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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21
HOOVER IS URGING PREACHERS TO HELP
 IN FOOD CAMPAIG
Sends Personal Appeals to 100000 Preachers Asking
 Special Sermons.

Herbert c. Hoover, national food director, mailed Monday, letter to 100000 pastors of individual churche ;, Catholic, Protestant and Jewish, call- ing upon them to cooperate with him and with the department of agricul- ture in urging the largest possible production of food and the smallest possible amount of waste.
 AS a minister of God" writes Mir. Hoover, "a leader of tie people and a lover of liberty and of your fellow men, your co-operation is earnestly desired and greatly needed. In such time as this the people naturally turn. to the church. It will be d calamity to the nation and to the churches if their chosen ministers ne- glect to exercise their proper leader ship in the great cause of feeding a world in need. For the world is in want of food.
 'TO meet the needs of the war and of the world, we must produce gener- ously, give freely to our allies, our selves eat as much, bur no more than we need, and especially save the waste. Lasting disgrace will fall upon us if lack of self-restraint should prevent us from taking our proper part in this great conflict against the doctrine of might makes right.
 Mr. Hoover estimates the annual waste of food at 00,0O0,000. He urges larger use of corn and corn bread in the family ration.
 "The women of America" says Mir. Hoover, have never failed to an- swer. such a call as comes to them now. The saving of food is within their sphere, and without food con- seration we cannot win the war"
 All pastors are urged to breach
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21

SURGEONS agree that in case of Cuts. Burns, Bruises and Wounds, the FIRST TREATMENT is most import ant. When an EFFICIENT antiseptic is applied promptly. there is no danger of infection and the wound be- gins to heal at once. For use on man or beast, BOROZONE is the IDEAL and HEALING AGENT. Buy it now and be ready for an emergency. Price 25c, $500. $1.O0 and $1.50. Sold by w. l.. Dewoody & Co.
 (Advt,)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21

upon conservation of food, Sunday July l. which is designated as Food Saving day. and to secure the CO., operation of religious and civic bodies in campaign for food saving.
 MT. Hoover's 100000 letters were sent to pastors through the agency of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, accompanied by brief supplementary appeal by Dr. Frank Mason North, president of the council.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21
DENTISTS EXAMINATIONS.

Dr. J. w. Stephens. president of the state board of dental examiners, left yesterday for Little Rock, to conduct examinations there of number of ap- plicants for license to practice in the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21
tLfC7ION JUDGES AND CLERKS NAMED
 FOR NEXT TUESDAY
Election Commissioners An nounce Names of Men to
 Conduct the Elections.

Judges and clerks to act at the elec- tion next Tuesday for delegates to the state constitutional convention, were announced yesterday by the Jeffer- son county election commissioners, as follows:
 Boliviar-fW. G. Massey. w. D. Webb, Ali Washington, judges; s. l.. Wright, F. L. Wright, clerks.
 Barraque-J. w. Campbell, E J. Markham Wash McClinton, judges; M. L. McBurnctt, F. w. Moore, clerks.
 Bogy-Charles Richardson, J. P. Ferguson, Henry Jones, judges; R. F. Locke, w. s. Embree, clerks.
 Dudley Lake-J. T. Bouie, Asa Wat son, Dave Morgan, judges; R. c. Tur- ner, A. F. Harper, clerks.
 Dunnington-R. J. Watkins, l.. B. West M. Delaney, judges; l.. w. Duff, J. c. Roberts, Jr., clerks.
 Jefferson--C. F. Campbell, R. F. Turr. Al Brown, judges; w. D. Hig- gins, William Riordan, clerks.
 Melton-Dr A. B. Patton, B. F. Hooker, w B. Jones, judges; Ashley Crow, M. H. Norton, clerks.
 Nivcn-W H. Babcock, Ed Bower, Jim Hinton, judges; c. s. Faucettc, c. Y. Ragan, clerks.
 Old River-R. c. Cook, Louis Lou den, L. w. Clement, judges; Noel Mo- Cain, N. H. McPeak, clerk.
 Plum Bayou, Altheimer-L. D. Hardiman, A. H. Mcdonnell, Robert Bishop, judges; k. l.. Davidson, L. L. Phillips, clerk.
 Plum Bayou, Sherrill-.J. D. Quat- tlebaum, L. o. Vick,, Charles Brown, judges; H. R. Barrett, S. M. Dodd, clerks.
 Pastoria-Drew Embree, w. Gib- son, IT,. Rajor Peterson, judges; M. H. Pipkin, A. J. Foster, clerks.
 Richland-C. D. Long. s. w. Blank enship, Forrest Guy, judges; H. P. Bryant, P. c. Galloway. clerks.
 Roberts-E. B. Stokes. Arthur Hickey, Frank Regnier, judges; Jewell Acklin. John Matthews, clerks.
 Spring-W. A. Petty, A. G. Hannah. Banks Pointer, judges; l.. M. Kelly, w. N. Bridge, clerks.
 Talladega-M. M. Hamilton, Neal Sanders. Tom Commons, judges; D. c. Anderson, Fred Cahoon. clerks.
 Victoria-Will Hort, Dr. R. c. Root, s. B. Bradley, judges: Harvey Gill, J. M. Gayres. clerks.
 Villemont B. E. Chaney. c. A. Sad Ter, Chas. Page, judges; Streeter Hardister, George Wiley. clerks.
 Vaugine-J. l.. Julian, Lee Meade, l.. E. Abel, judges; Bud Byrd, T. l.. Mosby, clerks.
 Washington-E. B. Toney. c. c. Monk, Steve Walls, judges; Will Mo Alister, J.sD. Cherry, clerks.
 Whiteyifle Grace-S. H. Wilson, Roy i~ulpepper. H. E. Helvie. judges; Right Kocnce, c. Gaddy, clerks.
 Whiteville, Spring Hill-Henry Hunt w. Y. Stone, Alfred Nelson, judges; c. A. Newton, Charles Ross, clerks.
 First warG--Earl s. Wood, Ed liar ,yey, J. A. Smith. judges; Ed Baker, J. A. Frazier. clerks. s-
 Second ward-C. H. Burks, w. M. Toney, S. s. Bellamy, judges; J. T. Brewer, clerk l-.
 Third ward-Nathan Rodgers, Ed win Loosely, Miles Donaldson, judges; Sterling Barrow, Joe Westall, clerks.
 Fourth ward-F. J. Hearin. Joe Clement, R. c. Thompson, judges; Nose Bloom, Sam Hilzheim. clerks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21
THE DIVORCE DOCKET.

Decree of divorce was handed down in the chancery court yesterday by Judge John M. Elliott, in favor of the plaintiff, in the case of Fannie P. Taylor vs. w. O.. Taylor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21

Team No. 7-J E. Boyce, Captain ine 1.,nS % Frauey. him O. F. Tedstrom M. L. Elklns d. n q Maxey, Sam Knox, Ben B. Veil selden Rosenberg h. o
 C. A. Barnes, J. A. Wright. liar
 Team Mo- s-F G. Bridges, Captain Ine ,1 a.; sorrels him w. J. Sheppard, Ray Mcintyre w. E E h. Rus A. R. Cooper, F. NJ. Reeves, Dr. Asa brunso' - sell, C. B. Lindsay and Frank w. Berry ~ ,nder
 Team No. s-Henry Marx, Captain Ine e.Inh n Robin him R. H. Stearns, Dr. J. s. Jenklns , np eco B. son, D. C.. Arnold, Will Nchol, J. S. olhui" 3 Moore, Drew White and Lawrence Dl Aoh. ,,c HE JOY IS AIL TN THE GIVING. LEI'0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21

@M A Peop|e'S Parade ina Peop|e's Cause @&S%@A @&sSS@ C(FG The Red Badge of Honor and Courage 1I Put Red Cross Button the Lapel of Your Coat >S% The Clock in Front of the Court House Says >z''ooo Biggest Parade in the History of Pine Bluh Tonight Work-We Give for the Red Cross Cause Sick Who Fails eep p the Red
 Parade Tonight Will Always Be Remembered the Parade ana lhen stand Hear Thousand Messages M TWO
 Riding. No Automobiles No Slackers. Hymn of in "" a~@ nnd' ""1 heart t""" most patriot" week Pine  work H ddHn
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21

Team No. 4-C. H. Moore, Captain. The men under nlm are: E. M schober, w. L. Matthews, M. J. Kennelly IT, ri. U. Larue, MT Nicholson, Geo. D. McGibbony J. w. Blakeburn Pat Chestnut and w. A. Johnson
 Team No 5-Minor Woodward Captain. The mon under him are: H. c. Dreyfus, C. A. Dunning H. B Strange Thos Gadbcrry. Wilbur Orto E. T. Miller Har cid Bluthenthal, M. F. Bloom and W. M Taylor
 Team Mo- 6-J. c. Chestnut Captain The men undor hlm are: Veo Alexander, John Sanders Alex Powell T M Dansby, l. E. Glenn Sam Katzenstein A. w. Mills c A. Bahlau Geo. Wall. - " ' N'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo 1. Minneapolis o.
 Kansas City 5. Columbus 3. St. Louis 1, Indianapolis 3. Milwaukee 3, Louisville 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21

e parade Mr. Kng is the field secretary of the National h
 not fail to hear two of the best addresses you listened " riff R H. Williams Governor C. H. Brough and w. A. King for whose names appear beow being T. J. Collier Dr. J. MOTHS M lam and E. Kcrwin Mr. e. mutt will assign places to all and expected to obey orders and man s @ ee without the good womet will be- it must be the srandes %
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-06-21
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14
lGeualtiser SranS ani ocm Sirius.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14

inmerifanild6c 6i(isoftion in 9(rmellier
unb Sprien etnscnlil6t l1lo Bic 9lbz
lfa6rt bon il6cr toll|enO onlerifaniidlen
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lint lp1ter 5lr Sciprcdlng ouigerlfeu
| 5u tucrben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14
Giuc fefc hcmtid)c Sccrattc greiit scr
srpicu irans6iiid,en 8riesSbaten
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14
Cine meme Note DIT 9euti6lQn0.
Qniraae, nit peId)eut 6ed)te Die antertaniid)en
&eelente 5uritd9ebalten ueroen.
al Beruiorj erlaBt sbidieoss6 feline bieisen Srenoc
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14
Senatur 9a Ssplette: Geiulutiun segclt
Slrmirnug uuierer 6anhelsid)iffe.
ssad, auf, Sainpis, es nrubt @efabr.

Springfielo, ST., 13. 6cbr.
Senotpr @ppSs &orlugc, pcld)e per=
longt. pnb bel Sen alleen,eincu @oblen
inn Sobre 1919 oud} boriibcr obgez
Itimn,t lperoen loI, % I'M Stuate 81
linpis Errbibitipu eiugefilhrt perpen
lputc ooer ntdbt, ipurbe hellte I'M
StuatsIenote nit 81 9cgcu is Stir=
men ungenon1nlcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14
gDtidaiter @crarb ,uar nidbt bcr redte
M,auu fir icincu Soften!

8erlin, iihcr 2onhon. 13. Sebr.
Ser .2pfalunSctger" laBt iid iiber Sen
ebcmaliecn omeritanildcn @otldaftcr
Werorb a1 lcitcnncr Gtelle ioIscnScrz
maBen aus:
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f0rnen, boS in Ser Ecrlou bcs %crz
treter5 ser %crcil1igteu Stoatcn cine
pplfst9iimlitc Sigur aus Berlin pers
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CT cir, ouseeiprudener Gc9ner
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gesie6nngc,, 5iniiden Sen &ereiniste'1
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mclr gcneiet rar, icite&c9icrllng bel@
ler inforn,irt Su baltcn iibcr Die 9ons
pam,e Scr 2iiae unS Scr ScrlenmSung'
ser luir tdelidp ouseeicet linp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14
9ieie cmigen ,,Mibperitduouiilt"!
gBaibingtpn proflamirte, oab 9entt@lano hbtr oen
Gaud)toottrte8 Ncrbanolun8en antnhpfen uollte.
sa crfr scerr han c nnr h6cr h aen
Riid an,eriaubcn @crrasc per1anoeln mplte.

9u1lb aacs 6ertben 6ocn gan
bert lief nlr bnf in 2crin perbngr lit abcr
mHcn oeuld Golf lit felt
slm Gurdbaen cntiAo7n bic 2eibgur
9cpannt perbcn mHn Sanpfcr Ie bon $1,000 Sonncn
pcricnft
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14
Sulltc es nit Sen SIrfeu M Sc
Sisris=Trunt luirflidl Hidhcdt
itelen? Y

9onoon, IS. Tebr. Die eng
lilde Seercsleitlttg gibt be,ltc be
fannt, baB es oen g,MldlrSerll all Der
1ieris=Sront in Meiopotamien ee-
Ilutgen lit, cine nelle 2inic iiber Bic
Tlubbicgl,l'g mcltlid, Don 8ut-gls
s(mora i'll elmer 26ngc bon brei 0sei.
Icn slt bcletcil. luoolrd, oic Gilrfel'
iett beinabc pGllig ci,gcihloiien nor,
Sen iinO.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14

SSVl'SSipSu ~AN"Vbp''y IVY HV'' Wv
ielbit in 9erliu MIR iebr ielte,1 balbz
perbungert uno abgemascrt ausIebenbe
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9cutihlanb idber56nft nit Ser Srage
beariiBt: .8ie gebt's? sBic biel 9illnb
boben Gle ieit lniercm lebten 3u=
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9ie berliner 9lcr3tc uno Sic mebt=
5iniid]en Sadbldttcr ge6en 5ipar 5lt.
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jeet tbciliuciic lrntcrnobrt 1inb, baupt=
id6lid ipescn Des pollcn Mangels an
Scttitoiien. abcr tic lpeiicn eiultimn1i9
Dorallf bin OoB oielc rGotionaloidt"
|ionIt Sem neltdcn @olfc. bas pprber
cntldicben d)roniih uiibcrfiittert" ipnr,
|gon8 porSHglh betomnt. Sas idcint
au6 in Der ollgencinen 9,ten Sullte
bes Goltes ieinc Seitatigung 5u finben.
Sclbit III 'bcll Iarietc Sbcntern. &n=
bnretts linb Sin9e(tangeln tuerDen Die
Bisc unb a1lplct5 Northumberland
6ans unp fem 5reibcu in 9eltI6lanb
nit cinen aclpiiien g1tlniitbi9en Gal
|gcubltlunr bciodt lub 6cffatltt.
Sic geb0rbcn lolen iih einig Sar@
iiber iein haB Gcutidlanb in ieiucr
Grndbrllng, houptldchlits lpe9en bes
duBcrit fiiblborcn aortofielman9els.
in bcn n1cbitcn 4--5 glonotcn cine
iebr fritildc 3cit onrh5u.na6en baz
ben ipirb, ober gcb0rbcn llnb Golf iino
lict in ben1 Sdm,lre einig: v@ir miil=
len bl,rdboltcn!"
gtpdy srci 10 amerifauiidc &lau6er=
taidcn.
MpitSc RS q ri, iibcr 9onhon, 13.
Sebr. sicr linb slpei slrncritouer aus
8erlin einsetroficn. Bic beri6ten, baB
in Gclttldlauo bcionbers Sic slrbciterz
floi1en bes &rieaes griinbltd n1iibe lpd=
rem. abcr troteem cntldIoiicu ieien.
untcr alien ltlnIIdnbcn anssubalten.
Giele slrbeiter rcrbicueu jebt enn6
ausncbmenb bobc 216ne, sic aber allc
=
iiir sic. grndhr,In9 allfgcbralld)t luer<
ben n,iiIen.
8eibe Meiicnbe periiderten. bab bic
Nn,eritaner in 9eutidlla,,b iiberaQ lc1r
suporfomnenh bebauOelt lperDcn.
Gin glmerifancr pun hcr ,,Saronian"
ucrluMnnef.
Guec astoipn, iiber 2onhon.
|13. sSebr. @ei Der Sprpeoirung ,lnb
g'erIet,tun9 Ocs britndeu SAMPLERS
uGagoninn" am porigen @littipod)
pltrbe, ipic crit jctt befonnt ipirb, altd)
ciner BON Sen orci amerifaniiden 6eis
germ bcs ediifes perlcst. Ser getrefs
fenoc, Snmcs 8epgarh, 1pnrSe bon
einem Splitter bcs 9orpcoo5 9etrofic11
ilno iicgt jest III cinem bieIigen 9olpi<
tale.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14
,slhriatic" iiberiallis.

&C E IN 9 OFF. 13. Sebr. Scr Gnmz
pier slbriatic Scr 8bite Star 2inie nit
cil,em slmcrifancr an gpro llnb circr
grobcn Dh,nitiunslabung lrur belttc
in 2iperpool bcreits AS Stnnbcu ilbere
ialig. Mnn glaubt, ba6 Scr Sou1pfcr
om sa,nstas in sic @efabr5one fam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14

sc IN Worf, t5. Sebr. 9'ohSen
man uui Seitc ser sllliirtcn ipobl 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-02-14

Der llebcr5eu9llng gclan9t, bat
Scutl6lanb ipeber allf Dem ScDladtz
|ielbe nud) bltrd sIusbl1nserunesperillz
Ic nicoereelporfcn merben faln, be-
[9innt man iid einsebenb nit Scr IL
Sootfro9e 5u bciobdftigen. 8una6ii
rcrllGt man it'd sll pcreclpiilern, biz
su lpelhenr Grape 9cutictlanO nad
fait einid9rigem rSull" i'm Iau6boutz
friegc pobl i'm Stanbc lit. sic altsgez
|ltoBcren 9robllngcn tpabr 81 maben.
Cine b06ir Supcrldliisc Gcri6nlid<
tcit. ipeldc int lestenGc5c 5cnbcrScntld)@
lanb pcrlieB, pcriicbert, boB lpdbrenS
hes Snbres 1916 aue MIR errenflidcn
Gucllcn lnb $oiilfsmittcl 6erongcbplt
lpnrbcn, I'm Saucgbootc rcuejtcn SDps
nit ci1cn 9lnbiuE ppn 5000 Wcilen
ferti9 5lt itcllcn.
$oun0ertc BON Saucbbpotcu ipllrhen
lin Stettin, tpamhlrg unb on0crei1
Shiiisbonnrtcn alf aicl dclc9t unb
es hcitb allgcmein, baB an1 /. @inl
!1917 ncbr bcmn 700 ll~8pote allcr@
|nelcitcr Gcnltruftipn in 9ienlt ge@
ltcllt lpcrben fDnnel1. nit Ser Sabi9feit.
10 Sage ober lii,1ger alf pifencr Sec
al berbleibcu.
Wc,uiunt ,ncs" pbcr Deui,,uen viic"?
Sc,,tidlamb pber bic Nlliirtc,t?
gu II, + e.r anb GAP, Ienn.
13. Scbr. Scr Ne,r Dorfer &erlcge1
! e. e. sy1tisllrc .crfldrtc ilt ciilcr gcs
legentlib Der 2ineolu Seier an bel
2incoln Nlenprial : lt,,iperlitat 1lnte,
anbercm Sol9cnaes:
$n8em bas llnterlcebbot lid) be
lpibrt. 9elrinnt Scutltblaro henGrica
, nbcr 9e,ltIdlanS bcginnt Ncn, praftis
| lhen g'l,scn Ser Salthboutc 81 hc5iucis
|fcln. (??2) Gine anbere Nloali6fei1
Lit, baB 9iuBlano eincn SeparatfrieDel
|ldlieBt. Scipabrt licb oas llntcrieebool
nidt uno bleibt 91iBlnnS beu Nlliirtcr
5ur Scitc, Damn lit 9cutldlano pere
lprcn."
yslnriatic" iiberfallig.
&C e IN 9 nrf. 13. Sebr. Scr Cant
nf,r 0tSrfotir SCR Whitr tStnl. 2irie mi
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-27
Mll|;I!|I!'E|;R I'H|hAl, clQollrl.
Thousands Have Discovered 81,
Edwards' Olive Tablets are
q Harmless Substitute

pr. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sub.
stitute for calonel ARE a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on tie liver 81
almost instantaneous. They IA, TIE re-,
suit Of Dr. Edwards determination not
to treat liver and bowel complaints with
calomel. His efforts to Danish Il brought
out these little olivs-colorcd tablets. Il
These pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomel does, but have no bad
after effects. They don't injure the
teeth like strong liquids or calomei.
They take hold Of the trouble and
quickly correct It. Why cure tie liver
at the expense Of the teeth? Caloncl
sometimes plays havoc with the gums.
So do strong liquids. Il is best not to
take calomel but to let Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches. "dullness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation and
a disordered liver. Take Dr.. EdwardS
Olive Tablets when you feel doggy and
heavy" Note how they 'clear" clouded
brain and how they ''perk up" the spir-
its. l0c and Csc box. All druggists.