeit
money has been returned by the A.
X. c. at the regular quarterly meet
ing held at New York.
Contrary to the report, there was
no disagreement or opposition to the
new rules over the unit rating for
championships, or the licensing OF
judges. Later on there may be some
minor changes in the rating rule, but
II will not affect the Westminster
Kennel Clubs big show in February.
Two new delegates were elected In
C. H. Perrin. OF the Chicago Collie
Club, and William Ross Proctor, Of
the Sealyham Terrier Club, Of New
York
The Washington times., 1917-12-20
WILLARD AGAINST
DECISION BATTLE
FOR GREAT TITLE

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Jess Willard,
worlds champion heavyweight, today
took some OF the edge OF his pro-
posal TO defend his title for the bene-
At OF the Red Cross.
willard said he would enter the
ring in defense OF the championship,
II the United States Government
would remove the ban on the moving
pictures of the bout, contributing his
share to the Red Cross.
However, the bout for the Red
Cross must be for ten hounds with.
out decision" said willard emphat'
icaIly. 'I should prefer 1t to be held
at either the Cubs park or Comiskey
park on the south side OF Chicago,
though I have no objection to any
other large city, such as New York,
Boston, or Philadelphia"
> The champion also suggested that
q committee OF fiye prominent news
papermen choose his opponent.