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The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
NATURALIZATION
Mrs. Lindsey Now Keeps Hous

Tenni GaI want to tell how much Ihave been benefited
Pnhams Vegetable Compound About eight agoI
health unable keep house three in
family had dull tired dizzy feelings cold feet and hands nearly
the time and could scarcely sleep at all The doctor said had
of liberation and without operation would always
invalid but told him wanted to wait awhile Our druggist
husband Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound
entirely cured Now keep house for and work
the garden too thankful got this medicine feel
life and have recommended to others and
they have been benefited w LINDSEY, R. R. Tenne Ga
advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medf-
Your letter will be opened
by a in confidence.
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cuTIcURA IS so SOOTHING
To Itching, Burning sklns-It Not Only
soothes, but Heals-Trial Free.

Treatment: Battle the affected sur
face with Cuticura Soap and hot wa
ter, dry gently and apply Cuticura
Ointment. Repeat morning and night.
This method affords immediate relief,
and points to speedy healment. They
are ideal for everyday toilet uses.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
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Don't be misled. Ask for Red Cros.
Bag Blue. Makes beautiful white clothes
At all good grocers. Adv.
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and deep seated Coughs =
arrested BY Doctor PeGDe'o
Golden Medical Discovery. !;
In those scrofulous condl>
Gons Of the blood which in>
vite Consumption ; in seyeret
lingering Coughs, and Weak
Lungs, which threaten yu9
with this fatal diseAe9, eSl
when other help has faile
this medicine e . psuss4
As : blood-cle4neeF,
etrength-restQree, AnA tun1
iinaerinC III ~ 5ns Sr8annsihiafss
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ne,sex7tz ~. ~ nR hrazLsef nf7s1esexR onae,<V

Beware Of kissing and being kissed.
Years hence. perhaps, this warning
You shall give again.
In Just the self-same words, dear.
And-just as much in vain.
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Man: The noblest work of the Great
Creator:
The edition is large and no woman
Should be without n copy.
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Help! HeIpl

The Turk ought to make good
chauffeur-he's born Auto-man.-
Boston Transcript.
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Its Limit.

"Is there any limit to the scope o.
this submarine war;"
"Only the submarines periscope."
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aten Nth bone buttons at one
~ 1Eent panel. A dickey for
5And q smart fourth; hand tie
Equipment Of this practical
~ wear Of the schoolgirl
Eicult to find model bet
with which we are all
pre is no question as to
for 1t is always good
= new shapes for spring
rticularly well adapted to
Grape. The shapes, to
Fe graceful and unusual,
cf fashion II set strongly
"a intricate work.ln mill
RENTS made by hand, and
most careful workman
ed shove IN other trim.
soeetn u hat1. II
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Translated.

"Maybelle used a lot of makeup on
her face"
"Now I shall call it make-out."
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02

Sarcasm of the Rejected.
do you write for publications.
"Oh, no; merely for circulation
among the editors."-Boston Tran.
script.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02

Many man who owes his success
to his wife doesn't owe her much at
that.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02

Insects in the United States year
ly destroy $7OO,OOO,OOO worth of trees.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02
KISS DANGEROUS.

VIII the audience at the movies, or
those who are patrons of the speaking
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02

Cleveland's COS public school teach
ers expect Increased pdy for 1917.
The Ordway new era., 1917-03-02

France in 1918 exported to the Unit
ed States goods valued at $110, ,804, ,951.
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Mean Thjno.

Mean Thing.
"N1r. Dauber said my face was
classic. What is classic?'
"Oh, most anything old"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19

] Twenty-sixz young men of Pine
 Bluff and seven from Jefferson coun- ty, all good and true sons of the city and county, will leave today for Camp Pike, where they will train for service in the army in the war against the central European powers and au- tocracy. There will be a very large crowd at Third avenue and Main
 street, to see them off and wish them Godspeed and every success that their loved ones could wish for them.
 This will be a public expression of the hearts best wishes, arranged by prominent citizens, and Dr. J. I. Nor ris, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will be the speaker for all. As visible token of the esteem in which the young men are held, and representative of the good wishes of the people of Pine Bluff and the coun'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
BIGGEST SUPPLY MEASURE IN U.S }.
 PASSES HOUSE
War Deficiency Bill Carries Appropriations for
 Seven Billions.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-The $7,000,- 000,000 war deficiency bill, carrying huge appropriations for the army, for tifications and shipping board, passed the house today by unanimous Vote. The bill, the largest supply measure in the country's history, now goes to the senate, where prompt action is expected. It directly appropriates $4 ,S3O 100000 and authorizes contracts for $2,314, 100000, additional. The big items include: ~-
 Shipping board, $635,00o, 1000 cash, as part of the boards construction program, limited to an aggregate of $1,749, ,000,000.
 Qualifications, $1,495, 100000 appro- priated, and contracts for $975, 100000 more.
 Naval emergency fund, $10O,OO0, 0,OO0.
 War department emergency fund, $100,0 100000.
 Construction of additional torpedo boat destroyers, S223 3,000,O00 to start S35O, 100000 program.
 The senate appropriation committee has been at work on the house meas l1re for several days. and will hold brief hearings, beginning tomorrow when Secretary Baker will appear and probably submit further additional es- inmates. With new army and other estimates. the senate committee may be called upon to increase the bill around $1000,0 100000.
 Senate Republicans favoring con gressional committee to supervise ex- penditures have been planning to pro- pose such a provision as an amend ment to the bill but may postpone ac' tion in view of the general desire to hasten adjournment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
MURDERESS GETS 99 YEARS.

Pawnee, Okla., Sept. 1S.-Mrs. Flor ence Mary Roe, 3S years old, was found guilty yesterday of the murder of her husband, Jesse Roe. "A years old, two days after their marriage at Drumright, Okla, and was given a sentence of 99 years at hard labor. Insanity was the plea of the defenses
 Roe's body was found. his. throat slashed, hidden in trunk from which the blood was oozing, which had been buried under the floor of their house at Merimac, near here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
EVENTS OF DAY IN THE WORLD WAR.
Associated Press Summary.)


 Russia having in eat measure from the eec or against
  uon reformatve plans in the armies
 
 Hohe Russian headquar- revolt Whether General Kornlo suffer the probably will depend the results of Mohev.
  line the Riga section Sunday south Riga In activity this the carried the Suchiza valley northwest the fortified AusoGerman defenses near the Pantzu regon of western front with both mentions infantry Prince Rnpprecht of Bavaria the front remains intense especially sector the showing increased activity
 osions Asn the again river the line be
 
 Champagne the artillery fire spirited. The Italians eff guns hung of the Car France according will continue restored the Germans made  public consolidate their strength in tho 
 France of fol the It's expenditures will total 125o0 s francs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19

Petrograd, Sept. 1S.-Premier Ker- ensky, accompanied by General Yer hovsKy, minister of war, and Admiral Verdevski, minister of marine, left Petrograd last night for Russian gen eral headquarters in the field at Mo- hilev.
 Significance is attached to this visit to Mohilev because of the probable action to be taken by the ministers in the case of General Korniloff, lead CT of the recent revolt, who, with oth- CT generals, is under arrest there. The journey also gave rise to the re- port that the government was plan ming to remove from Petrograd
 The probable action of the premier and his associates in the case of Gen eral Kaledines excited interest also. The general yesterday offered his | resignation as hetman of the Cos sacks. A government statement de- clares General Kaledines announced he had no intention of starting a counter revolution, and was ready to come to Morhilev and explain his ac- l ton.
 IlcHllSI NCl cllohy, III tt plOCIeIIld tion issued yesterday, appealed to the population, and me of the army and navy to be calm, trust the govern ment an continue to fight the enemy. ! Preparations continue for the demo cratic congress proposed sa to be held in
 It is announced that General Klem bovsky, former commander of the Russian northern front, has not been arrested, and it has not been proved he sided with General Korniloff in the revolt. His fate has been placed in the hands of Premier Kerensky by the investigating council.
 Twenty generals and other officers arrested on Friday with General Kor niloff, leader of the revolution against the provisional government, are being closely guarded. General Kornilof1 is imprisoned in hotel at MOhilev where he is writing statement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
Increasing Strife Foreshad- oWs Delay In Final Ac-
 ton On Measure.
AUTO OWNERS WILL
 ESCAPE NEW LEVY
Instead of Providing for Federal Lf- cenSe. Tax Will Be Placed On
 Automobile Manufac.
 turcrs' Gross Sales.

Washington, Sept. 18.-Tncreasing strife. today betW cen senate and house cOnferecs on the war tax bill as | final votes were approached fore shadowed considerable delay in final action. Senator Simmons, heading the senate conferess, said the conference probably would extend until Friday, and that final action of the bill might not come before next week. Progress was made today on many important disputes. The conferess definitely decided to adopt a zone system for increasing second class mail rates, discussed the war profits and income tax provisions at length, and tomorrow expect to begin decisive voting.
 Usual scenes attending important tax legislation are being enacted. Many agents Of business interests in ante rooms, conferes buttonholed in corridors and consulted in their office, and many distance telephone calls.
 The question of publication postage rates tentatively settled today's one of the most troublesoms of the confer ence. Details are still open for final dcterminat tion. IA compromise, in- cooperating provisions of the house zone plan, the Mckellar amendment and Senator Hardwick's system of in- creased rates on advertising portions is being worked out.
 Other agreements reported were on passenger transportation and automo- bile tax provisions. In lieu of the house tax of 10 per cent and the sen- ate rate of per cent on the former. the conferess were said to have com- promised on 8 per cent, estimated to yield $570OO,000.
 For the senate federal license tax on automobile owners of about per cent Of original list price of pleas ure cars, the conferees were said to have returned to the house plan for taxing manufacturers sales at about 3 per cent, and exempting motor trucks.
 Definite conclusions regarding ad- ministrative and cooperative provis- ions of the income tax section and the war excess profits clauses were not reached.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
PRESIDENT ASKS
 SCHOOL CHILDREN
 JOIN RED CROSS

Washington, Sept. 1S.-President Wilson issued a proclamation tonight calling upon school children of the nation to do their part in the way by joining the junior Red Cross to as sist in mercy work of the senior or ganization.
 The president says the children's branch of the Red Cross will give an opportunity for relief work for the benefit of both the community and the country, will teach how to save in order that suffering children else where may have chance to live, and make possible the "best work in the great cause of freedom to which we have all pledged ourselves"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
.SWEDEN'S PREMIER
 WILL SOON RETIRE
Foreign Minister Lindmann Expected to Form New Cabinet With Him.
 self At It's, Head.

Stockholm, Sept 18.-The Associat- cd Press is informed that Premier Swartz may retire and that Admiral Lindmann, the foreign minister. will reorganize the cabinet with himself as premier. It the event that Premier Swartz retires new men will be named for the post of foreign minister and minister of justice, the rest of the ministers being retained. Decision will be made Wednesday.
 Stockholm, Sept 18.-The recall of Folke Kronholm from Mexico, accord ing to information reaching the Asso- ciated Press, was not due to political reasons, but was because of charges brought by Swedes in Mexico in con- nection with certain business activi- ties of Kronholm and his associates with individuals of doubtful characters in Mexico. Kronholm explained his activities. and then was retired from the service.
 Foike Kronhom attache of the Swed- ish legislation in Mexico City, was proposed to the German foreign office as candidate for a German order by German Minister von Eckhardt. who said kronholm had been of great as- sistance to him in forwarding dis patches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19

Mrs. EOrwitz went to MoOrhaven, Florida, more than a year ago to take charge of her farm lands there. She is now chief executive of that city. boasting 3 populationz of over goo, and is also chief lawyer, crimi- nal and civil, in farming centre which has $500 inhabitants
 Governor Catts of Florida has ap- pointed Mrs. HorWitz to his staff, with the rank of major, and placed her at the head of the food com mission and the state committee on national defense. She is visiting New York on business in connection with a study of the national defense cOmmis- sion systems in vogue in the various states.
 The country's only woman mayor is of medium height, and blonde. and perhaps thirty years of age. She is of very attractive personality.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
Thirty-Three Young Americans
 Leave City for Camp Pike Today
Demonstration In Honor of Men Selected To Battle For Democracy Is tanned By Local
 Citizens for This Afternoon

GEN. rzlcHAE.1.-Azx,s1Erx

Washington, Sept 1SMarshaled civilian
 
 German
 
 
 approximately 5 of the total first call from each of the of composed skeleton ito be absorbed tomorrow with little When the this half the first full rapidly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
Early Settlement Predicted.

San Francisc6,,"Sep 1S.-Govern- nent machinery moved rapidly to set ie the strike of Approximately 25,000 ron workers and shipbuilders whose Falk out on Monday n norning after re- ectlon of higher wage demands par iyzed 100 or more great and small adustrial plants in San Francisco and lclnity and tied up war emergency onstruction totalling scores of mil Ions of dollar.
 The first concrete results of a con erence by w. T. Boyce, an assistant immigration commissioner: here. ap- 'onted today by Secretary of Labor smson as: federal mediator and con alater, with committees oi the Gal ,ornla Metal Trades association and ue Iron Trades council, the organiz- suons or employers and employees, re pectlveiy, was serious discussion of
 pian whereby the striking crafts aen' members of 25 unions, might re- urn to work with pay based on the oale or wages paid at the Mare Island ssy yard. No action was taken, the ommttees adjourning until James l.. eAerson, representing the United s!ates shipping board, had an oppor. ua,.y ua, to ascertain the federal wage
 Iher government representatives ncluding Capt. A. l.. Pillsbury, dis l'ct manager of the shipping board na Mayor James Rolph, Jr., threw senselves into the massed efforts to lroyersy.
 Leaders of the men expressed will usness to discuss any reasonable offered. w
 U was generally felt at the head saa.ters--o of both factions that some ms.lod Of ending the strike would bt speedily found.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
LONGSHOREMAN QUIT.
Five Thousand Strike Because They
 Don't Like Foreman.

New York, Sept. 18.-Members of the International Longshoremen's un- ion went on strike today over disa- greement regarding the reinstatement of foreman objectionable to them. Leaders said that between 4,OOO and 5000 had quit work. The Cunard line, the French line, and the Inter- national Merchantile Marine Steam ship line are affected, as are the Hol- land American piers in Hoboken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
Foreign Office Asserts No Truth In Stories Printed
 In Danish Papers.
WILL ABANDON ALL
 CLAIM TO BELGIUM
ResiguatiOns of Civil Governor and Assistant Civil Governor of Bel eium Said to be Part of Plan Re-
 garding Future of Belgium.

Berlin, Monday, Sept. IT,. via Lon don, Sept. 1S.-The German foreign office in statement given to the Associated Press today, denies stories appearing in Danish and other foreign newspapers to the effect that the Ger man government had indirectly com municated it's peace terms to Wash ington or that Wilhelmstrasse even had sent out trial balloons for the pur- pose of sounding sentiment in the United States.
 The German foreign office further informed the Associated Press that the rumors were promptly discredited on the strength of the peace terms ascribed to Germany. and further by the fact that there was no occasion for Germany to address the Washing ton government in this respect.
 The assertion made by Matthias Erz- berger, clerical leader in the reichs- tag, that Germany's note in reply to Pope Benedict's peace proposals al ready was. on it's way to Rome, also was denied in official qual ters. The Center leader informed his electors to this effect in the course of two meetings which he addressed in Wurt- temburg on Sunday
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
PREPARATIONS FOR
 CONGRESS CONTINUE
Significance of Premier'S Visit to Rus. sian Field Headquarters Because of Probable Action To Be Tax.
 en In KOrnilOfi'S Case.
ALLIES TO CONFER
 ON NAVAL ALTERS.

Washington, Sept. 1S.-Dis
 patches received here today from Europe disclose the fact that conference is. to be held in Paris early in October at which naval matters of an un- stated nature are to be taken up by representatives oi the al lied governments. According to the Idea Nationals, an Ital ian paper usually we'll inform ed, the United States is to par
 ticipate. Officials would not comment on the report further than to say that mo political conference" was in prospect.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
U. s. GUNNER IN PRISON CAMP.

: Washington, Sept. 1S.-William A. Miller of Chicago. the unaccounted- ''fox, member of the naval gun crew of the American tank ship Campana. is in a German prison camp al Branden- burg, with the four other gunners previously reported there. The Cam pana was sunk ons August 6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19

ty, copies of the New Testament will be presented to the men.
 The embryo soldiers will travel on special train. They will assemble at the courthouse at 12:3O p. m. and will march in body to the train, which will be waiting at Third avenue and Main street. On their arrival at the train, Dr.. Norris will address them and present the new testaments.
 A great crowd is expected to be present, as general and most hearty invitation is extended by members of the boards for all men and women to attend and join in paying tribute to the men selected for service in the battle for humanity and democracy.
 Following are the names of the young men, who will make up the par
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
(NCLE SAM WILL SETTLE STRIKE | OF sn|PBU|LDEas 
 ! Proposes To Rear Portion of Higher Wages To Be Paid.
 EARLY AGREEMENT T SEEMS PROBABLE
 |aadprs of Labor Unions At San Fran-
 I cisco Say They Are Willing To
 Discuss Any Reasonable
 Compromised"

Washington. Sept. 1S.-The govern hent today undertook to settle the krike at the Sah Francisco shipbuild- hg plants on government contracts EHhout, awaiting a basic agreement n other strikes in Seattle shipyards. Reports to the shipping board from (,spt, A. P. Pillsbury, the \ boards Ipent on the Pacific coast. indicated more favorable outlook on the sit {ation. which is interfering with one {ghth of the governments ship con |truction. --
 Chairman Hurley of the shipping Soard expects to leave for San Fran isco tomorrow with Wm. Blackmon, 1 department of labor conciliator. Be- |bre departing he will confer with
 amuel Gompers president( of the Smerican Federation of Labor and hartman of the defense councils la |or committee, to whom he appealed bday for aid.
 Secretary of Labor Wilson has or
 ered w. T. Boyce, assistant commits toner of immigration at San Fran fsco to offer his services as medi- |t0r,
 Secretary Daniels has also joined in he governments efforts. He conferr-
 ] during the day with MT. Hurley
 bncerning the effect of wage increas-
 on navy contracts. MT. Hurley said he believes the erites on the Pacific coast will end
 hortly under an agreement by which be men will be granted higher pay, he' burden of which Will be divided |etween the shipbuilders and the gov |rnment. Officials of the board hold Dat the governments interest in the batter is only that of the owner of (hips under construction, held up in )ispute. '<ns' Special resentment is felt over re- (orts that few employers told union |eaders that the government would )ot allow wage increases.
 Secretary Daniels announced to- light that the commandant of the Mare Island navy yard had reported york progressing efficiently there eithout regard to unsettled labor con pltions in the vicinity. The com nandant said all employees of the navy lard are loyal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
ATTENTION, EAGLES!

Members of Pine Bluff aerie No. POS, F. o. E., are reminded that regular meeting will be held Thursday night September 20. 1917, at which business of great importance will be consider ed. Every member is urged to attend.
 !. FRANK FRANEY, President.
 w, e. M'BRYDE, Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
FIREsS1LE!

Don't fail to see the McDougall kitchen cabinets and Boan sypaon refrigerators that were slightly dam ged in our fire-they go on sale Sat .urday for $9.75 and up.-Knox-Walker.
 91ASt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
Abandon Claim 4u. Belgium.

Amsterdam, Sept. 1S.-In connec- ton with the report published in the Tages Zeitung that Germany had de- cided to abandon all claims to Bel gium, the Koelniche Volks Zeitung says:
 "We, too, have received similar in formation, from which it may be con- cluded that last week decision about Belgium was reported in conformity with the English views.".
 Matthias Erzberger, clerical Cen ter member of the reichstag, speaking 'at Biberach on Sunday, said:
 "The foundation of peace must be no conquests of any kind. We are ad- vancing with long strides toward such a peace-peace built upon the basis of the reichstag peace resolution
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
FIRE SALE!

Saturday morning 16 damaged Me
 dougall kitchen cabinets go on sale |'for s9.75 and up, 12 refrigerators for $9.75 and up, Sc these big bargains at Knox-Walker's. 9-19-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19

william Stone, for years collector sa. .ae port of Baltimore. ana ser-
 aannat-arms at the last three Re- pas.,sn psTacan national cepventions. died at |tion ti'"ore' Md. following an opera 'on' MT. Stone was,y62 years old.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19

Being considerate of alien feelings at the expense of American lives is poor patriotism and worse demOc-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-19
Belgian Governors Resign.

London, Sept. Fisherman ne"spa- pers point out, says the corres2ondent at Amsterdam of the Exchange Tele- graph company, that after the resigna- tion of Dr. von Sandt, the civil gov ernor of Belgium, his assistant, Herr von Lutz, also resigned. Nc success ors have yet been appointed.
 The resignatiOns are said Dy the German newspapers to be in con]unc- tion with Germanys plans regarding the future of Belgium.