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! Leader. so7 9th St. NV.
I HER BETTER SELF"
! Open $40 PM.
Empire Park. 327 18th st. NE.
| oR RAHk aEHS c6s In
I TO s Pm
{ToDAY-MATINEE PM DOUGLAS
Graf. production, in Z reels I'm AGAIN
! OUT AGAIN" A roaring scream from
! start to finish.
Masonic Auditorium. 18th q NY. Av.
T0NIGHr-EMMY WEHLEN. in
"SOWERS AND REAPERS."
Also PATHE NEWS.
SHOWS AT $40. 500 AND go.
! Penn Gardens. Pm. Ave. at :1st ST.
}TODAY-DOROTHY GISH. in HER Of
I FIcIAL FATHERS" Also "a BERTH
! SCANDAL" Comedy.
Revere. Georgia Ave. MT Park Road.
{TODAY-RoBERT WARWICK. in 'THE
ARGYLE CASE" Also PATHE WEEKLY.
! Crandall's Theater. 9th and F. sts.
TODAY-THEL CLAYTON. in
THE STOLEN PARADISE
fcrandalrs savoy Theater and Gar-
den, 18th and Columbia Road.
TO-DAY AND ToMORR0W-MARY PICK,
! WOODS"
| crnndalr. Apollo Tireater and Gar
den. 624 H ST. NE.
TODAY AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CLARK. in THE VALENTINE GIRL"
Icrandalps Ave. G rand. e4s Pa. Az. Sc.
4TODAY AND TOMoRROw-ASITA STEW
ART. in THE GIRL PHILTPPA." s reels.
! Washington Park !. Open. 18th 4 o.
$ToDAY-BESSIE BARRISCALE. in THE
GOLDEN CLAW" 5-act Triangle. Also
/ WEBER AND FIELDS. in Fact Comedy.
l Circle, 21O5 Pm. Ave. Phone w. osa.
lTODAY-MAT. P.M.-JACKIE SAUNDERS
! in wild CAT" Also HER NATURE
! DANCE" Keystone.
Home. 1880 st. n. f.
3ToDAY-MAT PRIMARY PICKFORD.
in "A POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL" Also
! a good Comedy.
Tru.ton: North CAP; ard Florida Az. Az;
] DERELICT" Also BIG "y.' COMEDY.
! ToDAY.DoUGLAs FAIRBANKS. in
I'm AGAIN-oUT AGAIN.
I Olympic. 1881 U St. NV.
1roDAY-OPEN PM.-ANN MURDOCH,
HOLBROOK Blum. NANCE O'NEIL.
/ SHIRLEY MASON. CHARLOTTE WALK
ER. II. B. WARNER and GEORGE LIE
GUERE. in THE MYSTERY OF THE
l SEVENTH SIM
fAmerican-wILLIAM MoND. in
I 1.-THE CRIMINAL" Also a very amusing
l Keystone, PUPPETS"
1stanton Thenter 4 Park. 9th & C NE.
CONTINUOUS FROM MATINEE. Pm.
I WIN. FOX SUPER DE LUXE DRAMA.
THEDA BARA. in
THE TIGER WOMAN"
iTxric Thenter and Garden. 18th and |
Irving SITS. NV.
1ropAy-MATISEE a PM-PRETTY LIT
I TIE MARY McALISTER, in THE GUID-
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DANCING.

DAVISON'S rn5se.f'l32o M NV. Thomas
Toddle and all dances taught correctly in few
lessons. Private any time. Class and practice
dance. Tues. eve: lady asst: orchestra. N. eSl4.
PROF. PPOKOS s12 10th NV NV. NJ c slss
Tues 5Oc. Fine breeze. Elec fan. Estab 1912.
PROF. WYNDHAM, s,s , M.,, I ~.
Summer rates. AL dances. Private lesson. 75c
Electric fans. Lady assistant. Pupils guaranteed.
THE INNER CIRCLE STUDIO, 1923 10th ST.
nw-Directors, Hartley. Mr.. and Mrs. All the
newest steps direct from the worlds largest So
ciety of dancing, New York. Phone N. 21S4. 81.
EDW. F. MILLER.
Studio. Belascp Theater. sixth door.
The toddle-as taught By the originator.
Phone n. $500.
PROF. AND MRS. L. A. ACHER. STUDIO, 1927
10th st. NV. Class. Monday and Friday. to II
pm. Private lessons any hour. Open all sum
mer. n. 67S8. Established 1900. IT.
GLoFER'S, 6l3 22nd-PRIv. LES. ANY TINE,
Soc: Q. $3.50; latest approved methods. with
lead Reduction TO clubs: cool ballroom W. 1923.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Eighteenth Annual
Concert

Nordica Mandolin and Guitar
Orchestra and Banjo Clubs
(ovER 60 MEMBERs.)
Mr.. WALTER T. HOLT, Director,
Assisted by
THE MUsCRGIA QUARTETTE.
Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw Gawler. Soprano.
Mrs. William T. Reed. Contralto.
Mr.. Richard P. Backing, tenor.
Mr.. Earl Carbauh, Baritone.
Mr.. Harry Wheaton Howard. Director.
Miss Loretto N. Healy, Mandolinist.
Mr.. Arthur D. Bailey. Banjoist.
Mr., Leon Coleman. Hawaiian Guitarist.
Friday, June u, 1917, 8:15 PM.
Informal Dancing from 1890 to l.
At
The Raleigh Hotel
General Admission Ticket, 50 Cents.
Reserved Seats. IS Cents and S1.00.
Tickets on sale at Holt School of Music.
kenois BldG.. 18th and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-17

stanton Theater 4 Park. 9Th & c NE.
CONTINUOUS FROM MATINEE. Pm.
WIN. FOX SUPER DE LUXE DRAMA.
THEDA BARA. in
THE TIGER WOMAN"
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fAmerfcan-WILLIAM D E S N o n D, In
1.-THE CRIMINAL" Also a very amusing
Keystone, PUPPETS"
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Biography.

Dunn. W. II. English Biography. E-1Da2.
Du Bo!s, ]. t. and Mathews. 6. s. Galusha
A. Grow. E-Gelsd
Livingstone, W. P. Mary Scissor Of Calabar.
E Sl2s l.
kce r. A. Robert Louis Stevenson. E-St45ri.
singmaster Elsie. Martin Luther. EL877si.
l srandlin. n. W. The Wicked John Goode.
k;-G6l23s.
Wilson, J. Il. The Life Of John A. Rawl!ns.
E-Rl44W
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Olympic. 1881 o St. NV.
rODAY-OPEN P.M.-ANN MURDOCH,
HOLBROOK BLINN. NANCE O'NEIL.
SHIRLEY MASON. CHARLOTTE Walk
ER. n. b. WARNER and GEORGE LIE
GUERE. in THE MYSTERY OF THE
SEVENTH SIN"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-06-14
(F'irst published in The Western Kansas
World, June IA, 1910
Guardians Notice of Hearing Petition to
Sell Real Estate
Notice to Minors

To all whom it may concern. but more espeC-
tally Paul Arthur Nelson. heir-at-law of
noiS:
You hereby notified that~I. Nels A.
Nelson. guardian of the estate of Paul Ar
thur Nelson minor heir of Florence j. Mel
SON. did on the 9th day of June A. D. 1917. file
a petition in the probate court of rlregO
county. Kansas. praying that might be
thorized and empowered to sell the follow
ing described land. for the care education
and support of said minor.
An undivided one-seventh interest in and
to all that portion of section thirteen. in
township twelve. in range twenty-three. ly-
ing south of the Union Pacific railroad. in
Trego county, Kansas.
And said petition will be heard at the office
of the probate Judge of said county on the
28th day of June A. D. 1917, at 1000 O'Clock a
m. of said day. at which time and place each
of you, and all others interested are notified
to be present and show cause. if airy you
have. why an order of sale prayed for
should not be granted.
Dated this 9th day of June A. D. 1917.
NELS A. NELSON.
Guardian. :
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NOTICE

No hunting or fishing allowed on
my farm, the west half of section "a,
township IL, range %. Frank Dur
hanl.-Adv. Is st.
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Albert Hamilton Ace.
John Jacob Aschenbrenner.
Otis Winford Brady.
John William Brown
Robert o. Blakely.
Walter William Bellaires.
Arthur Corton Barger
Fred Nelson Bradley.
Floyd Ray Durham.
Meree A. p Brown.
Carter Brown
Eugene Nolan Brown
Charles Beals.
William Otis Bell e..
Todd Bellaires-
Cliffird Ernest Bellaires.
Alva Billings.
Cecil Chester Bundy.
John Henry Brockmann.
Ralph Rosco Berry.
Roy Emmett Bennett.
Pete Capos.
Joseph Harvey Carpenter.
Louis Banker Corwin.
Nata A. Collins.
Earl Roy Cave
Samuel Goldie Coleman.
Edward Claycamp
Roy Watson Compiler
Patrick Henry Corran
Clarence David Christy.
Bert Paul Downey.
Levi Paul Davis.
George Joseph Downey.
William Dockendorf
Friedrich. Wilhelm Defines.
Frederick Albert Dietz.
Guy Leroy DeBoer.
Theodore Dietz.
Elmer Axel Engetrand.
Walter Emmons.
VERNE Cleveland Engbert.
Wade H. Evans
John Sylvester Erickson.
Karl August Folkers.
John Fabrizius.
Theodore Valentine Folkers.
Jose Gonzalez.
Joseph Frank Gorsky.
Edward William Gibson.
Howard Madison Gordon.
William John Galloway.
Jose Gonzalez.
Jesse Arthur George.
Audley Croft.
Dudley Sanford Grooms
Oliver Bruce Goff
Gilbert Gordon Greenwood.
Max Gerald Carlson
Clyde Roscoe Gordon.
Earl Murrah Croft.
Elisha Joseph Garrett
Edward Garrett.
Glenn Preston Hinshaw
Robert Eugene Homler.
Erin Samuel Hafliger
Cannon Lee Hickman
Rem Astor Hinshaw.
August Henry Hillman.
Augustus Carter Hefner.
Henry Christopher Harries.
Charles Newton Holcomb.
Elmer Horace Lewis Eolcomb.
Curtis Mckee Hutchinson
William Ray Hickman.
Carl Pauck Hashman.
George Hafliger.
Lyle Darris Icely.
Ray Albert Johnson
Glen Gibson Jones.
Guy Morgan Jones.
Percy Erskin jennings.
Looney Paul Jones'
Robert Andrew kessler.
Earl Ray King.
Paul Elton Kera1s.
Edward Ray Keraus.
Calvin Hersh Keyser.
Arthur S. Keraus
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Thomas Kutina.
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Ellsworth MeAtee.
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Frank Mathison.
James Frances Mckinley.
Ray N Morgan.
George Floyd Maynard
Leo Allen Myerly.
City Edgar McNair
Edmund Ephriam Moore.
Ferdinand j. H. Mussemann.
Fred Mai.
Carl Joe Mitchell.
George Adam Mai jr.
John Henry Mai.
Ulysses Sherman Miller.
Bernhart Meyer.
Ro1lo Moe
Gerhard Adolph Mussemann.
William Henry Carl Mussemann.
Lee Frank Otis Nelson.
Philip Cyril North.
Andrew Oliver Olson.
Richard John Owens.
Frank Julius Olson.
Oscar Lawrence Olson.
Albert W. Plants.
Ralph Sturgeon Pierson.
Boffart Perez.
Jesse A. Plants.
Floyd Plants.
Herman Allen Phares.
Emroy Roy Rinker.
Charles Lyman Rhoades.
Paul Frank Reddig.
George Franklin Rhoden.
Frank Berylr Rhoades.
Harry Monroe Rinker.
Gle Richard Rhoden.
Paul George Schemm.
Fred Dawson Shaw.
Bert Austin Stevens.
Philip George Shearer.
William Herman Schneider.
Ray James Shaw.
Seth Arthur Sohlberg.
REESE Kester Sutton.
Carl David Stark.
II.
James Satran.
George Spitsnaugle.
Harry Midget Stark.
George Schenm.
Doc Bennett Smith.
Bertrum Alfred Stanton.
Anel Alva Schuman.
Lloyd Louis Stephens.
Thomas Stephenson.
Walter Raleigh Stanton.
Charles Carl Schultz.
William Hart Swartzleoanrd.
Clinton Berry Smith.
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Samuel Walker Selbe.
David G. Schultz.
George Grant Shearer.
John Schemm.
Fred William Staatz.
David Schneider.
Christ Schneider.
Jacob Schneider.
Florencio Sanchez.
Ralph William Tivis.
James Henry Tivis.
George Scott Thomas.
Jess Harold Talmage.
Emil Ubelaker.
Neil David Uford.
Emil L. Van Dorm.
Roberts Cummings Wheeler.
James Albert Winchester.
Ellsworth Al Ward.
Milton James Warner.
Clarence Gilbert Waggoner.
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George John .Zweitzig.
Jacob Zweitzig.
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Yarrow Palkowsky.

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Bert w. Tilton.
George C. Tilton.
Thomas P Tidball.
Clyde L. Vanderbur.
Oscar W. Williams.
Theodore A. Weisgerber.
Mike Weigle
Joseph P. Weissbeck.
Peter Ziegler.
Leonard Ziegler.
Franklin Precinct
Henry Clifford Anderson.
Lawrence Arthur Broce.
George Tilison Clark.
Daniel Jackson Chamberlain.
Harry Ely Dillinger.
Carl Bean Frye.
Claude Chauncey Frye.
Fred Lee Frye.
Leslie Cleveland Frye.
Cecil TarquiIlis Hunter.
Christopher Birdseye Johannes.
Earl Eugene Maurer.
Harry Spencer Marcy.
Roy Robert Molen
Albert O'Toole
James O'Toole.
Edmond O'Toole
Fred Purcell
Harry Dean Rogers.
Charles Wesley Roach.
William Bruce Robinson.
Deloss Clinton Swisher.
Carl Edward Stratton.
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Glencoe Precinct
Emil Deutesher.
Gustav Deutscher
Ignatz Flax.
William Herman Glass. :.
Henry Gerber.
Harry Jackson Gaul.
Edward Jacobs.
Ralph Lofin
Wilbert H. Mathews.
Frank Wenzel Schuster.
Adam Sauer.
John Weber
James Weigel.
Valentine Weigel.
Ogallah Precinct
Leroy Palmer Ash.
Judd William Fay Anderson.
John Anrbuster
Auddel Arthur Emperor Anderson
Ross John Blakely.
Henry D. Buchholz.
Frank Ellsworth Burns.
Charles Arthur l'augher.
William Gerhard Bartels.
,lanes Russell Cotton
Charley W. Mcconnell.
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Roy Caskey.
Clare Entrekin Cruson.
Vannie Demurray.
Louis Otto Deringer.
Andrew Degenhart.
Ludwig Deutscher
Herman E. Ericsson.
Claude Earl Foster. -
William ]. Bryan Hervey.
Cyrenus Beecher Icely.
Frank Benjamin Jordan.
Otto DIETRICH Hillman.
William Ellsworth Herr.
Frank George Huber.
Grin Irwin Harvey.
William Rolla Hall
Walfred Philip Nathaniel Hanson
Arthur Adelbert Hughes.
August Jacob Harries.
Eugene Ernest Hillmaa.
Joseph Albert Kellogg.
Vernon Vesta Harvey
John Adam King
Martin Norman Lofstead.
John Eric Lindberg.
Roy Vernan LaRue
Norman B. Mapes.
Peter Meteff.
Claude Earl Mcconnell
John George Mangold.
Adelbert Roy Mixer.
Paul Brent Marquand.
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John Pearson


John Pearson
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Randall J. Reid.
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Fred Schcenthaler.
Henry William Schroeder.
Carl John ,Sauer.
Frank Schoenthaler.
Archie Emry Trexler.
John Ennander Wahlborg.
Jacob Franklin Wingerd.
Riverside Precinct
Ambrose Augustine.
Ignatus Augustine.
Guy Ernest Brown.
Frank Clarence Bowman.
Wenzel Beer.
Clyde Myrlen DeWolf.
Edward n. Drummond.
Edward A. Defines.
Peter Decahant.
William Edwards.
Herman Erickson.
William Stewart Griffith.
Paul Honas.
Edward Honas.
Estow Ray Joseph.
Dale Beresly Johnston.
Roy Edward Jones.
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Ignatus Lang jr.
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Lee Charles Mathews.
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Phillip Stegman.
Ernest Lincoln Smith.
John C. Schmidt.
George H. Stockeberry.
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Adolph Wahlborg.
VOda Precinct
Edward Charles Barta.
Charles Bednasek.
William Joseph Buhnerkamp.
Frank Bordovsky.
John Frederick Evers.
Elmer Rudolph Geyer.
Benjamin Whittard Hayes.
William Hall.
Frank Hall.
Ernest George Mensing.
Frank Valintine Malinowsky.
Roy Alexander Mumert.
Allen Gee Oldham.
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Pryce George Owens.
David Thomas Owens.
Albert Theodore Owens.
William Papes.
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Lee Leonard Senger.
Homer Terpening.
Herman Louis Tegtmeyer.
John Wilhelm Tegtmeyer.
John Wesley Mutton.
Homer Thomas Wilson.
Frank Zeman.
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Arthur James Zeman.
Wilcox Precinct
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Clare Marvin Brewer.
Frank Benisch
Martin Larimer Clawson.
John George Defines.
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TREGO COUNTY HONOR ROLL
Complete List of Those Who Answer
ed the Registration Call Made
By Uncle Sam

ed the Registration Call Made
By Uncle Sam
AS a matter of historical record
nd in a compliance with request
-om the war department we publish
erewith the names of the young men
E Trego county, who on June 9th
,gistered their names and are now
infect to call for service in the
nited States army or navy during
le present war with Germany The
ames are published according to pre-
net.
Adair Precinct
Andrew Earl Ash.
Henry Bieker.
Emmett Barnhart.
Willis B. Barnes.
Fred VIM G. Claycamp.
Clarence A Christopher.
Elisha Courtain.
Arthur Augustus CoclTell.
William Frederick Huck.
Louis Henry Hillman.
Joseph Ripper.
Alvin William Kysar.
Miles Massem Lynd.
David Lewis.
Charles Clarence Morton.
Victor Swanson.
John William Mansfield Samuels.
Anton Fred Wallsmith.
John ] Wallsmith.
Albert F. Seward.
Banner Precinct
Eugene Biehler.
Vernon Harold Bonds.
Willis Albert Bonds.
Frank Bollig.
Orval Albert Bricker.
Thomas Edward Brown.
. William Baurer.
Jerry Daily.
Henry Flagler.
John Walter Harvey.
Fred David Hass.
Harry Kite.
Louis kvasnicka.
Edd. Kvasnicka.
Walter George Lamle.
aui
9oiih = o1chilisrl'
narNey arthur Norinan'
nay MARION urillCon'
SANDERS NoiH-
Chester Arthur Riggs.
Edwin Warren Riggs.
George Andrew Reeder.
Charles Henry Surprise.
oaeoo
NLar'ln oIailalh Aeelers.
Gie" ..eui iuse 0i
MY huN III nus
ooiiter freei"e'
riarry L. Alilson'
oohl Z briggs
refer boiiig.
Peter A buroack.
scout baley-
george 6uroach.
casper Boiling.
William II. Curry.
Charles N Duncan
wilbur H. Downie-
Cnas- Elmer bovine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-20
END INDIGESTION OR STOMACH PAIN
 IN FIVE MINUTES
''Pape's Diapepsin" Makes Sick, Sour
 Classy Stomachs Feel Fine.

Time it! In five minutes your sour, acid stomach feels fine. No indiges- tion, heartburn, or belching of gas, or eructations of undigested food, no dig ziness, bloating, foul breath or head ache.
 Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its speed in sweetening upset stomachs. It is the surest quickest and most cer- tain stomach antacid in the whole world and besides, it is harmless.
 Millions of men and women now eat their favofite foods without fear they know Pape's Diapepsin will save them from such misery.
 Please, for your sake, get a large fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store and put your stomach right. Don't keep on being miserable is too short-you are not here long, so make your stay agreeable. Eat what you like and en- joy it, without dread of acid fermen- tation in the stomach.
 Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your home anyway. Should one of the fam fly eat something which don't agree with them, or in case of an attack of indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis or stomach Arrangement due to fermen- tation and acidity, at daytime or dur ing the night, it is handy to give the quickest, surest relief known.-Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-20

partment that the United States was pressing Peru to define more clearly it's attitude. The policy is not to press any government into any course.
 It also was denied that any assist ance would be given by the United States to the sdeposed president or Costa Rica, Alfred Gonzales, who, it had been reported, was planning to fight for the recovery of power in that country. It was pointed out that the new president Frederico Tinoco, might even be recognized, notWith- standing the declaration some time ago that this government would not countenance him if he succeeded in getting himself elected. It was ex- plained that recognition always was largely question of exDediency.
 Taking Over Patrol.
 It became known officially today that the American navy is rapidly taking over the patrol which the Brit ish and French vessels established on the American coast: This action was taken at conferences last week be- tween Vice Admiral Browning of the British forces. Rear Admiral De- Gasset of the French navy, and the ranking officers of the navy depart ment here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-20
ADJUSTMENTS. All advance notices furnished by
 Theatres.
BEST THEATER.

Today George Beban has the lead role in e"The Bond Between" Of 1t he says: "I like to write my own photodramas," said George Beban as he sat at a little table in the Frencn table d'hote restaurant in one of the scenes of "The Bond Between" the the 'Pallasr Paramount production. While have a great deal of respect for all writers, still 1t is very hard for one who is not French or Italian, to write senarios dealing with char actors of these nationalities.
 ''The Latins have ali entirely diff ferent way of thinking and doing; they have little mannerisms, little customs that must be remembered, and must be known to the writer so that he can get them into the manu- script, and of course they must be known to the actor before he can present them properly on the screen. 1 have spent years in studying these characters and, being of Latin de- scent myself, feel pretty safe in writing stories around them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-20

''The story of The Bond Between was suggested by an incident told me by friend of mine in the customs house in New York, which actually happened in connection with the sec ret service and the customs depart ment and the method shown on the screen is the one employed for snug gling valuable paintings into this country. It was exposed by an acc;- dent which befell an innocent man chemically as we show it in the pho todrama. The valuable canvas was covered with a preparation and other paintings in water colors were cover ed over them and they passed through the customs house as merely water colors, then the crooked art dealer washes off the preparation and Ire veals the rich portrait. All this $ shown in The Bond Between.'"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-20
NEGROES FREELY
 ENLIST IN ARMY
 FOR WAR SERVICE
Marine Corps Gets Four Recruits During Week,
 Army Not so Successful.

Corporal c. C. Cooper, local recruit ing officer for the United States army, received an announcement yesterday from the recruiting officer in Little Rock of the enlistment of 86 negroes this week. The majority of the ne- groes are from Hope, Crossett,, Stutt- gart and Little Rock. Fifteen addi- tional negroes applied for enlistment in the army, but were turned down because of physical disabilities.
 Recruiting Officer w. B. Green went to Thornton after eight recruits and obtained twelve. Seven were white men and five were negroes.
 Corporal Cooper reported only one application for enlistment here yes- terday, this applicant being turned down.
 Arkansas is required to furnish B. 14S men to the army and only about 800 have been enlisted
 Four Join Marine Corps.
 Sergeant s. A. Henson, of the Unit ed States Marine corps recruiting sta tion here, reports four enlistments this week. The enlisted men are: Walter Campbell, England; Lee W. Sullivan, Thornton; c. A. Tennes, Penrose; John F.. Brown, Wilmot.
 Sergeant Henson has received the following card from man he en- listed in Mississippi some time ago: My training days are about over now, and I like the service fine. I made a sharp-shooter on the range. I found the service as you described it to me. Your recruit,
 "JOE B. MUNNS."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-20
L o c A L.


 Let. us wash your blankets know how. Amcrican-Excelsicr Laun- dry Co.,, phone 146. tf If you are interested in truck, call N. A. Anderson, telephone 1435 for demonstration of Ancestor truck.
 12-13-tf. r--Send your laundry to the old Eeli- able, all work guaranteed. American Excelsior Laundry Co.,, phone 146. If To prospective Buyers of Popular Priced Cars-See the Crow.Elkharts! Another carload will arrive in a few days. Motor Sales company, 1110 Main street. TelephoDe 94e 3-1-tf Mir. Ford Owner-Special discount prices on Firestone and Goodyear tires and tubes while supply lasts at Motor Sales company, 1119 Main Street Telephone 946. 3-1-tf Awnings and upholsterlng. Call E. 4. Toussaint, phone 1850 or leave orders at Knox Walker Furn. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-20
MORE HOMES RENDERED
 FOR s. s. DELEGATES
Committee Learns Will Be Many Wis., itOrs, Hence Necessity for Many
 More Homes to House Them.

B. M. Goodwin, chairman of the en- tertainment committee for the Sun day school convention here, April 24, 25 and 26, reported 25 calls received yesterday offering homes to the dele gates, running the total to 231 homes already furnished. These late calls were volunteered and not solicited. There may be more homes already found by the committee that have not been reported, as the committee seek ing the homes is not to make it's report until Monday morning.
 ID. w. Richey, general chairman of all the committees, and MT. Goodwin, reported that every mail brings let ters from towns over the state telling of crowds that will attend the con- vention, hence it is necessary for the citizens of this city to come to the committees rescue in getting homes for the delegates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-20
ORPHEO THEATER.

"Germain's Invasion.' an illus trated lecture which is being offered in addition to the regular bill at the Orpheo this week, is creating great enthusiasm. The purpose of the act is to show the everyday life of a sol dier and tells vividly soldiers story of life on the Mexican border. The lecturer, E. B. Germain, is a Ne braskan and answered the call to the colors last June. Immediately he began working his camera and has a set of hundred beautiful colored views which are true to life and full of action.
 Associated with Mir. Germain is J.. E Fleming, trumpeter, and H. F. Krueger, photographer. After the lecture the boys appear in a patri- otic, demonstration, paying their re-