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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
MRS. ". JOINER
NOW TESTIFIES
Engineer Wife Declares Her
Health Was Completely
Broken Down.
GAINED 95 POUNDS.
Since Taking Tanlac She Is as
Well and Strong as Any
body, She Says.

Il haV. just finished my third bortln
Of Tanluc and have gained lhirly-tire
pounds" said Mrs. WIlh"!mina Joiner.
vii" OF wcll-!inuwn engineer on tn"
NJ. n. x :. R4ilr"ad. who resides ii
GIL Mulberry $TT"r'. Macon. Ga.
For nearly 'wo wears suffered
from the effects ot nervous proSlra
ton. which WIS brought on by merry.
Gus INDIGESTION" Sl" continued. my
CONDITION got so bal that | couldn't
cat any kind of heavy food. and IL
seemed like the harder ! tried io set
we'll Iii. worse ! got. tried every
medicine and treatment that ! could
find. but continued IL go down until
was alarmed and Thought that moth
ing would ever help me
1T wasn't hardly any tim" after !
started taking Tarlac until | hogan 10
improve. and have improved ever
since. until | am now rs we'll and
strong AS any body. Ny nerves got bet
ter right away. and began to h. able
to resi- at night. My appetite returned
and can eat anything | want. and cv-
rryrhinc tastes good. am only 100
glad to tell wha' Tanl;rr has done for
me- for Il certainly has been bless
ing"
The cenuin" 'Rrnlac is sold in Wheel
ing by G. II. Griost & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
More Complete Control
Of Shipping Desired

WASH Nt;TON. l'"'. 3.--N"r" com
plc,e cont rol and regulation ~ @"r-
chan; shipping, VAS r""""!i"Al"d l"
congress today h; The shipping hHHrd.
rirra:nr power il needed. II was pointed
out. especially - prevent "Atort'"hat2
freight rates.
Additional lcEilati"n "nF asked l."
cover The transfer Of American Tc*H"!'
IT, foreign registry. III" present Law.
il wns declared. is "%Scur" ind does net
give the board sufficient authority. 'fh-
or anomalies in The Shipping aT'. IN"
board saws cull for remedial l"GiSIn'tr M
outlining II" work. accomplished nv
'bn board AMI IL" emergency il""i cor
rora;ion attention * rlli"h /" ~" FAC,
thnt tn" lars hullding program rr"-
vldes for completion ~ eight t!mo: III"
tnnnag" Delivered In lH!".
1'ha boaru Ind under contract; ''r'0-
hnr H. tn" construction "f i.i"l H'S-
srls AMI was negotiating c"n;rnc's for
m additinnnr e T"ta! t"nung" rev
rrs"mt"d In thrS" contracts - 1.l'I-
7hS
The board IS wcri:lr. ont Az adjust :
mnm; Of claims 81 America and atli"!
subjects against s"i2"d C;"rmmn vessels
ami will ask for Ul APPROPRIATION -
cover their payment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
SherTard Briefs

Mrs W :: WmrS.'!, al r'a,"m"n;. pa
turned vhm,l.. ola N","iay. after wish
with h"r unrrI.:s. Mr. ard Mrs. t. ".
Mrt 'mInhS.
Miss Eltnr"r" KItrlr is visiting r"la-
tivrs At Wolf Run.
Tho Cleaners class Of tn" All"E Grow"
Sunday s,'ho"l vii! r" entertained ny
Mrs llhrr. Myers NJ h"r h"m" on
Thursday. D"c"mh"r lath.
Harold Kerr "f Mozart. who has been
~ with scarlet fever. il recovering ut""-
ly.
Miss Mari. 'Gnrv,n "f Moundsvll". IS
N" guest of her cousin. Miss Helen
C;nrvIn.
The MI, nliv-t sunday s"h""l Will
u,r", in IA" hall tEi~ evening. rTu"sdnNI
Va pack hnNcs for the fifteen boys. Wh"
were =, nIir tim" m"Iuhrrs ~ III" school
aud arc now in training "n,Irs NJ I'M"
front
An III day meeting of the Pleasant
Hlll Ladies' All Society will IN, held Mt
tn" NJ T.. rnr""mns" here ON W"dnrs-
day.
Miss Dorothy Smith ~ Wheeling Is
lnud srent n" week md a the homo
90 M".. &. 4. Gnrvin. 81 Bethlehem.
Th" conditions "f MIS- Charles W.
R-nIk". If Wheeling Crock. who suffered
r second s,r,'k" "f paralysis. Few days
days ago. is slightly Improved.
Misses Edna Met l"ary and Er'h
Mr''"mhs have resumed Their studies
in IA" West NirFnin University. after
spending the wctk emo n their homes
here"
The Nj. OlyoI Ladies Md society
aud led fr"ss VIII mott in u Jntut SEES
a."n NJ III" ball "n Wednesday,. Mrs
j.. : ''Arnahnu m! MiSa Dolly Cnrna-
han. " Ill lac ihc hUSt"SscS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
COlE:RAIN

Rev. Harry Mcconnell of N"w Athens
delivered an "Nr'll"nt sermon at this
place at 1915 Sunday.
SrIparint"ndent ". Il. Logan Of Lam
cling, was u visitor at tho school at thls
place Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Davis is tn" guest ar Mr..
and MIS-. II. &. Spies "f Flushing o.
Miss Nevada Sharon who underwent
an operation Saturday Tor Appendicitis
IS getting along ms w"ll as could Il" e1-
pected.
Miss Agnes Mrrlaren Of D"llatre O..
spsn, tho weele-rud with friends nj this
place.
Mrs Deborah White has returned
home M"ndny. after spending few days
with hcr daughter Mrs. Il. ~ Rally.
Mrs. ~ L. Hnrd"stv WAS At IN" bed
sid. ot her sister Miss Nevada Sharon.
SUNDAY.
J. { Brown wa IN bridgeport. Mon
day.
Mrs kreigcr IS visiting her SON VII
liam Kr"!g"r this wcck.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sharon &c BARTON.
were in Colrraiu M"nhar.
Miss Jer.nlc Mercer nf Pheasant Grove
is The guest Of Miss clair" IIogu".
Mr. Charles Lash continues quite III
nj his hnrne.
g * EInEuc WIS business "nll"r
In RridRcport Wednesday,.
ltcrbcrt Walker wHs a business cali"r
in Upland Tuesday.
Miss Betty Eahh"i - visiting ""la-
tlves At Pittsburgh
Mossrs Samuel Wcndc1ck and Waiter
Brown. Of Pleasant Grove. w~r" visitors
at this rlac" ru"sdny.
II l.. Wilt. wHs business rnll"r in
Wheeling Wednesday,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
STEAMBOAT MEN
WILL MEET TODAY
DISPOSAL OF 100000 WORTH OF.
STOCK WILL BE DISCUSSED
AND OTHER MATTERS
TAKEN UP.
Many Prominent Men VIII Be Present
G. at Meeting to Be Held at
Noon Today.

Definite action OH the now Liberty
Steamboat company will be taken up
today M the meeting Of the finance
romInitIrr 10 b. held at rhe Dollar
SAVINGS and Trus; company building
which Will he presided over by the
Chairman r.. Walker Peterson.
ARRANGEMENTS will be made for The
incorporation al tn" company and 'he
selling Of The stock. and laler III the
week all of the. several committees
will hold joint meeting and every
detail Of the plans o! the company
will be diSClIsacd.
The 500 900 stock OF the company
will sell readily. there is not DOUBT
and the only, trouble that IN" finance
committee is facing Is an equal d'vl-
sion OF the shares among the various
Towns along the river where 'h'
boats or the new company VIII i"nch
That business. will boom along me
river is. agreed. as Il is one or inc
richest streams in the entire OnIted
States and its banks are lined Win
industrial cities and farms thai Will
assist In the supply Of III" volume oi
commerce that III" steamboat com
pau!rs will enjoy.
The railroads that border the stream
us we'll AZ those that operate bacN
into the country from il VIII also
reap Il prof.. that vii! mean much
in many ways
Tho various Government cams
along the waterway will mean mat
II reoI. steamboat stage Of water can
be maintained and with thr aou'''o''
Of the other controls along the lower
stream. there will always he n pIen-
i!tul supply Of water IN convey 'he
freight that will be carried back ana
forth by the Ohio river steamers Al
nil times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
fAVORS WAR AGAINST
ALL GERMAN ALLIES

- WASHINGTON p.r %.-Srnai"r
Lodge ranking Republican, - th: stn-
ate foreign ,"ir,t.':i> "":u,aitt..-.. d.c!i,r-
ed todaE u" faInr.,. war by h: LATED
States aSa!:l>; ~! I;,.cu.auy'$ allies.
80 II have always tMruGh, w: light
az well have q. cl:.r"d MAR against Ats
.rta. Turk aEd bulgaria when W"
made III" d""l,v;,tt"m against Germany"
,he said ~" hay" 'S.n, The mission
headed hv '"l,.r.t fi.,;S" abroad [" -
cure unit az a"t:"u. y prerequisite"
of urity. ii!..t,. - '"r all :" b"
fighting tn. >:Iu,' 49, mis-. II would
make our n">ii:"n il:,,-. ,ncr,iigibi" and
greatly tarIiitat.. Ilil..y nc action f"G "Ur
government - t";iu:t!ly declare. war
against ali g: ':"ruInu:'< allies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
WILL DIRECT THE
INDUSTRIAL USE
OF NATURAL GAS

PITTSBI-RGH. Dec. 3.---pavId q. H"!-
brook. Of Pittsburgh. secretary OF IN"
Natural Gas Association Of America has
been uanrd 20 direct tho distribution ~
natural gas for industrial purposes ana
:ha war industries board y wnS an
nouncrd tonight at Mr.. llnthro"kS or
f!rcs here. TIL" now En" administrators
has heen PROMINENT In TIL" natural gas
trade Tor numhcr NJ Years.. Ia al
Gi,ion 70 being an nttic"" In IN" Ma
;iunal Gas association. hc has h"rn pr"s-
itarr ir: fiv" years o: thu Assoc a Ion
of Natural Gas Supplyrnrn.
before coming Ia Pittsburgh. EIr.
TInlbrook WIS connected with IN" Uni
v.rsity Of Iowa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

"MtS.TrR-PEP" is surely the finest
OF The ilnr in mustard preparation.
II Is a combination Of Mustard. Tur-
rentine and. Pepper. II is great for
Chest Colds. Inflammation and aches
and pains. Try il for Headache, Neu-
ralgia. Stiff Neck. rheumatism. Sore
Joints, Sore Muscles, Pleurisy. Sciari-
ca. Lame Back and Lumbago. and
you'll not only get relief. but you'll say
that "MTS-TIR.rEP" is tho incest.
cieancst preparation OF the kind you
ever used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

Louisville. Ky Doc. . With
more hjan So nru nuu IN cash IN us
vaults nri deposits aEEr"gatinE $'."hh.-
nOG on us books The Louisville branch
ri lhr f,..i"rul r,.S"rv" bank III -. ..''iis
opened for business h,r,' today.
Ih. e nnn mnu in deposits acme from
n uunb.'r 81: banks il that part "G lh"
Eighth Erdar,,l RrSrri- district. which
Hes in western kentucky. and FROM
about fift.r.n counties III indiana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
CHANGED THE NAME.

CIMRERLANp. Nd. Dec. s.-Th.
H.n"khnlHcrs ~ the German Saving
l'nnk NJ II special meeting hrr. today.
decided I" chang" N" nam" tu ihc Ci'!-
2"ni SAVINGS Rank. IN difference IN the
feeling prevalent because ~ ,hr war
With Germany. and nlsn r" bring thu
bank closer To- III" Citizens National
Iark. which Institution has hrrn under
ih~ sam" MANAGEMENT nf former Unit
cd S'nIrs Senator GEORGE Welllngtnr. MS
president
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

,.-f trains. Tie trains will meet NJ
PITTSBURGH. from which putnt The rarty
vii! i,rlrC,,,! together.
~. youngsters Will De addressed IN
Washington by President Wilson. Her
bert E: Hoover and S"crrtary OF War
I;aK.r IN New York rh"y Will DC adj
dressed by Mayor Mitchell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
WILL USE FORCE.

WASHINGTON. y. e.. Irr >!
STATE fuel administrators. failing 10
obtain. on request to producers. coal
supplies FOR emergency needs, We're in
strucrrd today 10 call on IN" furl adj
miriStraiiun for acquisitions. They
were told. however. 10 make every IF.
fort 10 gel coal by request first
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
FITZGERALD QUITS

WASHINGTON. r. e.. Dec. 3
Representatives Fitzgerald. Of New
York, chairman Of the House apprnpri'
ations committee, announced tonight
his resignation from Congress. To lake
effect nrcnmhpv 81. lie Will reSumr
his law nrarllCe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
OBI l)ARY
Funeral Tomorrow.

Funeral services viii be held tonor-
row morning for The late Earl Tucker
who passed away II the family home in
North Wheeling. Sunday morning ANA
after services at the home. high mass
viii I've observed at the Sacred Heart
church. lntrrmcnf Will be mad" q;
Greenwood cemetery.
Earl Tucker was respected resident
Of North Wheeling and WAS we'll known.
rle lives n; !6% Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
NO CLUE TO ROBBERS

At an early hour this morning me
police had found no clue az to who
the robbers were who broke into the
Capitol stand in the Market Audi,
torlum. The police have been on the
lookout, but whoever the robbers were
they made A clean getaway.
The stand was robbed sometime BE-.
tween closing time Saturday nlG!r
and opening time yesterday morning.
About SO was taken from the two
cash registers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

"MUS-TUR-PEPr is Greaseles. Van.
ishing. doesn't soil the linen. has a
pleasant odor and will not turn rancid.
Besides. 1t has got the pep"
"MUS-TUR-PEP" brings results be.
cause 1t does not stay on the surface.
buI is quickly absorbed. goes right 10
the affected spot and stays there. do.
ing It's work for hours.
"MUS-TUR-PEP" Is sold. recon,
mended and guaranteed BY all drug
gists. Get a small jar Of "MUS-TrR,
PEP" to-day-You may need il 70.
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
A Free Prescription You Can Hav
Filled and Use at Home.

Philadelphia. IA. DO ynu w"ar glasses
Are YOU victim % eYs strain or n'k"r
81. wnnkneases" II so. :.ou wilt h.. glad
to know that according ~ Or L""s
there ~ reai hope to- you Many XIII
their c.S-S restored through n. rr:a"ii:.
OF This wonderful fre: PRESCRIPTION. on.
fnau says: after trying II: Il waS, almost
blind: c"uld not see u read 4 all. No"
C|n read everything without a:iy
giaSScs and my Eyes do not water an:
,no7c. ~ night teny would pain drsaf-
-7'ly: now they tecl m" al tho limo:
IL VAS Ike a miracle TO rae" 4 lady
We" used = says: The atmospheric
.:~-mrh haz! Win or w:thou: glasses.
b., af'"- ':sjr:g this prescription for
i:'"'-a da:s "v"-":A!Ig seems clear.
can "Nsr r~ar! ~" print without glasses.
J. IL hsi:""sd .hat thousands who yea: :
!-i"s"'.- rau :srw discard them In r"a-
s"',a;'!" GU:" and nanl+'-Edes NOR. Will
10 g1t, "a -'-.-i c'tru their cy"s :"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
Prof. AuruEt voliernth-

Funeral services will be held this
morning for the late Prof. August
Nolkrrath. whose remains were received
hero yesterday. from Huntington, where
death occurred. lntrrmcnF will be
made at Mt. calvary cemetery.
rruf. Iolkerath dlcd nj Huntingdon
Sinday. Aftcr n brief illness OF three
days. He was Scll known in this city
rs while her" 4 number Of years ago
ha WAS urSanISt a. the 81. AlphonSus
church. deceased MAS in his n!netleth
wear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
Oscar Lew1Bohn

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.--Oscar 1."wiSohn.
banker. husband nf Edna May. who was
noted actress at tho time ~ their
marrlag" i'll sue. died in n hospital here
today aged - years. He had been OPP
Grated on for intestinal trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

4 machine has hsen Invent I'd In r:u-
rope that cleans and sorts medicinal
tablets. rejects imperferily formed
ones and packs them In boxes or TINS
Al Il speed OF from $50 moo 10 200. 0"r
A day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
C.. 2. Ettar.

HAHGtlSBURG. Pa. Dec. c.---'harles
f. Filter inventor nf m" chang" car
ri"r EIH furTn"r hH mixer. died tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
SHERRARD

Th" evangelist, S"rvi""s. which ar"
hrinr held Ia tho Pleasant i!ih -. T..
church viii. cnur ilI." during lis ~r"k.
Ecy. NJ. Homer Cummings. pastor or III"
Fulton and 'irreEs nil" NJ T.. churches
will preach each evening rrC"pi Ss;ur-
,lay At so o'rlrC;i. and E"V. H. 4.
t'nTIuan will assist with tn" services.
Fvcry IN" - rnruirlly invited I" A.
tend each ni"'.tirs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

aztec on illness OF ten months. He was
s. years old and a ve:"ran a. he Sr1n-
:sh- American war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

Roof repairing, painting and spout
ing. Call Bell 1871.
WARREN ROOFING CO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-11
P0ST0FFICE HAS LARGER RECEIPTS
 THAT LAST YEAR
Increase of Nearly $1,0OO Shown For Past Quarter
 Over Same Period 1916.

The Pine Bluff postoffice transact cd business during the quarter which closed June 30, which shows an in crease of nearly S1,000 over the busl- Ifess transacted in the same period III 1916. and indications are that there will be continuation of the increase in business, making it plain that de- spite the conditions prevailing gen. erallv oyery the country, business Tn Pine Bluff and this Immediate sec tion are constantly improving.
 Figures announced yesterday at the postoffice by Assistant Postmaster C. E. Duvall show that receipts from all sources at the lccal office, for the quarter which ended June 30. 19l', aggregated $15.221.27. During the same quarter in 1916, the receipts from all sources aggregated $l4 .24O.99, showing the increase this year over the previous year to have been S9SO.2S.
 Postoffice business is considered real and faithful indication of the business conditions prevalent in any community, and because of this fact the increase in the business done this quarter over the same quarter in 1916, is considered most satisfactory, especially when it is remembered that 1916 was heavy business year at the local pOstoffice
 Another Rural Route.
 Announcement has been made at the Pine Bluff postoffice that effec- tive September ,, another rural mail route will begin operations. to be known as Rural Route No. z.
 The new route will be loop" route attached to Route No. 2, and covering a distance of 1872 miles. extending into Lincoln county and reaching section of territory lying between Pine Bluff and Star City which has been without mail delivery facilities up to this time. The car Tier has not yet been named for the route, which will have tri-weekly service, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
 The route will begin at Newton's store. on the Main street pike, on Route No. 2. traverse east and north cast via Greenfield bridge to Busby's bridge, south to Tucker corner, west to Dean corner in section 23, north via the old Eunicc pcstoffice to the point of beginning, at Newton's store. The carrier will leave Newton's store at 9:45 q. Ill. and return to the store R't 3:30 D. m., on each of the three days of the week
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-11
HOME GUARDS HAVE
 PROFITABLE DRILL
Large Attendance of Members and Of Spectators at Athletic Field. to
 Watch ManeHvres.

Tho Home Guards last night had one Of the best and largest attended drills since their, organization, and for two hours Athletic field was vir- .tually q military drillgrounds. as the four big squads of men went thru their paces.
 There was again large attendance of friends and relatives of the men, to watch the maneuvres, and because of the conditions prevailing, the drill was thoroughly enjoyed, not only by the guards but by the spectators also.
 The business meeting of the Home Guards will be held tonight at o'clock, at the circuit court room in the courthouse, and it is expected there will be large attendance, as a number of important matters will be placed before the organization for dis cussion and consideration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-11
LET MUSIC INSPIRE
 TO NOBLE THOUGHTS
TO all eCod Americans:

Grim Visagcd war is upon us! Not for aggrandizement but for the freedom of humanity, have we, the sons of liberty, taken upon ourselves the burden of entering into a war which has been forced upon us. a peaceful democracy, by most unholy means.
 Clear is our duty. NJ North: nc South: no East no West: but a mighty oneness, bound together by the traditions which have made our country the envy of the civilized world.
 Impulse must be suppresSeG-Pstr ri- otism must be smeltcd into our souls and control our every act and wcrd Come what may-our government must be sustained.
 Business must. go on. Never was it more imperative that we should make every effort to stimulate busi- ness. We cannot produce the sinews of war and be able to loan and give without restraint unless we meet the demands by transacting more busi- ness.
 Wemust be "fit" that we may meet any and every demand There fcrc be calm but steadfast. Love and enjoy the home. Make it your shrine where peace in the midst of turmoil can rest your body and renew your courage.
 Have music in your home: let it inspire you to noble thoughts so that your deeds may be noble: for music and scng are to many all that prayer and devotion and psalms, are perhaps to you.
 The weary worker must have rec reation, help him and his anxious family by bestowing upon them the boon of music and the greater your individual effort the sooner will peace replace war. and the charm of music set at rest the noise of battle and the clash of arms.
 COL. EDWARD s. PAYSON. As it appeared in The Review.
 Buy your piano, Victor victrola, Starr phonograph or musical instru- ments of any description from Barnes Music House, Pine Bluff, Ark, largest general music dealers in Arkansas. -Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-11

table Compound is the best medicine have ever taken and I can recommend it to all suffering women. Mrs. PERCY PREsT1DGE, Aberdeen, Idaho.
 Women who suffer from those dis dressing ills peculiar to their sex should be convinced by the many genuine and truthful testimonials we are constantly publishing in the newspapers of the ability of Lydia E. Pinkhara's Vege- table Compound to restore their health.
 To know whether Lydia D. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will help you, try it! For advice write to Lydia E. Pink ham Medicine Go. (confdentiaD, Lyrn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by woman, and held In strict confidence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-11
GOOD FOR THE LITTLE ONES,

Every year sees big increase in the demand for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup. !: A. Parker. Lundgren, Ia., writes: "1 gave my children. aged two and four years, Foley's Honey and Tar for severe colds, which gave almost immediate relief. [ also took same with good results" For sale by Mann's Phannacy.-Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-11

lside and back. A |friend asked me to try Lydia E. Pink
 h am s Vegetable Compound and 1 did |so. After taking
 one bottle l felt very | |muLh better. I
 have now taken three bottles and lfeel like a different woman. Lydia E. |Pinhkam's Vege-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-11
BALOONIST ENTERS ARMY.

Corporal c. C. Cooper of the local recruiting office reported one recruit enlisted yesterday. He was J. Roy Wallace of this city who enlisted in the infantry. MT. Wallace left yes terday afternoon for Little Rock to take his final examination.
 MT. Wallace has been baloonist for six years. having travelled with 8 number of shows.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-11
DISTURBANCE CHARGED.

Deputy Constable Jim Reidinger and
 Cliff Pilkington arrested Jennie Du- kes. negro woman, in he eastern part of the city yesterday noon and
 charged her with disturbing the peace. The negro woman is alleged to have
 "cussed out" some of her neighbors. She will be tried before Justice of the
 Peace C. c. Brekster at o'clock this
 morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-11
WILL OPEN NEW STORE.

Jake Marcus, formerly employed at Rosenzweig's, has resigned and in- tendse to open a store handling dry goods and shoes here next month. MT. Marcus will open his store in the building at 311 Main street which is now being remodeled. He will leave next week for eastern markets to pur- chase his stock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-11
PAY RED CROSS DUES.

|. The executive committee of the To- cal Red Cross society requests sub- scribers to the fund to call at the Sim mons National bank and pay the in stallment due on July 1, amounting to one-fourth of the subscription, to
 Jo Nichol, treasurer of the Pine Bluff branch. Those who so desire may pay the full amount subscribed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-07-11
SMALL FIRE DAMAGE.

Fire caused by defectice flew burned the roof off of the kitchen of the home of Charley Sampson, negro living at 1908 West Ninth avenue, at 11:30 o'clock yesterday morning. The city fire department quickly ex- tinguished the blaze with chemicals.