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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-21

poznat nastepujacego ustepu
jego oswiadczenia;
Problem zywnosciowy-:jes W
zupetnosci problemem wojen-
nym. Jest on w cafosci kwestya
, kooperacyi Aliantami, ponie-
waz jawnym jest faktem, re A
meryka posiada nadmiar zywno-
sci. Me jest to kwestya ograni-
czeh giodowych Z naszej strony,
ale kwestya powiekszenia mad
wyzki przez takie srodki, ktore
mozemy poniesc, oraz kontroll
mad umiarkowanemi cenami ME
tylko dla naszych sprzymierzeil-
cow, ale rownoczesnie dla ma
szych wlasnych konsumentow,
przy zaspokojeniu zarazem sfu--
sznych iadan producentow."
CO do sytuacyi W Europie kon
statute pan Hoover, re Cd dosta~
wy zywnoSci re Stan6w Zjedno-
czonyoh zaleznych jest 45 Milo
now ludnoSci w Anglii, 40 Milo
now we Francyi i 35 milionow
we WIoszech, ME liczac dziesie-
ciu milionow w okupowanych te
rytoryach Belgii i Francyi. Po-
przednio kraje te zaopatrywafy
sic W zywnoSt ME tylko re Sta
now Zjednoczonych, ale takze -
to wiekszej mierze - Z Argen-
tyny, Australia, lIndyii, Rosy,
Rumunii i Bulgaryi. Obecnie do
w6z tych KRAKOW ustai zupef-
ME i Gale brzemie zaopatrzen1a
spada dlatego ma Wuja Sama.
w ko}ach poselskich rzado--
wych zapowiadaja, re kongres
przystapi W tym tygodniu do
dyskusyi mad zadaniami prezy--
denta odnosnie do nadania egze>
kutywie daleko siegajacej wiadzy
odnosnie do kontroli zywnoscio--
wei Znane pod nazwa blu Leve-
ra rzadowe przed}ozenie W lzble
poselskiej idzie pod tym wzgle-
dem dalej niz projekt senatora
Gore, ktory czesciowo wzorowa-
ny jest ma stosunkach zarzadze
mach w Kanadzie. Kongresman
Lever, prezes komisyi roln'czej
Izby poselskiej, utrzymule, re
bill iego dale prezydentowi VIE
cei ieszcze wfadzy niz on sam te
go zadai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-21
OOo0 PoJDZIE z PERSHIN-
GIEM.

Waszyngton, 81 maia. - Pier
wszy korpus amerykahski, kt6ry
pod dowbdztwem generafa Per-
shtnga uda sic do Europy, celem
cEyHnego wziecia udzia1u W wal
q . Niemcami, skiadaG sic be-
ax4e z okoio 10000 ludzi. Ziozy
ss nan jedna dywizya wojsk ar
mi regularnej, t. j. mniej wiecej
5000 zeAnierzy, 9 oohotniczych
paxk6w inzynierskich jeden
pu8k marynarki. przydzielony do
tego korpusu na podstawie wy
dsnego przez sekretarza Daniel
sa W sobote zarzadzenia. Ko-
mende mad tym puikiem obejmie
pukleownik Charles A. Deyen, d
sksadac sic on bedzie Z samych
weteranow, kt6rzy juz znaja "a
pach prochu i brali udziai W czyn
nej kampanii W ciagu dwu lat o.
statnich na Haiti, San Domingo
j Kubie. lie marynarzy bedzie
ten puik Iiczyc, tego ma razie do
kfadnie ME wiadomo, w kazdym
iednak razie przeszlo 1000. O.
chotnicze pulki inzynierskie da-
dzs razem okoio $4,000 ludzi.
General Pershing uda sic do
Europy wraz sztabem jeszcze
pred swoim korpusem, aby "a
wczasu przygotowac ma miejscu
wszystko, co okaze sig potrzeb-
ne dla ostatecznego przygotowa
MIA zo{nierzy do walk W tram
szach zapoznania ich nowo-
czesnemi metodami wojowania.
Kraza pogioski, re Pershing 20
stanie pred swym odjazdem je-
szcze awansowany ma general
porucznika ze powierzona mu
bedzie naczelna komenda mad
wszystkiemi amerykanskiemi
woiskami, ktore Stany Zjedno-
czone W przyszioSci wySla do E
uropy.
Zachodzi mozliwoSc, re pier
wszy amerykahski korpus Po
przybyciu ma front dostanie roz-
kaz wsparcia obron odcinka Ii
nil belgijskiej, tego malego od-
cinka, kt6ry takiem bohater-|
stwem ochronii niewielks zachod
MIA poiaG Belgii pred najazdem
niemieckich hord nowoczesnege
Atylli. Byloby to jawnern zafna-
nifestowaniem wobec swista, se
Ameryka wdaia sic W weins W
tym jedynie eelu, sby pemedt
do zwycisstwH SPFswieaAwesei
i prawu mad gwaitatni Pruskisge
militaryzmu biuFokratyzfia,
kt6re caly niemal SWAT powola.
ly pod broh przeciwko Niemcom'
D lie Rad waszyngtonski zdo-
Ia wprowadzic W zycie bez waz
niejszych zmian swoje obeone
plany, pred zakohczeniem jesz--
cze tego roku 100000 zolnierzy
amerykanskioh bedzie brac czyn
ny udziai W operacyach wojen--
uych.aazachodnirn teatrze. Dirt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-21
Z z0fensyw W|oskiej.
zaciRte Boje 0 Tryest.
AustryaCy SLIME odpieraja!
Walk we Francyi.
Ang|icy szczerbia Liniq Hindenburga.
Sprawy Morskie.
Wie$ci z Rosyi.
Niemcy -Katolicy "a Pokojem.
Sprawy Morskie.
z RoSYi.
Niemcy Katolicy "a Pokojem.
'INNE TELEGRAMY.

mogli byli sprawit z wojsssm
zdezorganizowanenni - teraz wTo
cili do komend, podobno juz sic
zaraz zaczyna robota W poszcze-
g6lnych odcinkach linii bojo-
wych.
- Wielkie wrazenie wywo9al
manifest, podpisany przez mini
strow: Kerenskiego, wojny flo
ty, Pleszczakonowa, ministra "a
pasow zywnosci, oraz Gudne--
wa, kontrolera pafstwa, zapowia-
dajacy, re Rad Rosy jest przeci-
why pokojowi odrebnemu Mem
cami, ze jest "a wojna do kohca,
"a reorganizacya armii ich apro.
wizacyi, "a sprezysta administra.
eva, przeciwny zaS dalszym pro-
bonn rewolucyjnym; zarazem "a
powiedziano W tym dokumencie,
re Rosya staraG sic bedzie mako
mic Aliantow do przyjecia zasa.
dy pokoju bez anexacyi. Jedno--
czesnie minister Kerenskij ogfo-
sill reskrypt zapraszajacy dezerte-
row powrotem do szeregow do
dnia 28go maja; lecz kto sic "
tym czasie ME stawi, a ma obo-
wiazek s{uzenia wojskowo, ten
bedzie surowo karany; nadto wy
dano szereg energicznych rozpo-
rzadzeh dla armii ma frontach i
madame generaiom wladze pre-
prowadzenia zarzadzen owych.
- sklad nowego ninisteryum
rosyjskiego jest ostatecznie ma
stepujacy: Premier i minister
spraw wewnetrznych - ks.
Lwow, minister spraw zagranicz-
nych - Tereszczenko, minister
wojny floty - Kerenskij, min.
handlu przemyslu - Konowa--
low, min. zapasow wojennych i
zvwnosci - Pleszczakanow, kon-
troler paistwa - Gudnew, min.
piracy - Skobelew, min. sprawie-
dliwosci - Perewiezow, min. fl
nansow - Szingarew, min. ko-
munikacyi - Nekrasow, min.
poczt i telegrafow - Csertelh,
min. oSwiaty - Manuilow, min.
wsparc publicznych - ks. Sza--
chowskij, min. spraw Konstytu-
anty - prof. Grimm. Prace mad
przygotowaniem Konstytuanty
maia isc teraz raznem tempem. =
- KS. Lwow, premier ogiosiI
d1a prasy zagranicznej oswiadcze-
ME, do ktorego dodali swe O.
swiadczenia Kerenskij, minister
wojny Tereszczenko, min, spraw
zagranicznych: wszystkie te o.
swiadczenia koncentruja sic W po-
'stanowieniach "a wojna przeciw
pokojowi odrebnemu, ale zara--
zem gsosuja "a pokojem bez a.
nexacyi; akcya zbrojna armii ro-
syjskich natychmiast sic ma "a
czaG po zreorganizowaniu wojsk.
ktorym. diuga bezczynnosc, "a
krawajaca ma zawieszenie broni Z
Niemcami poszkodziia pod wzgle'
dem dyscypliny. Kerenskij do
da,, ze jak diugo on ministrem =
o zadnych dalszych probach re-
wolucyjnych i mowy bye ME mo-
ze: reorganizacya wfadz admins
stracyjnych wojskowych jut
zaczeta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-21
oLBRZYMI BUDzET WO-
Jenny UCHWALONY.

Washington, 81 maja. - Maj
,wiekszy W historyi Ameryki bill
apropryacyjny zosta} uchwalony
W sobots przez senat hez inaletl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-21
AKcYA PoKoJoWA w
NIEMCZECH.

Londyn-Berno, 81. maja. -
Donosza z Monachium, stolicy
Bawaryi, re W kraju tym - prze-
waznie katolichm GAIA ludnose
"a wezwaniem kleru okrzykneia
gotowost swa do propagndy po-
kojowej. Akcya zostaje podjeta
pod godaem Eucharystyi sw.
(Prawdopodobnie przez organi-
zacye Kongres6w Eucharystycz-
nych. Przyp. Red. D. c., a ma
czele jej stoja bisk1pi katoliccy
Bawaryi innych KRAKOW niemiec-
kich, ktorzy podobno juz sic po-
rozumieli episkopatem innych
KRAKOW wojujacych, nawet po
,stronie przeciwnej - alianckiej-
celem wdrozenia i tam wielkiej,
zorganizowanej propagandy "a
pokojem.
- w ca{ych Niemczech
wzmaga sic pragnienie pokoju, a
zarazem widocznem jest znuze--
ME wojna i niezadowolenie z
rzadu, ku czemu przyczynia sic
zawod, spowodowany odiozeniem
reform acknowledgement niedo-
statkiem zywnosciowych artyku-
low; podobnez wiesci dochodza z
Austryi, gdzie stanowczo pano--
wac zaczyna oryentacya pokojo-
wa, bez watpienia sam cesarz
Karol byiby "a pokojem kom-
promisowym - zw}aszcza, re
tam znow k}opoty z Wegrami
staja sic powazne. Niema watpie-
mia, IL gdyby Austrya odrebny
pokoj zawar}a, to "a jej przykla-
dem posz}aby i Bu}garya, moze
takze Turcya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-21
Hoover kontrolo-
rem zyWnoScl.
Nur ma Pacyfku.
Senat uchWa|h budzet Wojenny'
$500 aeropIan6W " pierWszym Toku.
Wyrok w procesie Rintelena'
Polska manifestacya W Toledo.
INNE TELEGRAMY.
1rok w procesie Rintelena
Polska manifestacya " Toledo.
INNE TELEGRAMY.

ga QyW1Lya JeQnak, kpo1d PoJoLlS
po korpusie Pershinga, ME be-
die prawdopodobnie utworzo-
ma z wojska regularuego, tylko z
, milicyi. Ostatec0na decyzya pod
tym wzgledem zalezec bedzie cd
raport6w, jake genera, Pershins
nadesle z Francyi w sprawie wa
runkow i sposobow ostatecznego
przygotowywania zosnierzy do
boju poza 1iniami ognia.
Ma razie Department wojny
projektuje rozpoczac wysyks
gwardyi na drugs strone Allan
tytu w poczstkach wrzesnia. &c
neral Mann, szef departamentu
dla spraw milicyi, informuje
sztab generalny, re wiele oddzia-
low gwardyi ME potrzebuje vie
cej niz 4 do 6 tygodni ewiczeh,
zanim beda zupeinie przygotowa
ne do rozpoczecia koncowego tire
ningu w obozach euroPejskich.
Z porniedzy 1e5,OOO gwardzis-
tow, ktorzy otrzymali juz pod
stawowe wyksztaicenie zosnier--
skie. $4,000 do 10000 bedzie 60
towych do wyjazdu ma poczatek
iesieni, a MONA bye pewnym, ze
dwumiesieczne dodatkowe cwi--
czenia we Francyi doprowadza
ich do peinej gotowosci bojowej
wedle metod nowoczesnego wo-
iowania, Ksztalcenie rekruto"
pobranych ma podstawie konskry
pcyi zajmie wiecej czasu i pier
wsze oddziaiy ich ME beda mo-
CIV predict bye wyslane jak W
styczniu roku 1918.
Wszystkie plany przeprowa-
dzenia registracyi popisowych
dnia 5-go czerwca zostaly juz u
konczone i mozna sic sPodziewat
ze registracya pojdzie giadko
skladnie. Obecnie Department
wojny rozsyla do wsadz lokal-
nych blankiety registracyjne, a z
nadchodzacych calego kraju ra
port6w MONA wnioskowac, re
co najmniej 90 procent z posroo
obowiazanych do registracyi do
peini w oznaczonym dniu tego
obowiazlcu. Z 40 Stanow otrzy-
mano uwiadomienie, IL wszyst--
kie niemal przedwstepne przy-
gotowania So juz W mich pokoti-
czone Gala maszyna registracyj
ma bedzie pracowae zadawalnia-
jaco.
WYDZIAL HOoVERA ME
ZALEzNY Cd MINISTER
SILVA.
Wassyngton, 2l maja. - Pre-
zydent Wilson zwr6cR sic do
Herberta Hoovera, dyrcktora
belgijsko amerykahskiei komi--
syi ratunkowej z Propozycya, a.
by. przyjes urzad kontrolora zy-
wnosci W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych, ma co pan Hoover sic Ego
dzii z tenn zastrsczeniem, IL pra-
&c swa ofiarowuje krajowi zu--
pesnie bezinteresownie bezpia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-05-21
ROSYA w PORZADKU -
Z ALIANTAMI!

Piotrogrod, 81. maja. - Spo'
dziewac sic wolno, re Rosya,
kt6ra cd kilku miesiecy bezczyn-
ma byla i jest ma teatrze wojny, a
to wskutek przewrotow wewne-
trznych, teraz odzyska swoj wa
lor prawdziwy W wojnie i poma-
gao bedzie do popchniecia ma
prod wydatnie shutecznie spra-
wy alianckiej. Nowy cabinet koa-
licyjny, majacy poparcie apro-
bate pelna Kongresu Robociarzy
i Zo{nierzy oglosil rezolucye "a
wojna do zwycieskiego kohca, a
nowy minister wojny, Kerenskij
czlowiek miody, energiczny obie-
cuje przywr6cenie dyscypliny i
sprawnosci bojowej W armiach
rosyjskich; jednoczesnie ogioszo-
no sic stanowczo przeciwko po-.
kojowi odrebnemu i zarazem pre-
ciwko wszelkim dalszym probom
i projektom rewolucyjnym: ma
zewnatrz ma nastapic akcya ar
mil, a wewnatrz energiczne przy-
gotowanie Konstytuanty. Keren.
ski wybiera sic sam ma front do
wojsk, by je zagrzac patryotyz-
mem zadza walki "a sprawe
wolnosci pokoju, kt6re ME da-
dza sic polaczyt dzisiejszymi
Niemcami i tylko po ich z,amaniu
So mozliwe. Generasowie Brusi-
1om Hurko, ktorzy juz rezygno-
wall byli z komend. bo mic ME
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
'otton closed firm. The range
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, Aug. 14-Failure of rains to materialize in Texas as fore cast yesterday, caused buying con tracts on a liberal scale around the opening of the cotton market here to- day and before the session was very old prices were 16 to 22 points up. Reports of peace proposals from the vatican also were steadying influ- ence.
 Heavy short covering made it's ap- pearance around the middle of the morning and swept the market bare of offerings. Prices firmed up rapid ly toward noon, the active months were 75 to S6 points over the level of yesterdays close.
 Cotton opened steady. Opening bids October 23SOc asked; December 23. .76c; January 23.S5c March 23.95c; May 24.O4c.
 Less strength was displayed in the afternoon and the market eased off from the highest under realizing by scalping longs At 1:30 the active months were 65 points over yester- days final figures.
 Cotton closed steady at an advance of 70 to 91 points over yesterdays fi' nal prices. The range:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
LICENSES TO GINNERS.

Little Rock, Aug. 14.-The bureau of marketing is preparing to mai out the licenses to the thousand gin. ners of the state this week. An eff fort is being made to compile com plete list of the gins of the state, fol Che confidential use of the depart ment, as there is no accurate list. TIC supplement what has been secured by mail, the inspectors of feed anC fertilizers are calling on all ginners in the various counties and listing them. Their reports are to be made on September 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
New York Cotton.

New York, Aus. IA. The cotton market opened steady today at an advance of 11 points to a decline of two ponts with near months rcla- lively firm on covering. Thc contin- ued absence Of rain in the Southwest and reports that a southwestern au. thority placed the average condition of the crop at 7040 compared with 12.1 on July 2a,, promoted rcactionary sentiment after the severe decline of the past few days After selling at 2l.93 on the call, October reacted to 24.76, however, while January sold off from 2455 to 24 43c, or back to about last nights closing figures un- der renewed liquidation and local pressure.
 The decline to 24.71c for October and 24.43c for January, or about to points from last nights closing fig nres, was followed by sharp rally later in the morninG. The crop com plaints from the southwest were col ored by the detailed weather reports showing no precipitation in Texas and covering stimulated by reports that the pope had submitted peace prOpos- als to all belli"erents. October sold up to 2520c and January 24 95c or about 45 to 90 points net higher The volume of business continued light, however, and prices were a few points off from the best after midday.
 Covering on the peace talk carried October contracts up to 25.35c and January to 25.16c early in the after noon or about 60 to 70 points net higher. There was little southern selling on this advance and scattered realizing which caused reactions of 10 to 12 points but sellers were much less aggressive than recently and prices held within 20 to 9 points of the best shortly after 2 o'clock.
 Cotton closed firm. The range:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
Chicago Grain.

chicago Grain. Chicago, Aug. 14.-Although news of peace proposals by Pope Benedict made some impression on grain prices today, the effect did not fully counter act an advance which had taken place before the peace news beame gener- ally knownA The force of the initial uptnrn in values was chiefly based on profit taking purchasers for shorts in corn who were influenced by opin- ions that corn had reached basis where the feeding demand would broaden to 2 material extent. Open ing figures for corn were IA to 3-4 cent higher with December at $1.14 5-S to $1.15 and May at $1.l2 to $1l3 After moderate further gains the market reacted to slightly above yesterdays finish.
 In later dealings the. market hard cned again owing more or less to a sharp advance in cash prices at Peo- ria The close was nervous at gains of 7-S to 1 1-4c net with December at $1.15 3-i and May $1.13 1-4 to $l.13 3-S.
 Wheat trading was at dead stand still as far as future delivery trans actions were concerned. Prices were unobtainable and dealers appeared to be ignoring the market in accordance with the views of the government food administrator, although the govern ment plans of control were not for mally to be enforced until September ld. !
 Subsequently, few transactions took place, mainly at the same level as yesterdays close, $2,04 Septem- Der. Appearance indicatedfhat all out standing deals in futures would soon be settled. The close was steady at $2O4 September.
 Oats were governed in the main by corn. There was some buying on the part of houses with seaboard con- nection.
 Liquidating sales by holders of lard weakened the provision list as a whole. Higher quotations on hogs were ignored.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
PEACHES PROFITABLE.
Lincoln County Farmer OHtainS $.jN0
 From Crop Costing Nothing.

The possibilities for profit in pc ,c'' es in this section is emphasized by the success of J. M. Lyle, farme: of Lincoln county. and a brother nf Brown Lyle, connected with the FIX Brothers Hardware company of Pine Bluff. Mir. Lyle this season sold S5o0 worth of peaches from an orchard of about three acres. The peat nes cost nothing to produce, because other crops grown in the orchard more than paid for the cultivation Mir. lyle had no selling expense, his peach"s being so large and of Such fine fla vor that buyers drove to his place to. get them, paying $1 per bushc..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
FOR R ENT c. $. M c N F w
REAL ESTATE AGENCY

REAL ESTATE AGENC1
 1O6 PINE STREET PHONE 971 1901 West Fifth., 5 rooms, hall--$1 5.00 SOP State, 6 rooms; close in----$10.0O 1905 E. Rarraque, romos, tank and
 we'll, large barn and garden spot;
 vacant Aug. .0O POS Georgia, rooms, lights and gas;
 close in $l5.0O 1901 W. Twelfth, IA rooms; suitable for boarding house, new------$15.00 12O w. Eighteenth, six rooms, strictly modern, hardwood floor, hot water, garage, chicken yard, etc.----$25.00 1877 Olive, eight rooms, modern, out
 buildings and large lot------$20.00 1901 W. Seventh ave-, eight rooms, furnished or unfurnished $20 or $25 Twelfth and Cypress, 14 rooms, lights, suitable for boarding house build
 ing is new ----------------$25.00 % Thirty-first and Elm, three rooms. two large lots, we'll and tank--$6.O0. 1000 B. Sixth, store and five living
 rooms, water, lights and gas; fine
 location for grocery and butcher
 SuOp. .SZU.UU
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
Legal Notices
NOTICE.
Paving District No. 3i.
Fifteenth avenue and Laurel st

Fifteenth avenue and Laurel street. The tax books for the collection of special assessment upon the real property in Paving District No. 34, in the City of Pine Bluff, has been plac- ed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made ac- tion will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such assessments, and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 7th day of August, 1917. .t
 VIM. HUTT, Collector Office City Hall. S-S-1mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
Liverpool Cotton.

Liverpool, Aug 14-Cotton spot in moderate request, prices 10 points lower. American middling fair 2O.3Sd; good middling, 19,95d: mid ding 1995d; low middling 1910d; ; good ordinary 1s.15d; ordinary 17.65d {: sales 5000, including 3,400 American. Receipts 4,000, including 5000 Ameri' can. Futures 10 points lower Aug. 1S.30d; Sept.-Oct. 17.67d; Oct.-NOv 17.25d: Dec.-Jan. 16.70d; Jan.-Feb. 16.60d; March-April 16.42d; May-June 1626d.
 The above arc all fixed prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
GRAND JURY WILL
 MEET AGAIN MONDAY

The grand jury will meet Monday morning next and will resume it's ac- tivities in the investigation of cases referred to it by the prosecuting at torney and by the various minor courts.
 This session of the grand jury pre- cedes by few weeks the resumption of activities by the circuit court, the criminal session of which will begin the first Monday in October.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
w A N T F. D

WANTED-AT ONCE, experienced and thoroughly competent book keeper, by wholesale manufactur- ing and jobbing concern. Apply in own handwriting, giving age, ref erences and experience. Address Manager, box o57, Pine Bluff, Ark
 8-15-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
SUBMARINE IS DAMAGED.

London, Aug 14.-A German sub marine of the largest and latest type has been lowed into Zeebrugge by two torpedo boats. according to an EXchanfie Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam. The submarine is re- ported to have been rammcd in the Nort hSea and damaged severely, re- sulting in the loss of three of the crew
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
E OR s AL E

1112 w. Barraque, rooms and sleep
 ing porch, garage, auto drive;
 strictly modern; small cash pay
 ment and monthly payments $3,500
 1918 Poplar St., rooms, twv-storJ residence; strictly modern; hardwood floors; large lot; one block of car line: 1-2 cash, balance monthly if de- sired. Price $3.G50.0O.
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wANTED-BOY TO DELIVER PACK ages and learn the printing trade
 Must be over fifteen years of age. Splendid opportunity for a bright boy. Apply at Graphic office, up stairs. S-lo-5t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15

The fine hitting of Larry Lajoie in the International leageu has attracted the attention of several major league moguls. Perhaps the former Cleve- land star and preesnt Toronto man. ager is getting ready to return to the big show next season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
New Orleans Spots.

New Orleans, Aug. 4.-SpOt cotton quiet and unchanged Sales on the spot 40. to arrive 1000. Good ordin- ary 24O0c; strict good ordinary 24.5O :: low middling 25.o0c; strict low mid ding 2594c; good middling 26.12c; strict good middling 26.30c. Receipts 2,743; stock 126,53S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15

General Brusiloff, the new com mander-in-chief of the Russian ar mics, to whom the allies are looking for the salvation of Russia in the struggle against Germany Brusiloff and Kerensky, more than any other men, hold tn efate of Russia in the hollow of their hands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15

WANTED-TO BUY SEVERAL 1917 model Ford passenger cars; also Fords of other models, in good
 shape; must be priced right for cash. F. R. Swain, Box 1S6, Eng land, Ark. S-1o-5t
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MAKES MANY GENERALS.

Washington, Aug. 14.-Nominations of more than 200 new major gener- als and brgadier generals who will hold commands in the new army were sent to the senate today by President Wilson. They include all the national guard general officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS HELP CT in filing room; one with some ex-
 perience. Apply to- wv. T. Glenn,
 Arkansas Short Leaf Lumber com pany's plant. S-l0-ot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15

In patriotic address delivered at Asheville, N C. before 5000 people, Gov. Thomas w. Bickett predicted the allies will win the war before the close ot the autumn of 1918.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15

Ben Wipf, a baker, was burned to death and property loss estimated at $25,000 sustained in fire at Dallas. Texas, when the Mecca cafe and a small hotel were completely gutted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15

The Red Sex will have to make up lost ground away from home if they would pull up on the White Sox. The Boston Barrys haven't been able to make headway toward Pennantville on the home lot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15

WANTED-YOUNG LADY FOR PO- sition in office; previous experienoe not necessary; chance for advance ment. Address Office, care Graphic
 S-15.6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-15
CL AS ST HE ID w A N I .
Bring Results-Try One

FOR SALE-NICE LITTLE FARM, close to dollarway pike; 52 acres; about all in cultivation; good house,
 chicken houses. and 15O fruit trees, Sl 500. J. P. Cady, 127h Main street. 9-tf